Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20
CITY GLOBULES.

changed from Eighth ana hoDert streets 10 the
corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets.
The drill of Damascus commandery at the
rink last evening was a success and was wit
messed by large number of delighted spects-
tors.
A harmless runaway took place on Minnesota
street yesterday forenoon, in which ayoung
man named Getty had narrow escape from
injury.
Workmen were engaged yesterday IN putting
up the oornice over the facade and roof OF
the new market house at the Wabashaw street
entrance.
Holders of preferred stock of the st. Paul
& Sioux City company are encouraged by ru-
mors that the directors of the company will de-
clare dividend about August l.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Harvey Lewis against E. P.
Webb to recover the sum of $6ll for services,
board and provisions furnished.
Parties who wish to correct their assessments
should read the official notice OF the county
auditor in another column calling attention to
the meeting of the board of equalization
depraved looking wretch, named Can
Kraft, was before his honor yesterday charged
with vagrancy. He didn't attempt plausible
dafense, and was sent to the quay for fifteen
days.
Sheriff Nugent, of Wright county, was in
st. Paul yesterday in hopes of obtaining
clue to the whereabouts Of gang Of horse
thieves who have been raidiug Wright
county.
The grand street parade of Damascus COM
mandery takes place this evening. 1t will be
an imposing pagesntry, and no doubt Bridge
square and Third street will be crowded with
spectators.
The Democrats of Kandiyohi county are up
and doing; they have arranged for an open air
mass meeting at Wilmar on Saturday afternoon
next, which will be addressed by Gen. r. W.
johnson and others.
Capt j. W. French, or wild JIM" the West
ern rife shot, is to give exhibitions of his skill
at the Broadway rink Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. He is an expert, and will give very
interesting exhibitions.
The Damascus Commandery and members of
the police force will give en- exhibition drill
this evening at Bridge Square. The st. Paul
and Minneapolis ends of the Great Western
Band will supply the music.
Anna Kautermann, the chronic topper, wss
PAW with disreputable male companion
from the Sixth ward. They were both Dunk,
and on this account were lodged in the cooler.
MI. A. o. Bailey yesterday shipped car load
of ginseng and snake root. The ginseng con.
sisted of about eight thousand pounds con-
tanned in twenty large casks, and the remainder
of the car load was made up of snake root in
sacks.
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was at the police court yesterday, charged with
indulging in tanglefoot. The same man was
up on Saturday, being let down light on ac-
count of his gentility, and yesterday he put up
50 for the fun, and was discharged.
John La Belle and John McCann were ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with having a ge-as-you-please fight at the
corner of Fourth and Robert streets They
each made a lame apology for the ruction and
were fined 70 or twelve days each in the bastile.
A soiled blossom named Lizzie Wilson was
arrested Sunday night for creating disturb
yesterday morning, and as one put in an ap-
pearanoe the sum Of $l4, put up as bail, was
declared forfeited. She appeared later in the
day, pleaded guilty and was fined $5.
A traveller named W. A. Moore stepped up to
the lunch stand in the Jackson street depot
yesterday morning and called for cup Of cof-
fee leaving his valise on the platform. He
returned in a few moments, and 10, the grip
sack had vanished. It contained q rubber
overcoat and several articles of clothing.
Last night drunken hoodlum went into
Caldwells saloon and called for glass of G.
& G.'s best sourmasb. The beverage was no
sooner set up than no gave the bottle toss,
and the contents went flying about the room.
He was about to inaugurate circus. when
proceedings were stayed by Officer Cook, who
yanked him to the cooler.
James Anderson, of Minneapolis, leased a
horse and buggy with his weeks wages yester-
day and came 70 st. Paul to see the sights.
He visited the ''Pinafore' variety dive on
West Third street, where he boozed up on the
old stuff and then gave vent to camp-meeting
howl. He ~as cared for by Officer Mcmahon,
who laid him on the shelf.
Last night message came to the city hall
stating that an aged man had broken bis leg at
Park Place. Officer Lowell was sent up and
the sufferer was found to be an infirm old part 2
who has been limping around town as beggar.
His leg was not broken, but, being very infrm,
he was assisted to the city hall, and will be
sent to the hospital this morning.
fly young duffer who furnishes the chin
music for jackson street clothing house rode
up to city ball on q white charger last night
and enquired if the authorities here would re-
quest the police at Minneapolis to arrest two
members of the demi mode who had taken O
horse and buggy from Shirk's livery stable,
he was about to explain when GLOBE report
ar happened to come along, on seeing whom
the young idiot put the spur to his horse and
drove off as if struck by battering ram.
Saturday night a couple of festive youths
pamed Thomas Jones and Frank Manship en-
gagged in game of fifteen ball pool at Tenn.
pies saloon on Seventh street. During the
sport Manship charged Jones with cabbaging
the number fifteen ball from the pocket and
putting smaller ball in its place. Jones
swore he didn't make the transfer and at the
close of the game Manship refused to pay for
the game on the grounds that it had been won
by fraud A fight ensued, at the height of
which both men were yanked to the cooler
Yesterday the parties were before Judge Nc
Grorty. Jones was discharged and Manship
was fined eight dollars or ten days in the
cooler.
Nearly all the St. Baul business men whose
families are spending the season at White Bear,
have petitioned the st. Paul & Duluth COM
pany to change the time of one of the morning
trains from White Bear, from sos A. NJ. to 40
A. NJ, SO that it will arrive at st. Paul twenty
five minuter earlies than now. The company
desires to accommodate its patrons and may
make the change to- morrow morning, though