Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-22
oTrY aLoBgLEs.

imported liquors.
The Rev. Father Neallis, formerly of Sibley
county, has been appointed pastor of St.
Joseph,s parish church, and will conduct the
services this morning.
The excursion train leaves for the New Ulm
funniest with the Great Western band this
morning at o'clock, joining Minneapolis at
the st. Paul junction.
Yesterday afternoon willy sneak thief cab
baged pair of trousers from adummy in front
of Franks clothing house on jackson street.
They vera worth four or i've dollars.
The committee on public buildings, of the
county board held meeting yesterday after
noon, aud decided upon the purchase of new
bed clothing and other supplies for the county
Jail.
Mr.. Frank Gravel the accomplished sales
man, formerly with L,ndeke Bros, has taken
position in the establishment of Messrs.
Powers Bros, and will be most happy to serve
his old friends.
TIE case of Van a. Higgins against Harvey
s. Dale came before Judge Simons yesterday
sfteruoon on an order to show cause why the
bond should not be vacated and other sureties
substituted After hearing remarks of coun-
sci the bond was approved and order to show
cause discharged.
The slaughter of prairie chickens is going on
with ruthless disregard OF the law of supply
and demand. The GLOBE is informed that
thousands of these birds are daily buried or
thrown away at the various railroad stations
throughout the State. This is all wrong,
Messrs. Sportsmen.
The board of directors of the St. Paul Sulphu
ret Silver Mining company, held meeting in
this city yesterday forenoon. The prospects OF
the company were talked over, and SO crafty
ing was the news from the mine that 1t was de-
cided to put in steam hosting apparatus at
once, and the price of stock was advanced from
% to $3.50 per share.
fellow named j. Wolf, with vulpine
mug and the aspect of rogue, was up yester-
day charged with disorderly conduct. Friday
afternoon he visited number of stores near
Bridge Square and insulted the proprietOls,
Hhereupon he was bounced OUT he played.
the role of mendicant and the court gave him
twelve days in the bastille.
About ten o'clock last evening couple of
fresh young men went into Hennig's saloon,
next to the Opera House on Wabashaw street.
and after calling for several glasses of beer, re-
fused to pay for the same. MIR. Hennlg ln-
sisted on payment and they kicked up devil
ola row just them A policeman soon nabbed
them, and order reigned II Warsaw.
ing the Knights Templar visit to Chicago was
the confering of the thirty-ffth degree upon
W. I. Martin John x Davidson and A. j.
Wampler, Of ST. Paul, by the Cyrene com.
nRndery. Though the ceremony was steam
reality, it was most impressive, and marks
new era in Masonry which will render it still
more popular.
Messrs. Nelson 4 Go. commenced work yes
terday on the walls of their new planning mill
near Posts Siding. The planning mill will be
twenty by ffIy-six feet, and the engine and
boiler room forty by forty. The buildings are
being built of brick, and will be completed
some time during September. The buildings
are to be 6reproof; With iron roof. There are
Fifty men employed on the work.
At the Rice park concert last night the fol-
lowing programme wss rendered:
March, Fast Life ............ $50. Barlow
Waltz, ''Song of Heaven" ............. STRAUSS
Overture 'Lustspiel' ............. Keller Bella
Solo cornet polka, Electric" ......... Warren
Selection, orphans" ............. Often bach
WALTZ, Laura ....''.....'.' ..bach
Another telegram was received from Gen.
Miles, Fort Keogh, at military headquarters in
this city yesterday, stating that Sitting Bulls
warriors. endeavoring to prevent the Indi-
ans from coming in and surrendering. The ex-
element at Poplar Creek Agency continues,
the Indians sending their families north, and
going south themselves Troops from Buford
had arrived at the agency, and Gen. Ruggles
does not apprehend any serious trouble.
Jack Tracy stood at the gate welcoming them
IN as the brave knights strobe into their lodge
on Wabashaw street. The pressure was too
much for him, and it question whether
be was 0azzled into syncope by the gaudy drum
major or was overcome by the old bulge. At
any rate he succumbed, aud was picked mp by
Officer Rouleau fast asleep on the Opera house
steps. He was carried to the tower.
a high toned old party named Albert Labeau,
was erraigned at the police court yesterday,
charged with drunkenness. The officer stated
that he had been found Oh the sidewalk, not
dead but sleeping. He awarded three
days in the cooler, and on hearing the sentence
he wept like child. On observing the croco-
ollie tears the court relented, and he was dis
charged during good behavior.
John Magie, the Wild Irishman, was ut the
police court yesterday, charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct Friday night he
made holy show of himself in Rice Park and
offered To Jump from the St. Paul bridge for
the beer. He was fined six dollars or ten DAYS
in the quay, and in passing out he made bad
break By trying to brba off payment of six
bits. The honest baliff bushed and the rascal
should have been cudgelled for his effrontry-
A dirty little man named John Hughes. alias
"Reddy," who is Minneapolis sneak, was
before hizzonor again yesterday, charged with
being vag. Chief Weber stated that he
had been arrested on Dayton's bluff, AID that
he was suspected of being the party who makes
1t business of buldoziug ladies'. The court
remarked that while up before he had promis-
ed TO leave the burgh aud that it was pity that
such men hould not be drowned. He was sent
I'D for nintY DAYS