Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-19
CITY GLoBULEs.l

New apples are in market IN third bushel
boxes, selling at SLIPS.
First concert by Great Union Band at Lake
Elmo Saturday evening.
About 125 persons attended the st. Andrews
societys picnic at White Bear yesterday.
Gen. Hagen and his Sixth regiment left Bis
marck last night for ST. Paul en- route to Ooun-
Gil Bluffs.
An order was issued by Judge Wllkin yes
terday for venire of thirty five jurors, return
able Tuesday.
The new boat of the Diamond 10 line will
leave Dubuque to day with large excursion
party for st. Paul.
The river at this point is slowly declining.
The fall during the past twenty four hours has
been about three inches.
The st. Paul & Manitoba contractors are
grading line from Grand Forks southwest,
and have lately reached Goose river.
The Clinton came in last night with cabin
full of passengers and good load of freight.
She leaves for st. Louis at noon to-day.
The graders on the Breckenridge branch of
the st. Paul & Manitoba road have crossed the
sheyenne and are at work eight miles be-
yond it.
The grading of the Browns Valley branch of
the st. Paul & Manitoba road will probably be
ready for track laying to begin about the 1st
of July.
The steamer Red Cloud arrived at Bismarck
yesterday from Fort Benton. bringing $50 head
of cattle, 1000 dry hides, 500 bales of robes
and $50 bales of unsorted skins.
Jos. e. Leighton may be expected in st.
Paul this morning, providing a dispatch sent
him yesterday was duly received. The dis
patch said something about a ten pound boy.
Sheriff King has Twenty-Five offenders
against the peace and dignity of the State I'M
der his charge at present, all of whom are
lodged aud fed at the expense of the county.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by George W. Walsh against
Helen Dean, to enforce payment of $500 al
lodged to be due for services rendered as
counsel.
Custom duty was paid at the collectors office
Yesterday on a family heirloom all the way
from Copenhagen, Denmark. The article was
an antique piano, and the duty amounted to
$50. Sc.
The case of the city against Thomas Scott,
convicted of committing an assault on Officer
Calvin, and which has been pending in the
municipal court for several weeks, will be dis
posed of TO day. .
Mr. Edward o. Brewster passed successful
examination for admittance to the bar, yester-
day, and was declared duly admitted by Judge
Brill. The further examination of applicants
will take place next week.
The committee on streets, sewers, etc., held
a meeting last evening, and considered the
matters referred to them by the last council.
The result of their labors will be reported at
the next meeting of the council
The remains of Henry Barstow, an account
of whose unfortunate death appeared in yes
terday's issue of the GLOBE, were expressed
last evening to his former place of residence
in Columbia county, State of New York.
Jerry McCarthy's picture gallery continues
to draw like poor mans plaster. The city
council paid it visit yesterday, and Aid. Bell
and O'Connor will make it subject of council
consideration at the special meeting this
evening.
teamster named Walter Dunn was at the
police court yesterday charged with max
ing brutal assault on q man named James
Hughes. The latter is not able to be around,
and, pending his recovery, the hearing was con-
tinued to next Wednesday.
The Great Union band goes to Elmo tonight
to give lake side concert at the lodge. The
electric lights and all attractions of the place
are at their best, and large company is ex-
pected. Trains leave St. Paul at P. NJ. and
returning, leave the lake at 9:45P. NJ
The st. Paul Gun club have issued chal-
lenge to shoot against teams of ten men each
from the st. Paul Rod & Gun club and the
Accidental Sporting club. The contest will
take place on the grounds of the st. Paul Gun
club on Wednesday, June S0th, at P. NJ.
Governor PilIsbury has reappointed the. fol-
lowing members of the State board of health
and their commissions will be issued in day
or two: DIR. D. W. Hand, of st. Paul; DR.. c.
N. Hewitt, of Red Wing; DR.. V. Smith, of Du-
luth; E. ]. Davis, of Mankato; DR.. c. Gron-
void of GOOdhue county.
One of the social evil cases will probably be
called for trial Monday. There are fourteen
indictments pending, against eight persons
two of whom have not been arraigned but may
be to-day Four of the indicted parties have
retained G. d. O'Brien to defend them, and
three have retained E. d. Rogers.
The day of grace Is passed and but 6l8 male
and forty female dogs are licensed ito bark
and bite" in st. Paul. All the balance (refer-
ring to the four-legged species) have been
turned over to the fertilizing company, which
will proceed to collect them, receiving therefor
the sum of Is cents head for converting them
into soap, etc.
John O'Brien was on trial in the district
court yesterday, charged with robbery from the
residence of Peter and Mary Belisle. He
was tried on the same charge about two
weeks ago and the jury disagreed. The case
was given to the jury at 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. After an hours absence the jury
returned verdict of not guilty.
powerfully built and shiftless looking fell
low, named Daniel McCreash, was before Judge
O'Brien yesterday afternoon, charged with bru-
tally beating his wife. The latter is dimuni-
tive little woman, and testified to having been
subjected to the most villianous treatment.
Defendant has been arraigned before for the
same offense, and being chronic wife beaten,
he was given sixty days in the cooler.
The case of the State against E. B. Baxter,
charged with being implicated in the robbery
of watch from the person of A. G. Savage,
came on for trial in the district court yester-
day forenoon. After the evidence had been
submitted the jury retired, returning about
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