Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-24
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The new street cars are elegant and comfort.
able
The river is still sixteen inches above the low
water mark of 1878.
DR.. Mintzer has within few days brought
three year old FLY with a three minute trot-
ting record.
The steamer Alex. Kendall was expected in
last night, to go out at noon to-day with pass.
engers and freight for the K. N. line.
The case of the State against James Jordon,
charged with the larceny of two chairs, was
dismissed on yesterday for want of prosecu-
tion.
| The st. Paul & Manitoba earnings for the
first half of September were $121 ,045.39, an in
crease of $i8,0l8.18 18 over the corresponding
time of last year.
The forthcoming fair to be held in the new
market house hall will be given by the Cathe-
dral and st. joseph parishes and not by the
Cathedral parish alone as before stated.
Mr.. ]. B. Brisbine and VIM. Louis Kelly
have been called upon to address the meeting
of the Second ward Hancock and English club
| at the old court house next Thursday even
| ing. 4.l
The big mill of the s. T. water power COM
pany, at Sioux Falls, Dakota, is progressing
rapidly under the amended plans which are to
glveit capacity of ], 300 barrels day instead
OF LOCO as was originally intended.
The ties provided for the proposed extension
of the River Falls railway to Ellsworth, ARE be-
ing hauled into River Falls, to be sent to Neb-
| raska. The Ellsworth route proved rather too
hard one for the Omaha company to under
take at this time, but il will build the road
some time.
Peter Bott, the we'll known baker on Seventh
street. 1Lst with an accident on yeste;-
day afternoon which may be attended with
serious results. He was walking in the back
yard of his residence when he fell into oiss
tern, breaking both legs. At last accounts he
was doing we'll.
Goodwin's Froliquea attracted another i'm
menss audience at the Opera Honse last even
ing, and every man, woman and child in the
house laughed till their sides ached at the COM
lcalities and absurdities of the actors. All
passed off smoothly and to the satisfaction of
everybody present.
Mr.. Louis Eisenmenger, doing business on
Wabashaw street, received yesterday the carcass
of huge black bear, which was shot last Tues
day in the immediate vicinity of Centerville.
The brule welghed 4U2 pounds, and the dainty
fellow will be served up at the principal hotels
in fresh bear steak"
Mr.. George L. Heron Of Minneapolis. yester-
day bought for St. Paul gentleman the roam
geldipg, Jim Fisk, for which So, 1000 was paid
to MIR. Charles Pillsbury. Tho horse sold not
long ago for $400, but has since shown good
racing qualities and at the late fair made a
trotting record of 2:25.
Tim O'Brien budged up on the old stuff, day
before yesterday, and stretched himself across
a wagon road in the Sixth ward, where be was
found sleeping by Of @r O'Keefe. He was
snatched from his pei.4us position and was
before hizzoner, yesterday, who sent him to
the bastile for three days.
The new street cars made their appearance
on the new and extended street railway lines
| yesterday. The cars are beauties and as soon
as their patrons learn just how they run, Cen
eral Manager Walsh will come to the front as
| the recipient of Thousand thanks, and, the
GLOBE trusts, harvest of nickels.
telegram was received by Chief Weber yes
terday from Fayette Marsh of Saltwater, di.
recting the arrest of man named Frank Good
rich, wanted for obtaining money and goods
noon train and was arrested at the depot, being
conducted back by Officer Murphy.
Johnny Bresett was heard from yesterday.
He had been out as far as the State line, on
the Hastings & Dakota road. and on his return,
at Shakopee, he learned ahorse answering the
description of his mare had passed through
Chaska, in double team, on Tuesday. Bres-
sette at once took the back track to follow the
trail.
trio Of roughs, not unknown to the police,
named Tom o. Brien, Joe and Thomas Graham,
were before Judge O'Brien yesterday charged
with stoning the windows of Geisking Is saloon,
corner of Third and Commercial streets. Ac-
cording to the testimony it was free fight, and
| for once in their lives, they escaped punish
ment by the hair of their teeth.
| Wheat in the southern part of the State has
largely been held in stack, waiting for it to re-
cover from the wetting..it had in the last weeks
of harvest, but threshing is. now going on in all
directions, and wheat is beginning to move to
market from the southwest counties. The
Rock county farm is shipping three to four
carloads daily this week, mostly to st. Paul.
A meeting of St. Paul Lodge No. will be
held this evening to take action relative
to attending the funeral of the late Brother A.
@. Smith at Litchfield on Sunday. The mem
| bers of Ancient Landmark Lodge No. and all
| Masons interested are invited to be present.
| It is probable that special train will be run
| for the accommodation of the brethren along
| the line.
| The Third ward Garfield and Arthur club
held business meeting at Erd's hall, on st..
Peter street, last evening, which was fairly at
| tended. A constitution and bylaws were
| adopted and number Of committees appoint
| ed. Gen. John B. Sanborn addressed the
| meeting at some length, tho burden of which
was the crimes of the Democracy, and the i'm
macnlate purity of the Republican party.
The last time. before yesterday, that Pat.
Kennedy was before his hizzonor was Wednes-
day. He Was released on condition that he
take the pledge. He and Officer O'Keefe start
ed out to look up a notary but Kennedy
changed his mind and bolted for a drink. At
nightfall he was brought into the fold timber
| drunk. Yesterday morning he stated that he
had felt rather sick and had taken drop too
much. He was sent up for fifteen days.
depi aved, inirm old man. named James
Fallon, q former inmate Of the poor house, was
arraigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with having had undue intimacy with an idi-
otic colored woman named Mary Colby. The
defendant, who is blind, was committed for
thirty days. In view of snoh disgusting de-
pravity, 1t might be well to enquire how such q
state Of affairs are allowed to exist.
At hfcnlasters s. Getty'a drug store, Seventh
and Wabashaw streets, may be seen on exhibit
tion the prizes to be contested for in the row
ing match to take place Oct. 9th, by the mem
bers Of the Minnesota boat club. There are