Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-04
CITY eLoBULEs.

Inc steamer Big 6orn ID TO leave blsma rck
tonight for Fort Keosh. s
The Empire State 10 to take the excursion
party. which 10 to leave Duluth the 9Th mat,
for trip ronnd Lake Superior.
An indication of the wheat boom this fall
was Furnished yesterday by leading operator
securing elevator storage for 800 900 bushels.
John Carrigan was at the police cour. yes
terday. charged with tackling too much of the
old brine. He paid three bills and was dis
charged.
Mr.. Frank Newall arrived here from Hastings
yesterday. and reported the arrest of three
Of the Lake City rufiians who waylaid and shot
their companions.
The handsomest advertising sign ever seen
here adorns the walls of Noyes Bros. d Cutters
Office. 1t ia the large elegant, sample GARD Of
the Minnesota LiDseed Oil company. The
sign is the work of Mr.. Titus, an old st. Paul
painter.
The st. P. & D. and NJ. & st. L. trains last
night each carried an unusual number of pas
| sengers, who will take the boat leaving Duluth
this morning for the East. Most of them are
going to attend the Chatauqus Sunday school
| convention.
The attention of General Shields is afiec-
tionately called to the COWS and calves pastured
| in Park Place and the neighboring yards and
gardens every night. Have We pound master,
or has the valiant general departed is the wall
of the afflicted.
John Brennan engaged apartments in q box
| car night before last and curledyup for quiet
| snooze. His slumbers were disturbed by an
officer, who yanked him to the cooler. Yester-
day morning he was before Judge o. Brien, who
| gave him thirty days on the rock pile.
Prof. Roendahl will give an exhibition of
| the wonderful and miraculous feat of walking
on the water at Lake Elmo, on Saturday
evening next, at 9 o'clock. similar feat Is
| recorded as having taken place on the Sea of
| Galilee, prior to the first settlement of St.
Paul.
| John Lyde got roaring drunk night before
last and made Seventh street howl with his
orgies. He was treated TO hack ride and
after INDUCING in an open air concert he was
| landed in the bastile. He was before his
honor yesterday and paid three coins for the
picnic.
A certificate Of Albert z. Hall, president, and
Nathaniel Hall, director, Of the Hall & Davis
barrel company. of Minneapolis. was filed with
the secretary of state yesterday, to the effect
| that fifty. one per cent. of the entire capital
stock of the company had been paid in within
thirty days.
| A very large horse, bearing very diminutive
picaninny, took fright at a street car on Fourth
street, last night, and started to run away
The small boy was thrown from the horse into
the gutter. and came up smiling and I'M
| harmed. The animal was coralled and be
went on his way rejoicing.
Thomas Brady was before Judge O'Brien,
yesterday, for refusing to license his ''purps.'
Chancellor Murray tried to persuade him Of
the necessity of putting up for the animals,
but he refused to be converted. He was fined
So more money than 1t would have been re-
quired to take out the license.
Prof. Stein desires it stated that the frs
definite notice he received of concert at White
Bear lake by the Great Union band, to have
| been given yesterday was obtained through
the advertisement in the GLOBE. He telegraph
ed Mr.. Leip yesterday morning for informa
ton, but as no response came, the band die
not go out.
Business was lively at the custom house yes
terday. W. J. Godfrey, the well known
Spread Eagle" man, paid $l64.S6 duties OF
imported liquors and wines; Messrs. Craig
Larkin paid S62. 10 duties on glassware, while
Miss Sallie Webber had to pay $500 on three
silk haudkerchiefs sent her by a friend il
Manitoba, through the mail.
At noon, yesterday. q runaway horse. at
tached to buggy. containing lady, CAM
dashing down st. Peter street at frightfu
rate and turned sharply into Exchange street
where he made a com plete wreck of the buggy
The lady. whose name was not ascertained
was thrown out at the corner of 1T. Peter anc
Exchange. but fortunately was but little hurt
A rafting runaway occurred on Fifth street
yesterday morning, fortunately resulting in nj
injury. Abont 10 o'clock horse attached Il
one of Fetsch's wagons became frightened
near Oak and Third streets and started to rur
down Fifth street. The horse raised whirl
wind of dust and reached lower town in jiffy
He was captured without having done mucl
damage.
A few days since. David Wells, the father O
Clarence Wells, arrested for robbing Mrs. Glib
son, came to this city to render his waywart
son all the assistance practicable. The ole
gentleman drank two freely night before las
and yesterday morning was found helplessl,
drunk on Seventh street. He was befor
Judge O. Brien, who fined him S3 for not havinI
more discretion.
| "a ASPoAo OoAiO ~ eAA0 oiOJ hoiA Aoou hhSae eho
burglars had ransacked the residence of Mr..
Silvermann, on Saltwater street. the famil,
being now absent from the city. Officer CASEY
visited the place and found two OF the rea
doors open, and upon inquiry it was learned
that two little girls had been seen to leave tn,
house with covered baskets. It ia thought tina
nothing valuable was taken.
Maurice Lyons, Esq, Of the firm of Perkins
Lyons & Co., whose son is in business at Crane
Forks, is studying over a Autograph map O.
that embryo city, sent 10 him yesterday by hi
son. MIR. Lyons was at Grand Forks thre,
years ago, and has farm within few miles
| of the town plat. He is now engaged in solv
| ing the problem, if the city keeps on growing
at the same rate it has during the past three
years, how long it will be before he will b.
compelled to lay out his farm as an addition
to the city.
The following is the programme of til,
eleventh Rice park concert by the Great Unior
band on Wednesday, Aug. 4:
!. Minanolle Parade March. ........... .Gupg
2. Concert Overture. .Beissif
8. Johnstime Natural Influence Wakes
| -: 1900. 49,. ..'.''.... NelDef
4. Felis of Love-Selection. Ola III
5. Reveille of the Lion-Historical caprice
| .................. konstk
6. Fairy Queen Gallop.. .Smitt
z. The Rage in Ireland Beyel
s. National Melody-Potpourri.. 80. Heiuicke
8. Gen. Clusters Military March. ..... Berdor