Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-24
CITY GLOBULEs.

The White Bear hotels are filing up.
The heat Yesterday was tempered to the
shorn and the unshorn by gratefully cool
breeze which prevailed during most of the
day.
There is a good deal of bathing at the
White Bear bathing rooms these warm days
aud evenings.
The Northwestern umbermen's association
will hold its next meeting, about Monday
next in the ST. Paul chamber Of commerce
room.
The Williams house bus now meets the
trains at Lake Shore station, White Bear. and
the proportion of passengers who enter and
leave the cars at that point is increasing.
About 10 O'Clock last night Capt. Clark in
making his rounds came across well known
crook named Powell, and arrested him on sus-
picion. The city is safe from his depredations
for twenty-four hours at least.
Mr.. Kier and Mrs. Fernandez desire it dis
tinctly understood that they have not eloped.
Mrs. Fernandez is getting divorcr, and the
marriage bells will ring, oh, so sweetly, when
that important doeum ant Is secured.
The physicians report an unusual number
OF summer complaints, especially among
young children. The mortality among lL-
fants who are il the midst of the teething
process is reported as being very great. The
number of deaths is very large.
Mayor Rice yesterday honored draft of
5000 drawn upon him in his official capacity
for the relief of the New Ulm sufferers, voted
By the city council City Treasurer REM
promptly gave his check for the amount, and
this generous beQuest is no doubt being placed
where il is needed and where it will do the
most good.
Carrie Morrison may be able to keep cigar
store, bat it would seem that she cannot keep
her temper. About L week ago she used
abusive language to her next door neighbor,
Mrs. Ella Graham, for which she was arrested
and yesterday morning Judge Burr imposed
fine of $40. Carrie paid the amount, but it
was with difficulty she could restrain her
tongue in dong so.
1t was reserved for 4 Chicago party to carry
of the honors of the fishing season at White
Bear. Capt. William Turtle, the famous de-
tective, started for sail on the lake on Thurs
day, and by way OF amusement took trolling
line along with him. The party had gone but
short distance when the captain discovered
that there was something at the other end of
his line. There was q long pull and strong
pull, and pull all together, but the inhabi-
tant of the watery waste refused to material
ize. The boat was turned TO shore, and at
the landing dexterous stoke from an oar
by Deputy Sheriff Forster settled the business,
and pickerel weighing twenty-eighI pounds
was safely landed. It was put up in ice and
dispatched to ex-Mayor Colvin, with the COM
pliments of Capt. Turtle and the residents of
White Bear generally.
Jimmy Donovan. who keeps the saloon at
the head of the stairs, on Exchange street,
whose license was revoked by Mayor Rice
few days ago, and which was restored on GER
tain conditions, seems to be placed between
the upper and neither milestone. His license
was taken away because loafers congregated
on the stairs in the vicinity of the saloon, and
yesterday he undertook to come flank
movement on the sitters by placing row of
spikes along the railing. The first man to
strike them became so indignant that he pro-
ceeded to tear away the railing, and now rests
in the bastile, and proposes to go for Don
ovan for several thousand dollars damages in
the shape of wear and tear Poor Donovan has
hard time of it. To a man up telephone
pole it would look as though the only remedy
was to tear away the stairs entirely.