Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-20
CITY GLOBULEs.

Brlcklaying upon the great breeding stables
at Kittsondale is progressing rapidly.
The Young ladies of St. Mary's parish gave
a lawn festival at Merriam's park last evening.
Basket picnic tomorrow at White Bear Lake
with The Baptist Sunday school. Train leaves
at $50
Work has been commenced upon the foun-
dation for the elegant Sl0O,eOO residence being
erected by N. w. Kittson, Esq, at the inter-
section OF Summit and Dayton avenues.
Two new cross-walks are being laid on the
corner Of Seventh and Wabashaw streets, I'M
der the supervision of Street Commissioner
Casey They were needed, and will be laid ac-
cording to grade
John L. Merriam, Esq, is preparing TO
bnild four story block at the corner of Fifth
and Sibley streets, on the lots now being re-
duoed to grade, which he recently bought OF
NJ. Auerbach, Esq.
The attic ntion of health officers and street
inspectors are respectfully invited to the loud
smells which assail all who are compelled to
pass the sheds on Sibley street, where city
prisoners used to be employed IN breaking
stone for street repairs.
Lena Ludwig, the man who was skinned
alive by a runaway accident a week or so ago,
is once more able to be out and hobble about
the streets. He speaks in the most grateful
terms of Officer Mitchell, who picked him up
for dead, and to DR.. Murphy, who cared Tor
him in his unconscious state.
P. R. L. Hardenbergh & Co., of Nos. 1S6
and 1SS East Third street, will, on the 1st Of
August, add to their trade in leather, shoe
findings, ETC., fully stocked department OF
saddlery hardware, which will be in charge OF
Mr.. Morehouse, formerly in the same bust
ness in this city as member of the firm OF
Morehouse & Ware.
On the evening of the LIST of July, q jewelry
store In Menomonie, Wis, was robbed Of
number of watches. Information of the theft
was sent to the chief of police of this CITY,
Yesterday morning Officer Rouleau arrested
man who was offering some watches for sale
but on examination by the chief he was re-
leased. He wasn't the man.
The funeral of John Kelly, the man who
died from sunstroke, took place yesterday
from his home, and religious services were
held at the Cathedral. A long line of carriages
followed the remains TO the grave. Mr.. Kelly
leaves a wife and large number of children
TO mourn his death. He was member of the
family will receive $500.
Judge Severance, one of the bond commits
sioners, informed the governor yesterday that
to enable him to sit with the commission the
Goth as desired, some other judge would have
TO complete his term of court at Luverne,
Rock county, where he opened court yester-
day. Steps Will be at once taken to secure
Judge Severance the desired relief so the COM
mission NAV meet on the Goth.
Pat Conley, proprietor of the Lake Como
house, had occasion to visit the city on Mon
day night. He hitched his small, white mare
on Third street and when he got ready 10 go
home the animal and outfit was missing. He
thought the rig was taken as joke, but not
turning up yesterday he came to the conclu-
sion it was stolen, which appears to be the
case, as he could hear nothing of it yesterday
The animal is small, white mare and the rig
Is an open buggy, with no running gear.
The GLOBE report of Sunday of some OF the
most important building improvements in
progress in st. Paul, did an unintentional in
Justice in crediting Mr. Bassford with being
the architect of n. W. Kittson's 500, 0a0 man
sion to be erected at the junction of Summit
and Dayton avenues. Mr.. A. M. Radcllff is
the architect for this structure, as he is of the
several other important building enterprises
being made by Mr.. Kittson, including the
great stables at Kittsondale, when completed
to be among the most extensive and finest
breeding stables in the entire country.