Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-16
CITY GLOBULEs.
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The committee on public accounts of the
CITY council held meeting yesterday afternoon
and audited a large number of claims. &
An agent of Close Bros. & Co., of LIE Mars,
was in st. Paul yesterday to contract for forty
buildings to be put up near Sibley, La.
A Mrs. Miller is imposing upon the chart
table in the outskirts of the city by represent
ing herself as a widow with five children.
The new machinery for the Anchor manu-
featuring company is arriving and being SCI
up in the company's building, formerly the
North Star mill.
DR.. Owen was called upon on Wednesday
to amputate finger for William Lee, VINO go
his hand caught in the machinery OF the 81
Paul foundry works.
Superintendent Walsh informs the GLoBE
that his street car horses stand the intense
heat much better than he expected. Not one
has been overcome So much for good care.
Up to ten O'Clock last evening there hsa
been 17S names registered at the Merchants
hotel as the arrivals for yesterday, ana IL was
not very good day LOT Register ins' oi' 49,
fact, for anything else.
Mr.. Emile Munich reports that every log Oh
the Suabe river, amounting in all to ,ooo'-
600 feet. has passed the Chengwatonna boom.
II is the cleanest drive eyer known on The
river, not even one log being left behind
Harry Oliver, an engineer on the Manitoba
road, is the last victim of the careless use oil
firearms. On Wednesday the accidental dis
charge of his revolver sent bullet through
his left hand. DR.. Owens extracted the Dali.
The uuartermaster's department is to send
from St. Paul to Fort Assiniboine, to com,
plete that post, one hundred labo, ers ana me
chanics. and from St. Paul to Fort Maglnnis
one hundred and fifty, to build that new point
Joseph G. Dounelly, Esq, OF Milwaukee
Wis, register of probate for that county, is
to address the land league at its regular meet
ing this evening, in the hall corner seventh
and jackson streets. Mr.. Donnelly is an able
speaker.
For the next ten days, that well known
acquaintance of the police authorities, DAVID
Hoar, will be lost to sight upon the streets OF
the city. During that period he Will remain
the guest of the city iu charge OF Sheriff.
Richter.
number of easily deluded people were
more or less excited over the statement thai
the world was coming to an end yesterday. IN
doubtedly Yesterday was the end OF the Worlc
to many poor soul, but the old ball rolls on
the same as ever.
Orders have been issued providing for send
ing to the government asylum for insane, IN
the District of Columbia, from Fort Steven
son, Henry Hack, OF troop X, Seventh caval-
nv, and Louis L. Schulz, company /, seventh
Infantry two insane soldiers.
Mr.. Vim. F. Won Deyn, residing at the cor
ner of Bates avenue and Fourth street, has
garden patch of Minnesota sugar corn which
stands nine feet high, and bears three To HVe
ears to the stalk 1t is thrifty growth, and
comparing it with a ample of tall cornstaiks
from The South, Mr.. Won Deyn remarked that
his was to the other like a fat brewer 10 lean
tailor.
Gustave Johnson AMI John Williamson are
two beligerenl Sweds, and night before lasi
they allowed their angry passions to rise, and
contrary to the ordinance in such cases lii ioe
and provided, and against the peace and digni-
ty of the good people of this sanity city
aud State proceeded to maui each other
Judge Burr gave them ten days 10 jail to
make up as friends
Picnics are very good things for children
but parents and guardians Should never fail to
admonish the little ones to hang their clothes
on a hickory limb and not go near the water
A little girl who was at Lake Elmo on Thurs
day Waded ont into the lake and got beyond
her depth. She was rescued with difficulty
and it was long time before she was resuscl
tated.
John Miner, Esq, member of the wholesale
firm of Schmidt & Miner, on Robert street.
returned home on Thursday night from 6
somewhat extended trip throughout the coun
ties bordering on the line of the st. Paul q
Manitoba road. He paid particular attention
to the condition of the crops, and his opinion
is that the yield of wheat will be only fair al
the best. Other crops look WELL
A young son of Mr.. Hesmend, foreman OF
the Keller lumber yard, met with severe &C
cident at Lake Elmo on Thursday, he was one
of the number who composed the Grace
ChurchM. E.Sunday school picnic, and during
the day climbed up tree, from which he fell
breaking his leg and arm and knocking out
two of his teeth. He was brought to his
home, near Hamm's brewery, and his injuries
attended to, and at last accounts he was doing
well