Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-10
CITY GLOBULES.

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When Kitty Smith comes back it is fondly
believed she will be here. This is official.
The city is engaged in paving the street at
hejunction of Wabashaw aud Fourth streets,
and where the railroad tracks come together.
II the weather is pleasant the Great West
ern band will open the concert season to-
night, at Rice park with good programme.
The window paper announcing the coming
OF "Tony PASTORS elegant company" is by
far the finest and most aesthetic yet put out in
this city.
Kittie Smith is still fleeing. and is not
caught. 1t is said her gait in leaving st..
Paul was better than that of the Little Brown
jug at Red Wing.
The concert gwen at the Tivol last evening
was very largely atteneed and was very
brilliant one. The electric light and the col
ored globe Examinations made very striking
appearance. The long span of the bridge was
covered with people, who took in the beautiful
sight and the music.
Officer Moriarity landed a half witted fellow,
by nature or drink, in the lookup about 6
o'clock last evening, for raising a disturbance
in lower Seventh street barber shop. The
fellow took possession of the shop, aud in
sisted upon running il, until finally the pro-
prietor was forced to turn him over to the
police.
Charles Friend, the Jackson street harness
dealer, commenced suit yesterday in tho
district court against j. F. A. Studdart, for
S10S.75, with interest on $3.50 from June l,
1881, and interest on $33.45 from Mays, 1882,
besides costs and disbursements. The amount
claimed is balance due on account of goods
sold to Studdart.
Capt. Clark and Detective O'Connor arrest
ed yesterday Mike Garrety and two other fell
lows, all three hard ones from Chicago, who
do night sword. They were all then locked
UP till the train left for the east, when
they were placed on board and left town. 1t
was good thing to pick them up and invite
them to leave town.
The condition OF Judge McGrorty, was
more favorable yesterday, and hopes are en-
tertained that he will recover. The doctors
having his case in charge do not allow any
one to see him, and endeavor 10 keep him as
quiet as possible. They say that he is doing
very well now, and that if he RECEIVERS, that
an artificial foot can be so arranged that he
can walk very well with the aid of cane.
Three or four No. boys, assisted by parties
in the neighborhood, subdued an incipient
fire under the planning mill of Blodgett q o.
good, Cedar street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, about o'clock last evening. Presence
of fire was conveyed by smoke working
up through the lower floor. Upon investi-
cation the fire was found in pile of sawdust
under the building. A few buckets of water
extinguished the fire. How it was started is
amystery.
Mr. John Sutherland of Bismarck, in the
city yesterday closed O contract with the
Northern Pacific railroad for 600 acres of land
about thirty-eight miles north OF Bismarck
on the Missouri river. Mr.. Sutherland made
the purchase for town site purposes, the
tract containing a most natural steamboat
landing, with good farming country at the
back of it. Mr.. Sutherland already has a
store on the land and arrangements contin-
gent upon his purchase have been made for
immediate erection of number of dwelling
houses, shops, etc.
Most of the sufferers from the mysterious i'll
ness prevailing east of the upper portion of
Jackson street = first thought to be POISON
from the use of diseased meat-are doing WELL
The exceptions are Mrs. Farrar, German
teacher, residing in the Prince block, Jackson
and Twelfth streets, and Mrs. Farwell, on
Jog is still eontlnued, Mrs Farraf's condition
Thursday night exciting some alarm. Both
ladies wtte some what easier Yesterday. MIR.
Farwell, who was absent in Canada when his
wife was first taken down, arrived home
yesterday.
Coroner Davenport, upon investigation, de-
cided to hold no inquest upon the remains of
Charles Clancy, killedsThursday afternoon by
the cars near Posts Siding. The result OF DR..
Davenport's investigation was, that Clancy
was stupeied by drink to such an extent as to
be entirely ohliyious of danger-thus dispos-
ing of the theory of suicide-and that the &C.
cident was unavoidable on the part of the
train men. Yesterday brother Of the dead
man called at Mccarthy 81 Donnelly's, where
the remains are, from whom it was learned he
also had married sister in this city, and a
brother in Minneapolis, who would take charge
of the body and give it Christian burial.
team Of horses belonging to Charles
Brown, who has a stable in the rear of the
custom house, about II O'Clock yesterday
forenoon took run up Wabashaw street to
Ninth, and up Ninth to Fort. Here the team
collided with tree of come four inches in d.
ameter in front of the residence of Jacob
Manner, completely uprosting it.
Passing over this the next OBJ
sta lie was a hitchiDg posts; which
was broken off. They then struck another
shade tree, but their momentum had been so
much checked by the other two obstacles en-.
countered, that this tree brought them to
stand. still. Strange to relate the horses were
not injured in the least, nor was the harness
or wagon injured.