Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-12
CITY GLOBULEs


concert at Rice park.
colored man was arrested yesterday after
noon for breaking into a railroad car.
The board OF equalization were struggling
again yesterday with the personal taxes.
The additional lot required for the High
school building was purchased yesterday for
$3.50.
Adjutant General Hawley and Capt. Bean
will inspect the Winona guards to-day, wind
and weather permitting.
The $4,000 of bonds to be delivered to the
! water company are all signed and sealed and
all that is required to be done is to deliver
them.
According to the latest intelligence from
the diamond field, the national game between
the two clubs stands, Providence thirty-seven,
Chicago thirtyi five.
A man named Cunningham was arrested
last night on the arrival of the Hastings
train, on the strength Of dispatch from the
authorities at Hastings.
Little Mack. who played short. stop for the
Red Caps Of st. Paul, and who has been play
in Philadelphia this season, is reported to
Y. NJ. c. A. gospel temperance meeting to-
morrow evening at O'Clock, in Market hall,
corner OF Seventh and ST. Peter streets.
Speakers: G. w. Penniman, Rev. d. Nor
gan and Others. Good singing. Seats free.
All are invited.
The remains OF the man who fell over the
bluff few days ago we're buried in Oakland
yesterday. Mr.. Mccarthy. OF the firm of
Mccarthy q Donnelly, saw O'Leary about the
man, but the great walker did not know
anything about him.
Fire engine No. played a stream all day on
the smoldering hay at the ruin OF the st.
Aubin stable fire yesterday. Hose reel No. 4
was similarly occupied throwing a hydrant
stream into Norris mill, the flames in which
showed strong disposition to start up again.
Y. NJ. g. A 500 Wabashaw street. Young
mems meeting tonight at S. Services to-
morrow as follows: Devotional meeting at
$50 a. IN. Bible study at 2:30 p. m. Gospel
meeting and song service at p. m. Address
| by Mr.. Penniman. Good music. All are
welcome.
Massena B. Erskine, Z. Z. Perry and Jacob
| kawelti, copartners under the firm name and
| style OF j. kswelti & Co., have commenced in
| the district court suit against Lewis Her.
mann and Meyer Frank, cepartners under the
| firm name of Hermann, Frank & Co., to re-
cover $3.50.
The GLOBE is assured, by gentleman who
knows, that the report that the liquor dealers
have raised large sum OF money with W hich
| to carry on the campaign is not true. He de-
clares that no such thing has been done and
that no action looking to such a result has
been taken.
| A man by the naure of John Anderson, an
engineer in saw mill at Cumberland, Wis,
was killed by lightning on Thursday night.
His remains were brought to st. Paul yester-
| day and taken to the undertaken rooms OF
Leigh 81 Co. to be forwarded to Morris, where
his family resides.
| Elizabeth McClung Browning, made will
by which Geo. T. Browning, her husband,
was appointed trustee to carry out certain
trusts mentioned in the will. The trustee
died and yesterd ay decree was filed by Judge
Wilkin. appointing Nicolas d. Coleman, OF
New Orleans. to Gil the vacancy.
Mr.. A. B. Wilgus, chairman OF the com
mittee on schools of the board of education,
yesterday closed tina contract for the purchase
OF u small strip OF land In the High school
block, for the sum Of $3.50. The property be-
longed to Mr.. Llwther of Red Wing, and it's
Il
ground of the High school.
| Hon. Geo. II. Walsh, of Grand Forks, says
the 343 delegates, who assemble on the 9th OF
| September, to nominate a Republican dele
| gate to congress from that territory, figures
| up the general outlook as follows: Pettigrew
| 100 Hand 90; Black Hills candidate Al, and
| northern Dakota 100. He claims that some
man from the north part OF the territory will
| be the nominee.
The Odd Fellows FROM st. Paul and Mime
apolis will visit Saltwater this, Saturday even
| ing In full uniform, for the purpose OF insti-
tuting new encampment in that city. The
Minneapolis patriarchs will arrive in st. Paul
about $50, and the st. Paul patriarchs meet
| at their hall on Wabashaw street at $50 D. m.
| and march down Third street TO the union de-
| pot, VIII both battalions will take the GIL 5
| p. m. train for Saltwater.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. s. K. Hunt, tn .
gentleman who defeated O'Leary few days
| ago at Minneapolis, walked down to st. Paul
| just Tor an airing, to remain here
| an hour or so, and about O'Clock started
back on foot to Minneapolis, where he is to en-
| counter O'Leary again next Friday. In
physical condition Mr.. Hunt looks like Sheriff
| Richter's sand hill crane. He appears to be
put up to 60 far and stay long. His eyes are
clear and he has good healthy complexion.
he had no hesitation at all yesterday in declar-
| ing that he should beat O'Leary. His con-
| 6deuce Of his superiority in tweniy-seven
| hour race was Of the most pronounced char
| acter. IL Mr.. huut gets around on the go-as-
| yOu-please tan bark as fast as he talks, he will
beat forty O'Leary's the best day O'Leary ever
saw.