Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-09

tied in this city during the present week.
A boarder al the Finn house was assaulted
and robbed of 500. in cash on Friday night.
At the special term of the district court
yesterday twenty-three civlls case were dis
posed of.
Frederick Seiforth has been granted de-
cree of divorce from her husband in the dis
trict court
Symme & De Mott will not start I'D their
Long Lake Touring mill until the new crop of
wheat arrives.
DIR. Cockburn has partially recovered his
attack of blood poison and has resumed his
duties again.
Saloon licenses have been issued to ten new
dealers who will open up business on the first
of next month.
Frank Wilson was painfully injured by be-
ing run over on University avenue by a
drunken driver.
A Minneapolis exhibition of Bachelor G.
Doors Inter Ocean circus will be given on
Saturday, July29.
Camp & Walkers mill will renew opera
tons again to-morrowmorning, a big crop of
logs having arrived.
Capt. Ames, of the Ames Zouaves, will
drill the Crusaders in Catholic Association
hall tomorrow evening.
r. B. Langdon has Withdrawn from the
planning mill business, J. Fl. Coukey having
purchased the entire interest.
VIM. Norcroft was thrown from load of
barrels and severely injured by the wheels of
the wagon passing over him.
The Father Matthew T. A. society will hold
a regular meeting in Catholic Association
hall at o'clock this afternoon.
Yesterday the handsome new Holden street
bridge was thrown open to the public, al
though not entirely completed.
The mayor has signed the ordinance vacat-
ing the streets in Harmon's addition for park
purposes, and we will now have park.
Burglars entered house at No. 119 North
First street and got away with $25 in cash,
the same belonging to j. D. Mcconnell.
An abundance of logs are expected in the
booms tomorrow, and the mill men are pre-
pairing for rushing business this week.
A joint festival will be given by the Father
Matthew and Crusaders T. A. societies in
Catholic Association hall on Wednesday even
ing.
Isaac Sanberg of 1925 South Second street,
had his collar bone broken by the falling of a
stone in a building upon which he was EN-.
ployed.
The Good Templars gave an ice cream and
strawberry festival in Harrison hall last even
ing, in aid of young lady who has been ill
for some time.
Z On Friday evening while gentleman was
playing billiards in the Nicollet house a sneak
thief stole diamond pin and $40 in money
from his coat.
The first number of the Paragraph, the new
Democratic weekly, has made its appearance.
1t is bright and newsy and will doubtless re-
ceive good support.
meeting of company B was held in the
armory last evening when arrange
ments were perfected for the encampment on
Monday at White Bear.
Tom S. King reports excellent progress in
making preparations for lighting with electric
ity. The machinery is nearly all IN place, and
the wires will be up this week.
Malon Roach was arrested yesterday upon a
charge of making an indecent exposure of his
person, but the charge was not subs tantiated
and he was discharged by his honor.
Dan Albaugh has closed contract with the
Little Corinne party for northwestern tour,
commencing at Winona July II, and appear
ing in this city the last of the month.
The various and diverse electric light ordi-
nances, referred to heretofore in these col
umns, will be brought up for second reading
at the next meeting OF the city council.
Some most excellent specimens OF what
from Aberdeen were on exhibition at the Mic.
ollet yesterday. The straw was long and
strong, while it was beautifully headed out.
The second half of the mammoth Pillsburv
A mill has been completed. It was started nm
and ran awhile yesterday to test the ma.
chinery. Everything ran with perfect satisfac.
ton, and business will begin in earnest To.
morrow morning.
James Houston and Patrick Ranger were
before his honor yesterday for engaging in q
free fight on Third avenue south. knife and
razor figured in the ARRAY, but stranpeIv No
blood was shed. 1t cost them Just Sl0 each
to balance the scales of justice
The Northwestern Scavenger com panv (suc.
cessors to A. F. Angevine) clean vaults and
cesspools with odorless pumps. Offal and
rubbish of all kinds removed. All orders Of.
tended to promptly. Office, No. 1O2 First
street north. Telephone connections. Carl.
son Bros. agents.
Jim Coins saloon on Bridge square was bur
glarized yesterday morning, and the till tanned
for S.. friedrich Barnard was arrested for
the offense and arraigned in the municinaJ
court Yesterday afternoon. He waived an ex.
animation, and was bound over to await fhe
action of the grand jury in the sum of $500
In default of filing the bonds he was remand.
ed.
Prof. Danz and his brass band mounted the
band stand on Bridge square promptly on
time last evening, and performed as brilliant a
programme as 1t has been the delight of Min.
neapolis people to listen to this season. Sew
eral thousand people in carriages and on foot
lined the street and adjacent side walks, while
all the buildings and windows on the square
were crowded The next concert Will be given
at Snyder's park on Tenth street on Tuesday
night.
The Minneapolis aud St Louis road will run
special train to White Bear on Monday
morning, leaving here at 9 a. m. The Albert
Lea company, which willsarrive here at z a..
M, will 60 out on this train, as well as both