Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-08
CITY GLoBuLEs.

Grote's last night was an immense affair and
crowds of people were out on the bridge listen
ing to the music.
Shortly after II o'clock last night Officer
O'Gorman ran in three obstreperous females
to the city lookup, all roaring drunk. One
OF them had to be placed in separate cell.
A young lad who gave his name as Walter
Pashle, living at 1856 Como avenue, was found
wandering on Wabashaw street at late hour
last night. He will be returned to his parents
this morning.
A deed was placed on record yesterday from
Phoebe w. Taylor to T. B. Marratt and c. M.
Dittman, conveying to the latter blocks
l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, IL and 16 of Iglehart, Hall &
Mackubin's addition, for $4,000.
Ex-Gov. Marshall, who has been waiting to
have room IL, first floor OF Gilfllan block fin.
ished, got moved yesterday. He occupies
the room jointly with George C. Stone, gen.
eral manager OF the Minnesota Iron company.
The Rev. E. r. Irmscher is canvassing the
city III the interests OF the Ramsey County
Bible society. He visits from house to house
and supplies the destitute with the Bible. He
is fully authorized to receive contributions for
the society.
examined on Monday morning next at 10 am.
before Judge Wilkin. AS this is the last ex.
animation for some time the young disciples
of Blackstone had better take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Gen. Mark D. Flower, inspector of steam
vessels for this district, returned home yester-
day morning from the Big Horn river, 900
miles west Of st. Paul, where he examined two
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ern Pacigc No. 2.
Nearly all the adult population of West st.
Paul was present in the municipal court yes
terday morning to hear the examination in
the Fourth OF July night riot. The saloon
keeper Reimers had his hearing, and was fined
SIS. A stay of sentence was granted for ten
days.
Street Commissioner Casey has just COM
pleted good job in laying paving blocks at
the crossings OF Wabashaw and Fourth
| streets. Now let the street railway company
perform their duty and this heretofore danger
Gus and disgraceful crossing will be one of the
best in the city.
Twenty-seven Scotchmen arrived yesterday
and went oHt on the Sioux City road to Stay
ton, where they will take land and help to
make the country in that locality grow and
prosper. Mr.. Slayton is getting good class
| OF people inlo that part OF the state, which
will tell in the future.
The last workman upon the Hotel Lafayette,
Lake Minnetonka, will leave the building 10.
| day. This immense structure. which has no
equal In point of elegance Of finish and COM
pleteness OF all its appointments on the Ameri-
can continent as watering place hotel, is now
ready to receive guests during the season.
| Y. M. c. A., 500 Wabashaw street-Young
mems meeting this evening at o'clock. Sab
bath services as follows, Devotional meeting
at $3.50 a. IN. Young mems Bible study at $50
p. m, led by Mr.. Nash. Gospel meeting and
song service at p. M, conducted by c. Z.
Lee, NJ. ID. Singing by the choir. All are
invited.
Thomas ROsseter ct al, through their at.
torney, John B. Brisbin, Esq, yesterday com.
menced suit against 1. F. A. Studdart to an.
null contract for the purchase of certain
property on Pearl street. Studdart bought
the property for $500, but, it seems, failed
to make payments thereon according to con.
tract, hence the suit.
Judge Wilkin heard an argument ate ham.
bers yesterday upon writ of habeas corpus,
wherein the state Of Minnesota ex. rel. j. E,
Hull were parties against Sheriff Bodkin, OF
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berry at MOOrhead. At the conclusion of the
argument Judge Wilkin denied the writ, and
Hull was taken to Moorhead for trial.
Considerable attention was attracted to five
large pipes of port wine which were unloaded
in front Of the wholesale liquor house of Per.
kins, Lyons & Co., on Robert street, yesterday
afternoon. Each pipe contained 100 gallons
and weighed. on an average, 1850 pounds
They left Cadiz bay, Spain, on the I'd of April
and arrived here Uia London yesterday. The
duty on the five pipes was little over 5000.