Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-15
o1rY aLoBULEs.

Rice park concert tonight by the Great
Western band.
Little Brown Jug will pace to-day in Chicago
to beat his record Of 2:11X.
The wall that fell off the upper part Of Nc
MilIan's block has been replaced.
The concert of the Great Western band at
Grote's last night, was grand success.
Henry Bahr, deputy, took Thomas Finley,
sdiudged insane by the probate court, to st.
Peter yesterday.
In the district court the case OF Fl. Weld VS..
The Little Falls g. Dakota Railroad company
is still on trial before Judge Brill.
Deputy Sheriff Zeis, of Stevens county, was
in the city yesterday on his way to st. Peter
in charge of Peter Kierney, insane.
John Robbins, the man who found the re-
mains of John v. Bailiff, was paid yesterday
the sum of $50, the reward offered for the
same.
Mr.J. B. Titus, deputy sheriff of Marshall
county, passed through the city yesterday for
st. Peter, with an insane woman named Inger-
holsen.
Bayard Commandery, of saltwater, to the
10 attend the funeral of Sir Knight John II.
Reaney.
Mr.. Gilbert, the secretary of the board OF
trade, has very convenient book prepared in
the rooms of the board, for vi itors to put
their names in.
The special meeting of the board of educa-
ton, called for last evening, failed to materi-
allze, owing to the absence of several members
on business matters.
A goodly number of admirers of horse trots
leave for Chicago this evening to be in time
for the greatest harness race meeting ever
given in this country.
The condition of Mr.. Richards, who was 80
seriously injured by falling from the Mcmillan
block Thursday, is quite favorable and the
doctors have hopes Of his recovery.
Everybody should remember the excursion
that leaves the union depot tomorrow morn
Ing for Lake Pokegama to attend the great
medicine dance to be reformed by 300 or 400
Chippewa Indians.
A feeble blaze in small lumber pile belong
ing to the Northern Pacific road, on Fourth
street, near Rosabel, called out the fire depart
ment about l O'Clock this morning. The
damage was very slight.
Among those present at the funeral of Capt.
Reaney yesterday were Frank M. Langley,
George Van Inngen and John n Heath, of
Hastings Charles Barnes, of Prescott, and
Capt. P. s. Davidson and Harvey Miller, of La
Crosse.
The Chicago club is reported TO have beaten
the Detroits badly by score of % OF. If
this is correct something unusual must have
occurred, and makes Chicago tie with Provi-
dence, twenty-seven games each, while Detroit
stands at twenty-six.
Hartley Cross, of Pine City, was before
Judge Nelson yesterday, charged with selling
liquor to Indians. He pleaded guilty and was
fined S25, in default of which he languishes
in the Ramsey county jail. Mr.. Cross expects
to pay his fine today and be released.
YIN. c. A gospel temperance meeting
will be held in Market hall, corner Seventh
and st. Peter streets. Sabbath evening at S
o'clock. Speakers: Rev. T. L. Cuyler, D. D.,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mr.. 7. K. Cree, of tbs
international committee, New York. Music
in charge of Messrs. Hillman and Sealey. All
are cordially invited.
Y.M.C A., 1865 Wabashaw street. Young
mems meeting this evening at o'clock, led
by J. F. Fulton, NJ. d. Sabbath services as
follows: Devotional meeting at $50 a. M;
young mems Bible study at 2:S0 p. m, taught
by Mr.. A. Nash; gospel meeting and song
service at p. m, conducted by Mr.. T. K.
Cree, of the international committee, New
York. Singing by the choir. All are well
come.