Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-27
CITY GLOBuLEs.


tlThe Great Western band will give concert
at Lake Elmo tonight.
A new school house is soon to be erected In
Clark's Fort street addition.
Three impecunious drunks were the sole
occupants OF the city tower at low twelve
last night.
Mr.. Edward Richards, who was SO severely
injured by falling from McMillan's block, is
in very critical condition.
The Knights OF Pythias of Minneapolis are
making arrangements for grand picnic on
the Williams house grounds at White Bear
lake nextweek.
The board of equalization commenced yes
terday upon its task of equalizing and cor
recting the personal property assessment for
taxable purposes.
The boys who recently camped at Wnlte
Bear will probably be able to appreciate Inc
interview with the "National Guardsman,
quoted elsewhere from the Brooklyn Eagle
The remains of John Peall, of Minneapolis,
which were found in the river on Monday,
were buried on Tuesday by order OF Coroner
Davenport. No one from Minneapolis claim
ing them.
The open air concert of the Great Union
band at Rice park last evening was grand
success. The attendance was the largest OF
the season and the music was all that could
be desired.
A cablegram was received in st. Paul yes
terday announcing the safe arrival OF Mr..
Thomas Erd and daughter at Hamburg. Mr..
Erd expects to spend year or more in the
fatherland.
The Crusaders meeting at the Father Mat
thew hall tonight will undoubtedly be Ole of
interest. Bishop Ireland, Father Stanley,
w. L. Kelly,J d. O'Brien and others will
address the meeting.
The War Eagle brought up g number of
tourists last evening, among whom were G. 8.
Tracey and party, from Sterling, H., and DIR.
j. s. Warren and party, of st. Louis, all of
whom have rooms at the Metropolitan.
The Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls & North
western Railway company filed its acceptance
of the provisions of the law relating to non
resident railway companies building their
lines in this state with the secretary of state
yesterday.
The Street Railway company took possee-
sion of their new stables on Laurel avenue
last evening, and the first car will leave the
same at 6 o'clock this morning, and will con-
tinue TO make regular trips hereafter from
that point.
On Monday evening next benefit will be
given at the Opera house for James Harris,
the unfortunate colored barber who became
blind q short time ago. The entertainment
will be given by company of colored min
strels from White Bear.
Mr.. Manner, the director of the cathedral
choir, has completed the necessary arrange
ments for the annual picnic Of the choir to
Lake MiDnetonka. A steamer has been
chartered by the party and arrangements have
been made for pleasant time.
The Board of Equalization were going over
the personal assessments yesterday afternoon.
In few instances they changed the assess
ment slightly, the most notable change being
that of j. j. Hills assessment, which was
raised from $780, 600 to $4,000.
In this Vennorish weat her many people as
sert that it is shot," and claim that the rain
and wind storm of night before last did not
that may be, Ice foot thick was seen on st.
Anthony hill at Q O'Clock yesterday
morning.
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the grass in Rice park yesterday forenoon to
take snooze His slumb:rs were somewhat
interfered with by Chief Weber, who yanked
him to the tower and thence to the municipal
court, where he was given ten days to sleep
and eat at the Hotel de Richter.
We acknowledge the receipt of note from
the treasurer of the G. s. s. club with
ticket announcing fair by the club this
evening, the proceeds to be applied toward
building new home for the friendless, but as
the little lady neglected to state where the
fair would be held we fear this notice will not
be OF much assistance to their commendable
undertaking.
The baby tornado of Tuesday evening paid
its respects to Col. A. R. Kiefer, in way he
don't like. 1t took his large stock buildings
it into kindling wood, and also blew down
the staging around a new building he is
erecting and damaging an adjoining one be-
longing to him. In all his loss will amount
to some 81 800 or $1,000.
The members of the Winona fire department
put in full day yesterday. Very few of them
went TO bed on Tuesday night, the dancing
continuing until broad daylight. During
yesterday the boys, with the ladies accompany.
ing them, visited Minneapolis, Minnehaha,
Fort Smelling, White Bear and other points OF
interest. AT 7:30 p. m. they assembled at No.
Us house, and after short leave.taking
formed in line, escorted by detail of the st.
Paul fire department, and preceded by the
Germania band marched to the union depot,
where they took the S:45 p. IN. train for home.
They all lett perfectly delighted with their
visit to st. Paul, Notwithstanding the unpro-