Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04
CITY GLOBULEs.


Saturday evening concert at Rice park TO-
night.
Officer simons arrested last night man
named Carlstein, out on Rice street, on
charge OF beating his wife.
The committee on roads and bridges OF the
county commissioners, were out yesterday
viewing the roads in Mclean and Reserve
townships.
Deputy Sheriff Ames, from Fargo, passed
through st. Paul yesterday, on his way to
Yankton with John johnson and Gunder 8.
Ieiefstead, two insane persons.
Christina Abrahamson, Swede girl about
eighteen years OF age, rasiding with her sister
at 222 Eighth street, disappeared last week,
and nothing has been heard OF her since.
The senior four of the Minnesota Boat club,
consisting of Butler, Parker, McLaren and
Hyndman, left last evening for Detroit to par
ticipate in the Northwestern and National re-
gattas.
The body OF an unknown man was re-
ported to have been found in the river near
Pigs Eye last night. II it proves to be true
that body has been found, then it will be
sent for to-day.
At the present outlook the crop of prairie
chickens promises to be unusually large this
season, and our sportsmen are already polish
Ing up their dogs and oiling their guns
preparatory to the harvest.
That fifteen or twenty ton roller arrived
yesterday. 1t will take two or three days to
set it up, and City Engineer Rundlett thinks
he will be able to test its qualities about
Tuesday next on Fort street.
Another one of the old state railroad bonds
was redeemed yesterday. 1t belonged to Mrs.
Louise Woodbury., of Connecticut. No new
bond was issued, but Mrs. Woodbury. received
the cash amounting to 81 $685..
The board Of equalization had before it yes
terday the matter of assessing the building
associations. Mr.. McClupg appeared and
made statement, but without taking any &C
ton the matter was continued until Tuesday.
Y. NJ. c. A. Union gospel service Sabbath
evening, at o'clock, in Market hall. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. J. j. Brownson,
d. D., OF Washington, Pa, aud others. The
singing will be conducted by Mr.. Ford. All
are welcome.
out, through the mails yesterday, over 800
pounds OF maps and pamphlets, to almost
every quarter of the globe. All this vast
amount OF printed matter had to be put in
wrappers, addressed and postage paid.
The case of Harvey Officer, trustee, against
Mary l.. Simpson and others, was argued and
submitted yesterday, before Judge Brill, OF the
district court. The application is to obtain
authority to sell that portion Of the Simpson
estate upon which Mrs. Simpson lives.
Berthe Thomas, little three-year old daugh-
ter Of Policeman Thomas, was run over yes.
terday by double team containing three men.
The men drove of as fast as possible without
stopping to see what injury they had done.
The child's collar bone was broken and il is
feared she will not recover.
Y. NJ. G. A., 366 Wabasha street. Young
mems meeting this evening at o'clock. Sab
bath services as follows: Devotional meeting
at $50 q. m; Bible study at 2:30 p. IN. led by
Mr.. Nash; gospel meeting and song service at
p. IN. conducted by Mr.. Nathan Ford; sing
ing by the choir. ALI are invited.
The Atheueum will be the center OF attrac-
ton for a great many people. To morrow
night Mr.. A. Eugel. from Mcvicker's, Chi
cago, has prepared "Pfarroe Won Kirchield''
for Sunday night Mr.. Herman Czeikowitz,
of New York. will take part, and he supported
by the dramatic branch OF the German SO.
ciety.
Martin d. Clark, Esq is putting up fine
three story brick block on his property on the
corner of Fort and Ramsey streets. Mr..
Clark is setting an example to other property
owners in that portion of the city, which they
may follow with profit to themselves and
credit to the city. Mr.. Clark's enterprise is
highly commendable.
Hon. Samuel G.. Madden aad Gov. Ramsey
met by chance al Lake Phalen yesterday, and,
of course, the conversation turned upon poll
tics. Learning that Mr.. Madden was a can
didate for the office OF sheriff, the ex.secre.
tary OF war did not hesitate to say that Mr..
Madden would make the best sheriff the
county ever had II elected. Mr.. Madden very
naturally is somewh elated over this high
endorsement.
Mrs. Warren, who resides at Fourth and
franklin streets, has not yet recovered the
gold watch aud chain which she lost in Rec
park while en- route to the reception at the
Metropolitan hotel Wednesday night. The
police are on the watch for the watch, how
ever, and il they can get hold OF link or two
they will follow up. the chain Of evidence till
the time piece is restored TO its owner.
Louis Liverpool appeared at the GLOBE
Office yesterday with $50 in his fist to deposit
for his boxing challenge. He was much dis
appointed to find that his challenge had moi
been accepted and be had only succeeded In
getting little newspaper abuse from his at
! tempt to make match. Louis laughed, a
sort of gentle. silvery laugh, as he shoulder
ed his $50 and walked of.
Two tramps accomplished the dangerous
feat of stealing ride on train No. 4, on the
st. Paul & Omaha road from lie Mars to Mer
| rjam Junction, a distance of 206 miles, or
Thursday, by riding on the inside OF the truck
frame under the bagg ige car. They had to
hold ION to the brake rods, which were con
stantly shifting. The least accident would
have ground them to powder. When discov
cred they we're covered with dust and dirt an
inch thick.