Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-26
CITY GLOBULES.

The Corinne Merry Makers went to Fergus
Falls yesterday.
Sheriff Richter went up to Chippewa
county yesterday to get Lavalle, providing it
Is Lavelle.
Four men in different stages of intoxication
were captured last night at the "cannery" and
locked up.
The Young Ladies' sodality society of st..
Marys church went out to Elmo on an excur-
sion yesterday.
There will be meeting of the w. T. &. w.
at o'clock this afternoon in the parlors of
the Y. NJ. c. A.
In the case of Ames & Archibald VS.. G. NJ.
Dittman, Judge Simons filed an order that the
complaint be made more certain.
The remains of Richard Hurley who was
drowned at Lake Como on Sunday were buried
yesterday in the Catholic cemetery.
Tonight the Great Western band will give
a concert at the pavilion at White Bear. The
last train will leave the lake at II O'Clock.
Mr.. O'Leary was looking about town yes
terday with view 10 a zealand toe 60 as
you please walk. or-run race 1t is undertook
there is some indications that one will be ar
ran ged for.
The county board of eQualiz alton held an
other session yesterday and went through til
real property of the Second and Third wards.
To. day they will begin on the personal prop
erty of the First ward
Mr.. c. d. Strong, A. Ii. Rose, j. G. Quinby
and Geo. Hazard have recently visited Clear
Lake assembly grounds and committee will
soon visit camp grounds in the east for the
purpose of getting points in regard to beauti-
flying and adoruing the camp grounds at Red
Rock.
The district court held very short session
yesterday and adjourned till this morning.
The only matter before the court was the
ejectment case OF Dr.. Steele against J. w.
Bond, in which the counsel asked for a trial
before the full bench, and the request was
granted.
The Sioux City J,arnaI OF the Odd saws:
Gen. j. w. Bishop, contractor for the Sioux
City Defiance line, is in California resting and
recreating after his long, tedious pull on the
Council Bluffs line of the same company. He
is expected back in about two weeks, and it is
reckOned that move will be made then to.
ward building the line.
Mr.. Lee Townsend, agent for the Chicago
Church Choir company, received a telegram
yesterday from Will J.Davis, manager, stating
that they were obliged to turn people awav
Monday night at Rockford, 1llinois-the first
stand OF the company out of Chicago-and
that the opera, solos, chorus and accOmpani.
ment, gave the greatest satisfaction.
Owing to the disagreeable nature of the
weather the meeting of the Crusaders, which
was to have been held in the Father Matthew
hall yesterday evening, was postponed till
Thursday. 1t is hoped that large number of
young men and all interested in the promotion
of temperance win be present on that evening
and encourage the members of the society in
their good work.
day or two ago several boys, twelve to
fourteen years of age, were bathing at White
Bear, leaving their clothes in bath house.
While enjoying their bath, party of smsller
boys, ranging from six to eight wears, an.
peared on the scene and instead of pursuing
the usual bOyish prank of hiding the clothes
| they set fire to them and when the bathers re-
turned they found ashes for garments.
The members of the Democratic congress.
sional committee of the Fourth district held
meeting at the Merchants hotel yesterday
afternoon, There were present William Lee.
OF Ramsey county, chairman; E. w. Durant,
OF Washington; DR.. 4. A. Ames, of Henne.
pin; 1. G. Mealey, of Wright. and A. G.. Per.
kins, OF Pine. The result of their conference
will be found in another column.
A telephone alarm of fire was sent in from
Hamm's brewery at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Steamers Nos. Q and and the hose
carts, together with the hook and ladde,
company responded. The fire caught from q
defective chimney in the boarding house OF
Mrs. Nc Manus, and was extinguished without
the aid OF the department. The damage was
very slight