Daily globe., 1883-06-25
CITY GLOBULES.

A tramp applied at the city hall Tor
lodgings late last night.
Detective Kennedy last night arrested
+. Stanton, alias Lorens, on suspicion o1
crookedness.
At an early hour Sunday morning Officer
Schiefer brought to the lookup John Tay-
lor, for drunkenness.
Officer O'Keefe late Saturday night, ar
rested a tramp named Joe Washburn for
larceny on Jackson street.
The board of education will hold regu-
lar meeting on Monday evening, for the
transaction of general business.
The closing exercises of the girls de-
partment of the cathedral school will take
place on Wednesday at 2:3O pm.
Gilbert Hanson and II. Burlin were
found fighting on Mount Ariet street at
midnight, by Officer Larson, and run in.
The Union band went out to Rifle park
yesterday afternoon to discourse sweet
music to a multitude of pleasure seekers.
No work was done on street paving yes
terday, Notwithstanding the information
impaired to GLOBE reporter that there
would be.
True S. White took in the Red Rock
camp meeting yesterday and had his
Inner man. spiritually renewed, or words
to that effect.
The elegant steamer st. Paul, of the st.
LOUIS line, will be detailed to convey pas
sengers to and from the Red Rock camp
grounds on Sunday next.
j. Oppenheim, president of the st. Paul
board of education, will start on an ex-
tended eastern trip next week, and intends
to be absent about two months.
One Sampson, not him of bible fame,
apPed companion for applying to him
opprobrious epithets on the west side
late last night, and was run in by Officer
Mccarthy.
Over three thousand Red Rock tickets
were sold yesterday. The Grand Pacific
took down 1,5G0 passengers. the G. B.
In ipp and LongfeIlow 1000 and 600 went
down on the River road.
The Western band gave concert in
Banholzer's park yesterday afternoon. A
large crowd was in attendance, and the
beauty of the day enabled all present to
enjoy the occasion with much eclat.
Mrs. Huber. white woman, found drunk,
was brought to the lookup Saturday night
by Officer Mccarthy. She deposited SIS
as guarantee for her appearance at the
municipal court this morning.
The annual strawberry festival for the
benefit Of the Home for the Friendless will
take place at the rooms of the Relief asso-
cation, on Ninth strret, near Jackson, on
tuesday, from to o'clock p. N.
Sam Wah, a Seventh street Chinaman.
was too previous in his conduct, in the
estimation of Officer Pottgieser, and was
taken to the city hall. He deposited S25
as bail for his appearance this morning.
The sensation on Third street is the au-
t1matic picture of the Lime Kiln club in
session, as displayed in the windows of the
tobacco stores. The contrivance is in
genious and mirth- provoking, to say the
least.
Chas. McMahan and Maggie Moffat, for
indulging in too much drink, and for dis
orderly conduct on the street, were ar
rested and assigned to the lock up Satur-
day night, the first by Officer O'Keefe and
tilo 1dIleF Dy OIlcer McMahOn.
There was large attendance at the Y.
NJ. G. A. service yesterday afternoon. The
singing was excellent. Prayer was offered
by Rev. j. w. Sims, of Oxford, Eng, and
Rev. Mr.. Haupt. A brief Bible reading on
worship was given by the secretary
The distinguished visitors from Chicago
who were expected this morning by special
train, failed to arrive. They will prob
ably reach st. Paul to-day. As they repre-
sent millions of capital, their movements
while here will be observed and noted with
interest.
Last night was fruitful for police work.
drunks, disorderly conduct, fighting, etc.,
were the allegations entered. Officer Pei
tier brought in man unnameable, Officer
Scheitfer brought in Barney Murphy, Off
Ger Gibbons, John Harruth, ali charged
with being drunk.
Yesterday was about the only day in
Which the public have been loose for en-
Joyment out of doors that trip to White
Bear or Minnetonka would seem to have
been enjoyable, although on the outer
edges the salubrious atmosphere there
was thin breese of frosty forget-me-
nots.
Lieut.. Col. James W. Forsyth, brevet brig.
adler general of Gen. Sheridan's staff. ar
rived at the Metropolitan yesterday noon.
and after dinner applied to Capt. Wheeler.
post quartermaster, for transportation to
Fort Smelling. Capt. Wheeler, with two
ladies, accompanied the general in car
mage to the Fort, leaving the hotel at 4
o'clock.
A male babe, ten days old, was brought
10 the city hall last evening by Mrs.
Merrill, living in the sixth ward. She
stated that it had been left at her door
Saturday night by an old woman, who re-
fused to give any particulars concerning
it. The waif was temporarily disposed of
by committing it to the care of the Ger
man Orphan Asylum.
A meeting will be held this evening at
912 Conway street for the purpoee of