Daily globe., 1883-06-29
CITY GLOBULES.


The city council will meet tonight to
consider the matter OF filling up Seventh |
street.
Edward Sheehan was before Judge Nc |
Grorty for insanity, and committed to the
asylum at st. Peter.
Frances Carpenter commenced suit in
the district court yesterday for divorce
from her husband, George Carpenter, for
alleged adultery.
Officer Rouleau found fellow yesterday
afternoon kicking in window on the cor
ner Of Third anu Sibley streets, and locked
him up. He was very unruly customer.
Thomas H. Armsted, of RenviIle county.
was before U. S. Commissioner Spencer
yesterday upon tae charge of selling liquor
without license. Mr.. Armsted produced
his license and was discharged.
The committee on German held mest-
ing last evening and talked over the matter
of German and no German, but finally
adjourned till next Saturday evening with
out having come to any conclusion.
Officer Babe, about - o'clock last night
arrested cowboy, from Montana, who is
a hard citizen He had a revolver and
threatened to shoot and kill everybody.
He gave his name as Edward Lamoras.
Mrs. Watson, who was held by the
municipal court on a charge of keeping
house of ill-fame, was taken before Judge
Wllkin on habeas corpus yesterday after
noon, kut after a hearing she was re-
manded to Jail.
tend, next year, to add to their curricu-
Ium of study the art of cooking. They
propose to learn their girls how to be good
housekeepers, then, of course, they will
make good wives.
The art exhibition will be opened on
Friday evening from to 1c at the low
admission of twenty-f cents. This is to
accommodate those who cannot spare the
time during the day. Go and see it. You
will be well repaid.
Orders were filed in the district court
yesterday by Judge Brill, as follows;
William j Canfeld VS.. Allen & Co.; order
denying motion. Florence Waters VS..
Michael Waters; Judgment for divorce. John
harrington VS.. John F. Hoyt, admin
istrator; order denying motion.
Dr.. Davenport, caused the arrest OF
fellow who gave his name as Joseph Carp,
who has the habit Of
going around to various
places making indecent proposals Of the
ViIest nature. He will have hearing be-
fore the municipal court this morning.
Geo. H. Hazard, manager, and JAS. e.
Moore. treasurer of the ST. Paul Nayiga-
tion company, visited Saltwater YESTERDAY
to look over the new steamer Percy Swain
with the purpose OF purchasing and prt-
ting the boat into the excursion line up
and down the river, in connection with the
LongfelIow. The Swain is about doub-e
She capacity of the LongfelIow, built tc
run on light dew, and very swift.
The magnificent new steamboat of the
st. Paul & St. Louis Packet company, the
'St. Paul." left St. Louis on her first trip,
Capt. Abe Hutchinson, superintendent OF
Che line, in command, at p. m. Wednes
day evening. At 1:30 yesterday afternoon
she passed Hannibal, Mo-, having MADE
the run at better than ten miles an hour
including stoppages, which rate OF speed
will bring her into st. Paul early Sunda!
afternoon. She has a big freight and
large list of passengers.
There is a good deal of complaint ol
Wabashaw and Seventh strests, about tn
slow manner in which the pavingis goin:
down. Yesterday aud the day before ther
were no blocks and the work had to stoE
practically, for that reason. Some othe
day something else is wanting, and SO
goes day after day. In the meantime tn
people all along Seventh street are con
planning that their business is lnterrupte
very seriously by the delay and the ba
condition OF the street.
The Great Western band concerts, {
White Bear, that were iraugurated for
years ago, on every Wednesday evening
will be renewed, commencing on tt
Fourth OF July. These concerts at Whit
Bear lake, by this ever popular organic;
ton. are very attractive and promise to
doubly so this season. III. J. D. Ramale
has made extensive preparations for tn
accommodation OF visitors. He has erec
ed a large and convenient pavilion an
has made many improvements for tt
benefit of guests and the concerts will
given this season with iberality OF sty
shat will far surpass every previous seaso
About 10 o'clock last evening Sergea
Morgan and Officer Murphy went throue
the house on Fifth street, between Wab
shaw and Cedar streets, that was former
kept as house of ill-fame, and arrested
man who gave his name as John Couto
and girl named Ida Gray. The woma
who keeps the house was not at home
the time, and when she returned che W
very indignant She asserts that the ord
of the mayor has been fully complied wit
and that she has right to live there
quiet and without baing annoyed by t
police authorities. She threatens to ma
it hot for some one before she &c
through with the matter.
TEA GIVEN AWAY.
-TheN N W. Tea Co., Stall l, Market, braI
-store 137 East Seventh street, Will present sa