Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-04
To-DAY's WEATHER
CITY GLOBULES.

are stopping at the Merchants.
Asman pension claim of $24 per month
was received at the adjutant generals Of
fee yesterday.
The heat last Sabbath peeled up the old
cuticle on quite a number of faces that had
not got on their summer tan.
Chief of Police Clark has issued orders
to arrest any and all persons who discharge,
to day, guns or revolvers, with either blank
or loaded cartridges.
A man on the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets had his hands badly
singed last night fooling with the wrong
end of sky rocket.
Frank Fowler and William Stuart had
some trouble last evening, which culmina-
ted in fight, in which Stuart got the
worst of it. Both parties were arrested
It is thought the man who was reported
drowned Sunday night, near Dayton's
Bluff, is EAndrew Wilson, and that he was
employed on the Seventh street paving
contract.
The remark of Coles circus clown in the
crowded swelter yesterday afternoon that
it was about time to "put some wood in
the stove" was thoroughly original and
very apropos to- the occasion.
She took her little puny two-year old
baby to the circus and under the hot can
vas RECALLED it with "lce cold" circus lemon
ade, with oceans of ice in the tumbler and
faint smile of lemon peel Juice therein.
No wonder they die so young.
The citizens of Livingston, Montana,
4ol
up of the placer mines adjacent to that
town, some five thousand dollars in gold
dust having been deposited as the result
in the Livingston bank last week.
The exhuberant small boy with the new
tangled toy pistol made his appearance on
sundry vacant lots yesterday, getting the
thing of in the perfect style of trigger
nometry. Now the newspaper paragraphs
will blossom again with youthful paralysis
and manning.
The United States circuit court, Judge
Nelson presiding, met yesterday morning,
but without transacting any business ad-
journed to the oh. A telegram received
yesterday announced that Hon. S. F. Mil
Ter, associate justice of the United States
supreme count, would reach here the 9th.
The sale of reserved seats for ''In
Camp" by the Fred Vokes organization,
at the Opera House, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, and for Saturday matt
nee, will commence at the box Office at
o'clock this morning. "In Camp" as pre-
scented by the Vokes' is as bright and spark
ling as cid wine and draws wherever pre-
scented like the Poor Mans Plaster
The first Of a series of popular summer
entertainments takes place Saturday even
ing next, being the Inauguration concert
by the "Jannotta Summer Concert compa-
n.y." at Hotel Lafayette, Lake MInnetonka
1t is proposed to make these concerts the
fashionable event at the lake hotels. Last
train leaves union depot at $50 p. m. Sat
urdry evening concert from $50 to $50.
Dress hop afterward.
A runaway occurred yesterday morning,
near Fort and Banfl streets, in which John
G. Bouscher was seriously hurt. The in
jared man, in company with boy, was
thrown out of the vehicle. The boy es-
capped with slight injuries. The man was
picked up and taken into Mr.. Adolphus
Moore's yard. where he was
finally restored to consciousness, and
taken TO his home. He was attended by
DR.. Quinn, who thinks he will recover,
though he regards him as very seriously
injured man.
In one of the side shows attached to
Coles circus were seven ladies on exhibit
ton, known as the Sutherland sisters.
They were remarkable for the length of
their hair, which was of various lengths,
from four TO seven feet. The oldest sister,
Miss Victoria, was a lady about five feet
eight inches in height, and her hair trailed
On the ground as she walked, sixteen
inches. the youngest sister, only sixteen
years old, had dark brown hair, of fine
texture, fine feet and four Iinches long
These ladies live in Lockport, N. Y, and
are all robust and healthy, land are no
frauds.
Snodgrass went to the show yesterday to
see the clown. He didn't care for the
seven sisters with the long black hair, the
modern Daniel in the den of lions, the
riding bareback on a horse, rope or vault
ing bar, but he was dying to see and hear
a new clown. But Snojgrass was disap-
pointed after all, for he says sit was the
same clown saw when my pa took me to
Sands Z Lents in Kentucky, now goin' on
thirty years. He wore the same clothes,
had the same features. sang the same songs,
cracked the same old jokes, tuinbled the
same old tumbles, and Tor all the world
was the same, exceptin' he didn't seem to
be so full of exuberant spirits as he was
then"
dog having all the symptoms of be-
ing mad was shot by Officer Calvin yester-
day morning in tina basement of John
Chisletts residence on West Fourth street. |
The dog was first discovered on Third |
street in front of the Metropolitan, Jump
ing up against the wall. 1t attacked a |
couple of gentlemen sitting in chairs near
the hotel, and it was only by the use of the
chairs that they were enabled to drive the |