Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-08
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.


at the Merchants.
Manager Scott, of the Opera house, left
yesterday on a flying visit to Chicago.
B. D. Wilcox, OF Bismarck, and j. Dob
bin, Of Faribault, are in the city, with
headquarters at the Merchants.
James 7. Robinson, of Eau Claire; Henry
Hadden, Of England, and G. A. Williams,
Of Milwaukee, are at the Windsor.
The Y. NJ. q. A. last evening was favored
with a very interesting and instructive adj
dress by Mr.. Balabanof, on the social life
Of the Bulgarians.
Capt. Buckley, of No. 3 engine company,
received telegram yesterday from Sarnia
announcing the serious illness Of his
mother. He left for there on the noon
train.
Isabella Peterson was examined in the
probate court yesterday and adjudged in
sane. Deputy Sheriff O'Connor will &C.
company her to the hospital at st. Peter
to-day.
Judge Wilkin, on yesterday, filed an or
der allowing the demurrer to the COM
plant in the case of Stephen Rochelle
against tht Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company.
The secretary of the st. Paul chamber
of commerce yesterday forwarded to the
Rochester sufferers S249.40, being the
amount subscribed by the officers and en-
ployes of the Manitoba railroad here.
W. L. Perkins, Esq, of Perkins & Lyons,
this city, with his brother-in-law, Senator
Z. Coons, of Michigan, has Just returned
from a Yellowstone trip, on which
they have been absent month.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Bressett ar
rested a eolored man who is charged with
robbery. He went out with a party of
gentleman as porter. Some of the gen.
tlemen we're robbed of valuables, hence the
arrest.
VIM. Hynes, of Aitkin, interviewed Mar
snail Denny and Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday on the charge of selling fire wa
ter to the untutored child Of nature, the
noble red man. he was held to the grand
Jury and committed in default of $500.
Z decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday in the case of John Zoos against
NJ A. Andrews. The court orders the de-
fendant to turn over the jewelry in cues
ton to the receiver who is directed to sell
it, the proceeds to be applied to the judg-
ment in the ease.
Col. Wood has just completed arrange
ments for rebuilding the Opera house, on
Seventh street. 1t is to be ready for use
by October Is, and the interior finishing
will be in charge of the same party who
is finishing the interior of Commodore
Davidsen's new st. Paul Opera house.
The state treasurer yesterday received
$S1,5OT.06, paid by the general govern
ment, under the 5 per cent. land grant
being per cent. on the sales of public
lands i'll this state during 1882, according
to which Uncle Sam sold $3.50, 20
worth of Minnesota wild lands last year.
Mr.. John Baugh, formerly the proprie-
tor of the Windsor in St. Paul, but now
the proprietor of the Grand Pacific, at
Moorhead, is in st. Paul renewing his old
acquaintance and attending to business.
He reports that the wheat crop all through
the Red river valley will be much larger
than most people expected it would and
that the result will surprise the world.
Last midnight young man came into
city hall with both eyes badly bunged up
and bawling like baby. He seemed to
be we'll under the influence of bulge, and
all that could be gotten out of him was
that he had been hit and that he wanted to
see Major Clark. Station Keeper Bren-
ner put him to bed on the soft side of
board.
The new patrol wagon for the police
TIM n
yesterday afternoon. The body of the
wagon is painted navy blue, the springs
and outriggings are models of strength
and beauty, and it presents a strong, hand
some and elegant appearance. 1t is thor
oughly equipped with medicine chest,
stretcher, etc., and in fact it is just the
thing so long wanted.
Quite crowd gathered on Third street
about noon yesterday to watch column
of smoke come up from the building of
Merrill, Sahlgaard and ThWing. It was as
blue as birthstone and some one SAID it
must have issued from the lower regions.
while others were sure the place was on
fire. Neither theory was right as it proved
10 have emanated from the labratory of the
drug house.
The twelfth triennial sess ion of the
state Sangerfest which commences at
Saltwater to-day promises to graet of be
interest. At 10 O'Clock this morning dele
gates from the Manner-chor, Liederkranz,
Arion and Ooncordia singing SOCIETIES of
this city will leave to take part in the fes-
&ivities which will continue three days.
Arrangements have been made to carry
visitors from st. Paul on the Duluth road
at the rate of 81 for the round trip.
SIT is merely matter of choice or
taste az to whether you want to have your
brains knocked out against the stone walls
of the Fourth street Yiaduct or be ground
TO pieces oD the Third street crossing" is
the way Aid. Starkey, the lively Fifth ward
member of the council, put it yesterday, in
speaking of the closing up Of the Seventh
street bridge. And as matter of fact the
situation to residents of Dayton's bluff is
becoming serious. They claim with per-