Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-02
CITY GLOBULES.

The Wabashaw street PAYERS have got as
far down the street as the state house.
The trade at the new market house and
lis capacious restaurant is on the visible
daily increase.
A deed was placed on record yesterday,
from John Espy to Frank Keogh, convey
inc lot Z. block u, Kittson's addition, for
S13,25O.
DR.. Bryant, yesterday, sold what is known
as the Tuttle house, on Lincoln avenue, to
Ell. Davis, Of Milwaukee, for $500. Mr..
Davis is to move here Immediately; also
four lots on Summit avenue to Mr.. Heath,
of La Crosse, for So, 10000; also ten lots in
Watson's addition, $4,000.
Notification has been received at police
Headquarters that an unusually bold gang
of three card monte men are operating the
Manitoba trains north from Minneapolis,
and requesting that an extra sharp watch
be kept upon outgoing and incoming trains
from this point with view to their ap-
prehension, if possible.
The union depot baggagemaster report
ed to police headquarters yesterday that
Mrs. E. Chaplin who reached st. Paul, May
3Oth, over the Iowa & Minnesota division
of the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul road,
arriving at 1928 in the morning, had been
given the wrong trunk. Her trunk is still
at the depot, and the baggagemaster is
anxious to see the mistake corrected.
With the horse railway tracks and tele-
graph and telephone wires, whatever may
have been its original object to fall upon
when it left the surcharged clouds, the
electrical bolt of last evening evidently got
mized up, and becoming thoroughly de-
moralized made some surprising antics IN
returning whence it came, wherever that
was or may be.
Mr.. Nicholas Lonstorf, formerly of Mar
uuette, Mich, now resident of M1lwau-
kee. one Of the iron kings of Lake Super
Tor, and largely interested in the Duluth
iron district, was at the Merchants
Yesterday and left for Lake Superior last
evening. Mr.. Lonstorf declares that there
is q better quality Of iron ore, and more OF
1t, within the state of Minnesota than any
other locality within his knowledge.
Geo. W. Balm, Kentuckey's great orator
will lecture in St. Paul May s, 9, 10 and
II. One evening viii be devoted to his
new and popular lecture entitled "a jour,
ney to the golden gate or the age we live
in" Mr.. Bain's coming to this city is q
great compliment. and we trust the people
will show their appreciation by large at
tendance. He is great and good man and
all should hear him. Programme will be
published later.
A number of base ball Irnatics visited
Minneapolis yesterday, to see a game lie
tween the Ivies and Brown Stockings, TWO
local clubs. The game proved intensely
exciting, both clubs playing strong game
and being so evenly matched that at the
conclusion of eleven innings the score
stood 13 and 13, and it was postponed
until this afternoon when a regular nint
inning game will be played to decide th'
question of supriority.
The full Hess Acme Opera company
present Faust" at the Opera house, with
hbbie Darlington as Marguerite and Henry
Peakes as Mephisto, and other artists il
favorite parts, with chorus of thirty
voices and a grand orchestra, Monday
afternoon next, to testify their individual
and professional friendship for the late
Col. Charles Hams, and their sympathy
with his widow in her great bereavement
Tickets, including reserved seats. only 81
now on sale.