Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-27
CITY GLOBULES,

me news stand IN the market house
hauled down its colors yesterday.
Several of our merchants report bust
ness to be rapidly on the pickup"
DAMS band will furnish the music for
the Hanlan regatta at Lake Minnetonka
next week.
1t has been suggested that business
houses should be closed one day of the
Hanlan races at Minnetonka.
E. Il. Biggs, the druggist, has purchased
the residence of John NJ. Emerson on the
corner of Western and Ashland avenues.
A great deal of disappointment is ex-
pressed at the failure of the band to give
its usual Wednesday evening concert at
Rice park.
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs forward
ed to New York $4,000 interest on city
bonds and $4,000 interest on the school
board debt.
A young and handsome woman was ar
rested on Wabashaw street last night by
Officer Moriarity for drunkenness. She
refused to state her name.
The bodies of the two colored men, Lee
and Gray, who were drowned at White Bear
lake Wednesday night, will be inferred by
Mccarthy Donnelly to-day.
Officer James Dixon, OF the union depot
squad, st. Louis, paid visit to police
headquarters yesterday. He is taking in
the glorious climate and sights of Mime
sofa Tor the benefit OF his health.
Freiburg q Wonkum have commenced
suit in the district court against Beer & Co.
for $1,000 alleged to be due for merchan-
disc sold, and thirty-one garnishments
have been sworn cut against the firm.
A demurrer to the complaint in the case
Of Edwin Gribble against the Pioneer
Press was filed in the district court yester-
day. 1t sets forth that the complaint does
not state facts sufficient to constitute
cause of action.
He stood watching The cedar block paw
ing work yesterday for quite long time,
when seeing an unused Ratchet, he stepped
down, grasped it with the air of an athlete,
and said, 'Id like to learn this ERE game
of nine pins myself"
Uhlrich Fausch, q German emigrant,
boarding at No. 90 West Third street, died
suddenly yesterday morning The re-
: Donnelly, and will be buried to-day at
the expense of the county.
The fire commissioners held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon and the only
business of public Importance transacted
was tie vote to pay $500 for the Hays
trucG which was purchased last October,
for which the money was raised in the last
tax levy and which Is now in the city
treasury.
III: friends of Charles Emeigh called at
police headquarters last night and re-
ported that he had been missing since
Wednesday night Emeigh is a barber
and has shop at No. 16 east Third street.
He IS supposed to have had with him about
$500, and great anxiety is manifested as
to his fate. He boarded at No. 451 Cedar
street.
While at work on the excavation for
cellar at Seventh and Pine streets about
nightfall yesterday, a portion of the en-
bankment caved in and almost covered
several of the hands. The only serious
injuries were sustained by a laborer named
Jansen who suffered fracture of the arm
and leg. His injuries were attended to
and he was conveyed home.
There was to have been jury trial in
the municipal court yesterday but Messrs.
John Nef, Jr., P. T. Kavanagh, Chas.
Michaud and E. M. Hallowell, who had
been summoned as jurors, failed to put in
their appearance. This made the court
feel bad and he forthwith ordered that
6hey be brought in on attachments.
BaiIif Clouse will waltz them into court
ibis morning.
There is movement on foot to unite the
German society with the Turner society.
and the former has appointed committee
Of three to confer with like committee of
three from the latter, and prepare plans
for the amalgamation. In case the pro-
5ect should be realized the Athenmum will
be torn down, land the Turner hall enlarged
by a stage to cover a ground area of 5Ox
60 feet. But so far the Athen@um sill holds
the fort.
Early yesterday morning at the hour
whez Venus was beating hasty retreat