Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-29

arm, he bolted around the corner and
started to run up Minnesota street. About
this time one of the statesmen in the store
who had got on to the racket, rushed out
and yelled "stop thief" The refrain was
taken up by several pedestrians, and the
fellow dropped his treasure and disap
peared in the darkness.
The steamer Sidney, of the Diamond 10
line, arrived at 8 o'clock last evening with
| thirty nine passengers and 400 tons OF
freight. She leaves for down the river at
8 q. m. 20 day.
The sale of seats for the "Lights % Lon
don" engagement opens at the Opera
house box Office at 9 O'Clock this morning.
Those who intend seeing this admirable
play should secure good sitting early.
While engaged in coupling cars at a
late hour Thursday night, VIM. Meter
night yard master at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad yard, caught
his right arm between the bumpers and
the mem Der was badly crushed.
About 10 o'clock last evening j. Nc
Kama was arrested on charge of beat
ing his wife. McKanna is tailor and has
been under the effects of liquor for several
days. He was locked up and will have
his case attended to this morning by Judge
Burr.
At11 o'clock last night little fire oc-
| Cured at No % Seventh street, between
Wabashaw and Cedar streets. The build
ing was small one belonging to John
Simons, who recently bought it for $1,000.
1t was insured for $1,000. The loss on
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saloon fixtures and stock about $25.
About 11:30 o'clock last night, Officer
Dufour found we'll dressed woman evil
IDENTIFY sixty years of age, and Intoxicated
wandering around in the Sixth ward. He
put her under arrest, when young man
named Woodison attempted to interfere
and take her away. The patrol wagon
was called and they were both run in.
Mr.. G.. K. Barnes, general ticket agent
of the Northern Pacific road, gives notice
that the Fargo & Southwestern branch
has been completed, and that regular trains
are now running from Moorhead to
Lamour, D. T. Lamour is the centre of
fertile and new agricultural district,
located in the James River valley. The
rate from st. Paul to Lamour and return
is $15.55.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Al
bert Lea Route, in connection with the
Northern Paoifc, has issued west bound
through freight tariff from points in the
east to Portland, Oregon, and all points
east of Portland and west of Lake Pend
Oreille. The rate from New York will be
as follows: LIST class Sc, I'd class S., Sd
class 81, 4th class So, class A $3.50, class B
So, class @ $1.75, class D $3.50.
Mr.. c. J. Eddy, late commercial agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul in Chi
cego, has been appointed acting general
agent of the Iowa trunk line association
With an Office at Council Bluffs. He will
personally investigate all charges OF re-
ductions in the established through rates
on grain, ETC., and will have authority to
put in effect measures necessary to insure
fair division of competitive east traffic.
Warren Cole, Of Pittsfeld, Mass, but
now of Detroit, Mich, a talented organist
and at the head of the conservatory of
music in the latter city, is said by the
Springfield, Mass Republican to have
refused very fattering offer to come to
st. Paul for residence. BE is receiving the
largest salary of any orgauist in Michigan
having perfected himself in that instru-
ment by many years. study under the best
masters in Germany.
When the union depot train crier comes
to announce the departure of the trains on
the Northern Pacific road it gives his
lungs heavy task. He commences with
Minneapolis in tones rich, clear and reso-
nant, and as he travels on up the scale to
Moorhead, Steele, Bismarck, Glendive, Liv-
ingston, Bozeman, Helena, Shoshone Falls,
and SO on over the Rockies and the Dalles
of the Columbia, his tenor begins to weak
en- with the unusual exertion until his
grand fms, sand all points on the Pacific
coast" shows that his wind is terribly
near dead exhaust.
The grand jury met again yesterday and
proceeded to hold very industrious ses-
sion. Among the important cases investi-
gated was that of Hunston charged with
the murder of his mistress, and the cases
of the state against Josie Pike and Mrs.
Watson, charged with keeping houses of
i'll fame. In the afternoon the members
of the Jury visited the county Jail and it is
understood they were highly pleased
with the manner in which the institution
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grand jury have almost completed their
labors and it is thought they will not re-
port before Monday.
The st. Paul Ideals, who gave several
very interesting and taking performances
in the Opera house in st. Paul, and also
in the Opera house at Saltwater, have re-
organized, on a broader and better basis,
and have added more voices to the cho-
ruses, and more instruments to the orches-
ira. All the different parts of the work to
be done have been assigned to the differ
ent persons, and each one is practicing
and rehearsing preparatory to the general
rehearsals which will be commenced i'm
mediately. The intention is to give two
entertainments early in October at the
Opera house in st. Paul, on which occa-
sion they will introduce some new and
striking acting, dialogues, dancing and
| singing.