Daily globe., 1883-08-18
To.DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

A S6 monthly pension was received at
the adjutant generals Office yesterday.
Trotting, running and pacing at Mid
way park this afternoon, commencing at
2 O'Clock.
A. S. Nichols & Co. have established a
wholesale and retail grain, -four and feed
store at 224 Western avenue.
The young educated Scandinavians sin
st. Paul are going to start gym
nastic club after the well known Ling's
method.
Conome's, on Peale street. Further infor-
nation can be had of Mrs. Riel, No. 235
Norris street
1t is understood that State Senator Sim
mons, OF Little Falls, has purchased a
block of Bozeman property, for which he
has been offered large bonus.
Minnehaha lodge Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen will give a grand picnic
excursion to Lake Elmo on the afternoon
and evening of Tuesday the 21st inst.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday by Barnard Wolf ct al. against
Maria S. Heylin and others to enjoin the
sale of parcel of real estate claimed by
the plaintiffs.
Mary Miller, of SO Maple street, Oberlin,
Ohio, writes to parties in this state to in
quire after a veteran who fought in the
Minnesota war regiments by the name of
Jalob or Jacob F. Miller, of whom she is
long lost sister.
About 6 o'clock last evening a lad
named Dodge, residing with his parents at
No. % West Fifth street. while at play in
front of his home was struck by stone
and painfully injured in the mouth, his
upper lip being laid open.
Anna Reese, the venerable and poverty
stricken woman upon whom an indecent
assault was made some weeks ago, was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff CeWett yester-
day on the charge of insanity. The case
will be investigated to-day.
Col. Knauft of the Atlantic Garden and
Music hall, has arranged for a grand con-
cert to be given at his resort by the First
Regimental band this evening. The music
loving public of st. Paul may expect. a rich
and varied programme and general good
time.
Any one having the knowledge of a Union
soldier being buried in the state of Min
nesota without headstone will confer a
favor on Adjutant General Hawley by re-
porting the fact and the location to him,
and he will see that one is Immediately
furnished.
reception will be rendered the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of
Science, now at Minneapolis, conf Jointly by
the st. Paul chamber of commerce and
the st. Paul academy of natural sciences
at the state capitol on Monday between
and 6 p. m.
The colored citizens of St. Paul and the
state at large will hold convention in this
city next Monday to elect delegate to the
national convention of colored people to
be held in Louisville, KY, on Sept. 24th.
The convention will be held in the Pilgrim
Baptist church at 2 p. m.
Y. NJ. c. A., 566 Wabashaw street
Young mems meeting this evening at s |
O'Clock. Services Sunday as follows:
Devotional meeting at 9:30 a. m; Bible |
study at p. M; gospel meeting and song
service at p. m. Good singing and |
speaking. All are welcome.
A Mrs. Wood was arrested last night for
leaving an infant child on the steps of st. !
Luke's hospital. She went to the hospital
and wanted tina keeper of that establish
ment to take care of the child, and upon
receiving a refusal left the child on the
steps. The child was finally taken to the
German orphan asylum.
D. H. Mccarthy swore out warrant
yesterday for the arrest of G. w. Magee
on the charge of assault and battery.
Mccarthy was formerly bartender at
Magee's restaurant and the men INDUCED
in a scrap last Sunday during which the
latter claims to have been struck on the
head with a revolver. The case will come |
up to-day,
Last evening William Burk, sneak
thief, called at Stones iewelry on East
Seventh street, and asked to be shown
some rings. A tray was put on the counter |
when he seized a ring and bolted into the |
street. The cry of stop thief attracted two
policemen and he was chased several
blocks before being captured. While run
ming he threw away the ring.
The Great Western Band has arranged |
for an all-rail excursion to the BELLS of
st. Croix, tomorrow Sunday, August |
10, which promises to eclipse all former
attempts in giving satisfaction and pleas
ure to its many friends and patrons. The
train will leave union depot, rain or shine.
,t8:So a. N. The fare is placed at the