Daily globe., 1883-07-11
CITY GLOBULES.

Ofcer Soes last night.
The license for fruit stands in the streets
has at last been revoked.
The water commission viii have a
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rosabel Street Methodist church
people have picnic at Minnetonha to-
day
Calvin Russell, suspected of ',"e-nr, was
taken to the lookup ,ast@.lht hy Officer
Cook.
An immense crowd Of peop!- attended
the concert of the Great Yves erh band at
Grote's last night.
H. NJ. Ferreu and Jno. Barkin two Jehus
from Minneapolis, were arrested by Officer
Cummings yesterday for fast driving.
Prof. D. II. Kiehle delivers lecture
before the session of the teachers insti-
tute closing at Hutchinson, this evening.
W. We'll, w. Provenne and P Smith, for
disocderly conduct. were arrested last
evening aud will have a hearing this
morning.
Under tha rules OF the board of water
commissioners, the water will be turned
off today WHARF parties have neglected to
pay rents due July 6.
The district court, Judge Brill presiding,
met at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, but
there being no business: an adjournment
was taken to Sept. 13.
Owing to leakages the ceiling frescoing
IN the supreme court room at the state
capitol has been spotted and attempts are
being made to repair the damage.
There were five allowances for pensions
received at the adjutant-generars Office
yesterday, two of them allowing back pay
for twenty one AMI thirteen years each OF
81 per month.
The result OF the base ball game yester-
day between the Red Caps of st. Paul, and
the Mime polls club. wherein the latter
club got badly warmed, will serve to in
crease the f5ver.
Dr.. Sweeney, on bridge square, has live
tarautu!s reeel7ed yesterday, il bunch
OF bananas. It is naughty looking
piece OF furniture, bat the doctor has
already made q pet o: II.
4 crime against natura wa- reported II
court yesterday afterroon, a. having &C.
CURED in the rear of Ham;lton'5 stable on
MObarly is the principal actor.
A special meeting OF the Minnesota
Magdalen society will be held at the home,
corner of Saltwater and Olmsted streets,
today "Wednesday, at 2:30 O'clock. A
largo attendance of the board is desired.
Thief Great Western band will give its
Wednesday evening concert and pavilion
mop at Ramaley's, White Bear lake, this
evening. Trains leave st. Paul at 6.15
and 7;I5 p. m. and return at and II p. m.
Our citizens should remember the ben
eft to be given al the Opera house this
evening for the sufferers by the destruc-
tien of Woods Opera house. A rare bill
is offered, and tne entertainment will be
one of the best given in this city during
the season.
There was row down in Pigs Eye yes
terday, which will be ventilated in court
. to-day, John Jeremy assaulted John
Davis, AID Elizabeth, Johns loving spouse
made application for a warrant OF arrest.
praying that jeremy be dealt with a5 the
law IN such cases provides.
A very pleasant wedding took place
yesterday at Assumption church, when
George Michel a rising young business man
was united II wedlock with Miss Mary
LUskiel, sister of Peter Luskiel, formerly
of the Wdndercr. The young couple were
congratulated By hos. of friends. and
will at once settle down 10 housekeeping.
G. +. Croft & Co. One entsr2,is ng
coffee and spice firm Oh Sib!eg street,
received Z consignment Of coffee that lett
New York By the Empire Line eve OF
g
@. & n. w. R. R, and arrived in ST.. Pau
on the morning of July 5, thus making the
remarkable time of six days from New
York to st. PagI.
P. T. Kavansgh sold yesterday at auc-
tion the K'efer residence on Dayton's
bluff with lot 65x145 feet to Frederick
Blase for $6,650. Also lot 4Ox125 to
John Jaggar for $500. The sale called
forth large number of our prominent
business men, among whom were Messrs.
Schurmeier, freeman, Habighorst, Rogers,
SchuItze, Lyons, Bohn and others.
He was just red-hot mad. He was COM
ing down Mississippi street with load of
hay when an old lady ordered him to drive
in narrow way to her barn. With great
difficulty he accomplished the feat, and
stood pitchfork in hand about to toss of
the hay when with great simplicity she
said, You may give me about enough for
A hens Gest; I've been wanting it for some
time"
There are no new developments in the
dolbridge case. The prisoner was taken
before Judge Burr yesterday morning, and
asked until Saturday to make answer to
the charge against him. An effort wa:
made yesterday u some of his friends in
Minneapolis, and by Mr.. Thomas Coch-
ran, to procure bail, but up to IL o'clock
Haas night they had not succeeded. Mr.
u, Z. Noyes made application yesterday