Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-26
P. F. LyoEs,
Sergeant Signal Corps, o. &. 4.
CITY GLOBULES.


lived yesterday at Duluth.
Over one hundred car loads of cattle
are on the road to st. Paul from the
west.
S. R. Stinson, vice president of the car
works at Saltwater, was in st. Paul yester-
day.
R. NJ. Hubbard general agent of the
Millers' association of Minneapolis, was
in town yesterday.
Fire Commissioner Chas. Parker and
wife returned yesterday from visit to
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Officer Body last evening arrested q
fellow, who gave his name as Molbly, on g
charge of fast driving and being drunk
and disorderly.
The catchers picnic which was post-pon-
ed last Sunday on account of the rain has
been appointed for Schades park on Fort
street next Sunday.
Forty or fifty Indian boys arrived at the
union depot from the country up above
DEVILS Lake yesterday, and will be for
warded to Chicago.
small shanty near the junction of
Third and Commercial streets took fire
about 10 o'clock last evening and caused
quite racket, but the loss was small.
A train load of 500 young native cattle
from Albert Lea, left the Minnesota trans
fer over the Northern Pacific yesterday,
for jamestown, consigned to A. Z. Peter
son.
The number of car loads of wheat that
arrived at Duluth and Minneapolis for the
four weeks ending September % is 402
more than last year during the same
period.
Those mischeivous locks on the depart
ment doors OF the state house get their oc-
cupants into some laughable positions,
and Iockouts and lockins are very frequent
mp there, leading to sundry acrobatic feats.
Mrs. Kennedy's house on Fifth street
between Jackson and Robert, was pulled
by the police at an early hour this morn
ing and two lewd females and their male
companions arrested. The case will come
up before Judge Burr this morning.
Prof. Evans, the accomplished dancing
master, opened his season at Sherman
hall last night, under the most favorable
auspices. A class of over sixty-fiv pupils
graced the opening assembly, and those
in attendance expressed the utmost salts
faction.
The many friends of Mrs. John Donahue
will be panied to learn of her death, which
occurred at the family residence on SeIby
avenue, yesterday morning, of typhoid
fever. Her maiden name was Mollie E.
Smith, and for several years she was one
of the most valued and efficient teachers of
the Lincoln school. The funeral will ia l1e
place tomorrow.
Last evenings Dispatch contained an
attack upon the premises on Seventh
street owned by Mr.. J. A. Culverwell, charg-
ing that it is occupied by the Chinese laun-
dry of Sing Lung, and that the place is
resort for males and females of bad char
acter. Mr.. Culverwell is very naturally in
dignant at the lying statement, as he is
not the landlord of Sing Lung, whose
place he says is not on Seventh street at
all, but in another part of the city.
Judge Nelson, of the United States Cir
cult court, rendered decree yesterday in
favor of the defendants and Diminishing the
action in the case of the American Cigar
company VS.. James G. Murray and Mar
agaret Fuller. The action was on a credi
tors bill fled after Judgment and also to
set aside an arraignment on the grounds
of alleged fraud, the assignee having been
made party defendant to the suit.
It is so hard for business man to serve
upon jury that when he gets drawn from
the box and answers the roll call of the
clerk of the court, and then brings into &C
ton every card he can play to secure
release, the spectacle is picture
mentally of the Falstafian scene in which
that doughty soldier is mastering his re-
cruits, and who file up into his presence af-
Hicted with every i'll that flesh is heir to, or
pretending to thus be invsllded.
black bear carcass, which would pull
down the scales at 300 pounds, was landed
from an express wagon at Eisenmenger's
meat market on Wabashaw street yester-
day forenoon and attracted much atten-
ton from citizens. The butchers said they
did not know who consigned the defunct
acorn-cracker to them and gave no intima-
tion as to whether they were going to treat
their customers to bear steaks. This Brain
had powerful set of fore-arms and when
ar full life on its native heath would have
given J. Longfellow Sullivan, of Boston.
Capt. Joseph Burger, state inspector, is
visiting all the military companies in the
astste this fall, and inspecting all their
arms and armories. The last week ne
visited the companies at st. Peter, New
Ulm and Winona, whom he found in excel
hzOs shape and on returning made thor
s.ough examination of the arms in the hands
of the mayor of st. Paul. He says the
sarmcGY of Co. G, of Winona, which cost
s.hs company $4,000 to fit up, is model in
elegance and utility and that besides it:
,other first-elsss appurtenances it is pro
-yided with accommodations for inside
LANCET practice that are model in every
po,tEsazAar-
& curious circumstance happened on the
sidewalk near the corner of Eighth ani
aNabashsv streets on Monday evening al
4lhpse yaang lads were passing that point
,at aSout $50 o'clock, when one of then