Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-09
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. A
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.


skating rink this evening.
Three simple DRINKS were the sole occu-
pants of the station house last night
There is soon to be large auction sale
of horses at the st. Paul Hose Exchange
The governor is to loan mountain
aowitzer, mounted, to the town of Litch-
field TO help them celebrate the coming
Fourth with the requisite noise.
Three hun dred St. Paul citizens have
concluded TO read what Hon. James G.
Blaine is going to write about men and
matters connected with the past govern
ment of the United States.
To fill the vacancy il the detective force
caused by the promotion of Detective
Bresette to be captain, Chief Clark has
-eomplimented Patrolman Tho. Kenealy by
detailing him to the position until it is
filed by regular appointment.
The Wigwam Roller Skating Rink, IN
der the new management is beco ming
very popular. Mr.. Crocker's ex-
crowds and tonight he gives his laughable
with fine music will make an enjoyable
evening.
Themarket house city clio OK resumed on
full time yesterday and marks the minutes
and hours of day and night with its former
precision. While al the busy dealers in
The vicinity of it's dial deal strictly for
cash, it preserves its independent high
toned custom and still gives tick.
A gentleman writes from Bismarck to a
bo+ o-o
up there. He says Il have to pay 800
for the privilege Of asking what a city
lot is worth, $500 for being answered, and
all the mules in town are kept in idleness
to kick stranger if he don't buy on the
spot"
Frank Taylor, arrested about four weeks
ago for stealing three blankets of the gov
ernment river Improvement boat while "
ing at Wabashaw, was sentenced in the o.
S. district court in session at Winona last
week to pay fine of 500, in default of
which ne is confined ia Jail for thirty
days.
The Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION,
of st. Paul, will hold its anniversary meet
ing Sabbath evening of June 18th in the
House of Hope church. Rev. Robert West,
editor Of the Chicago Adcunce, will deliver
the address, taking for his theme ''Christ's
Kingdom on Earth" All are cordially IN
vited TO attend.
Y. VI. c. A, 366 Wabasha street, young
mems meeting thus evening at 8 o'clock.
Services Sunday as follows: Devotional
meeting at $50 a. "a, Bible study at $50
p. IL, led by M. Nash, gospel meeting
ana song service AT 4 p. II. addressed by
Revs. 4. j. D. H4upt and A. VI. Walter, Of
Philadelphia, Penu. Good music. All
are welcome.
The committee of the fire .departme Mt
have at last succeeded in finding horse
for the use of Chief Black. He is a light
bay, full sixteen hands, but five years old,
apparently perfectly sound, strong mus
cled, lois OF life but no foolishness and
kind and tractable-jnst such a horse as
can easily learn what he is expected, and
when once learned Is slow to forget.
There was $4,000 received from Wash
ington IN back pensions by Adjutant Gen
eral Hawley yesterday. II goes to three
pensioners, and $1,000 of it goes to poor
widow with five children in LIE Sueur coun-
ty. Gen Hewley was formerly pension
CLERK at Washington. and his knowledge of
yards Of red tape, and doing valiant SER
vice to the Minnesota veterans and their
families is appreciated by those he has
thus far so promptly and efficiently
erved, all over the state.
y. S. Marshal Denny took John Martin
Watson to the penitentiary yesterday, to
serve out q sentence Of one year passed
upon him by Judge Nelson, of the Z. S.
district court. in session at Winona last
week. Watson, with one more who was
among those who escaped from the Ram
sey county jail some six weeks ago, was
arrested at Howard Lake IN April last for
operating IN counterfeit money. silver,
considerable amount of which they had
gotten rid OF IN and about Howard Lake,
and number Of pieces of which
were found on their persons at the time
of their arrest.
The late Minnetorka Steamboat com
pany through MessTs. Fairchild & David
son, sold the steamboat Belle of Mime
Gonka 10 the LAKE MiDnet0nka Navigation
-com pauy, and Charles \. Zimmerman sold
che steamers Hattie May, Lotus, Mime
apoli6, and Saucy Kate TO the same cor
poration. The oils Of sales were all ex-
ecuted and delivered. The officers of the
new corporation are 7. s. Davidson, presi-
dent; Charles L. Zimmerman. general
manager, and William SecoInb, secretary
and treasurer. Hereafter this corporation
Will run the Fieat on Lake Minnetonka.
The Bell OF 2tnnetonka is being newly
painted. The texas has been turned into
an open pavilion and she viii be the flag
ship Of the fleet, Capt. Charles Sencerbox,
an Old and well known Mississippi com
mander whom every knows, will be on the