St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-26
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

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of $50 criminal cases this month.
There was an immense attendance at the
Great Western band concert at Grote's last
night.
The Ramsey County Horticultural and Ag-
ricultural society will hold fair at Market
hall from Sept. to Sept. inclusive.
The funeral obsequies of the late Frank
Breuer will take place from the church of the
Assumption at O'Clock this morning
A lad named Richard Fisher was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge of as
saulting Swede woman named Oleson.
The case is not serious one. 1t will be
heard to-day.
The police picked up big pocket book on
Fifth street yesterday containing 800 note
given by one Mcdaniel to Vim. Stepp, with
a chattel mortgage on barber shop outfit to
secure the same.
c. II. Wood, sheriff of Steele county, Da-
kota, on his way to the territorial asylum at
Yankton, with Nels. NJ. Nelson, an insane
patient, placed him in the county Jail yester-
day, between trains, for safe keeping.
The newstands have ON sale Lovel's Ii
brary edition of the life of jams G. Blaine
by Charles w. Buelster, author of IA Fair
Device a 'Patent Philter,r etc. He is just
the writer to give James G. proper set out.
The rate with which real stone and artif-
cial stoneis being laid for sidewalks on the
prominent streets is immense. Warmers
artificial stone is as pretty as any of them
and is being laid in handsome blocks in
front of DR.. Stewards block on West Third
street.
1t was reported at city hall yesterday that
Fred Scott, formerly employed at Post Sid
ing, had stolen watch from W. H. Pulver
and suit eff clothing from James Brown,
after which he levanted.
Messrs. Kennedy 81 Chittenden, the gro
GERS, paid custom duty yesterday on an i'm
portaton Of cigars from Cuba, amounting
to 5000. The lot consisted of four cases,
containing 20, 900 HAVANA cigars of the
most favored braAds.
Michael Riley loaded to the guards on
tanglefoot yesterday afternoon and selected
The soft side of plank at Bridge square to
take a snOoze. He was lifted from the perch
by Officer Gibbons, and it took the combined
strength OF two policemen to land him in the
cooler
Said lady to another yesterday as they
were with great crush of &. A. R. and other
visitors waiting for train at the Union de-
pot: GLOW that gentleman eyes you?"
eyes! and he nose me, too,'' was the reply.
'Allow me to introduce you to my hus-
band"
Word has been left at the city hall that
Fred Scott dressed himself up in brown
suit of James Brown and silver watch of
w. H. Palver at KlunefAllow's boarding
house, at Post siding, on Thursday, for
which the festive dude is desired to be ar
rested by lis victims.
The athletic entertainment at Market hal
this evening for the benefit of E. A. La Dow
bids fair to eclipse anything of the character
ever given in this city. The programme is
one of exceptional excellence, including as
il does the names of several noted athletes
and local opponents of the manly art. There
should be q rousing audience.
The police are instructed to look after E.
Won Baalen, of Chicago, wanted for the forg-
cry of the name of Brunswick 81 Co. to a
draft on Hamburger 81 Co., of Chicago, for
524, which draft was cashed by F. G. Pierson
of 253 Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, who is
the man who wants to see Won Baalon badly.
The board of equalization held meeting
yesterday afternoon, all being present but
Messrs. O'Brien, Wheeler and Cornish The
comparative value of cattle, horses and other
stock in the several towns in the county with
a view of arriving at basis of valuation
for the same consumed the session. Adj
journed to Monday at 2:30 p. m.
The social hop given at Chateaugay hotel,
White Bear lake, last night proved to be one
of the most delightful and successful social
events thus far of the season. The attend
ance was large and the festivities were en-
ioyed with keen relish. The dancing be-
gan at 80 o'cloc and lasted until u late
hour, fine supper being spread before the
guests at midnight.
In mentioning night arrests by the police
yesterday, the GLOBE said of two of the par
ties that they gave their names as Timothy
and Ellen Flanagan. These were probably
fictitious names, as it is rarely their real
names are given by persons arrested, and it
is certain that Mr. Timothy Flanagan, of
Broadway, son of the late Martin Flanagan,
was not one of the parties arrested, as some
may have supposed from the use of his
name.
Mr.. Clark W. Thompson, president of the
State Agricultural society, and R. c. Judson,
secretary of the same, are in st. Paul, and
have been for several days. on business con-
nccted with the state fair. The Jobbers
union yesterday accepted the invitation of
the state fair people to be present in body
at the fair at Owatonna on the 10th of Sep
TENDER, to meet all the dealers of the state
that wish to meet them.