St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-11
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Rev. DR.. Dana preached a powerful and
interesting discourse at Unity church yes
terday morning.
There was a good tide of travel to White
Bear and Elmo on yesterdays trains.
A lost child picked up by the police on the
corner of Fourth and Sibley streets yesterday
afternoon was found by its parents at the
city hall last evening.
Jacob Weiner was arrested at O'Clock
Yesterday morning by Officer Stotz for steal
ing gold watch from room mate at julius
Gross hotel at the Seven corners.
After the country has been flooded with
multitude of cigars under all kinds of names,
the st. Paul cigar has been invented with
bird's-eye view of the city pasted on the in
aer lid of the box.
Rev. DR.. Baldwin, a famous Baptist divine
Of Troy, n Y, and the pastor of the First
Baptist church of that city for continuous
term of forty years, filed the desk OF the
First Baptist church in this city yesterday
morning.
The Rev. Father Stariha's church on West
Seventh street is taking shape and steeple,
and it will be dedicated the last Sunday OF
This month. The neighborhood of the church
shows unusual stir and activity.
Chief Clark notified the force yesterday, so
say the saloon keepers, to have saloons on
their beats curtain their windows and doors
ON Sunday, day and evening, and to show
no ''glims'' in their windows, either.
The General Barnard, the government
snag steamer, which arrived from below at
ST. Paul on Friday, goes down the river again
this afternoon on the lookout for these dan
gerous implements to navigation, of which it
has pulled good crop this summer
Margaret Bradley, who got out OF Jail yes
terdav, where she had served a sentence for
drunkenness, (being refused admission to
the House of the Good Shepard), immedi-
ately commencing to celebrate on spirits
fermenti, and was picked UP near the Seventh
street tunnel at 10 o'clock the same evening
and landed in City hall cell.
Deputy United States Marshall Richoff
landed one VIM. Young in the Ramsey
county jail yesterday morning, he being
ordered thus committed by United States
Commissioner Ira B. Mills, in default of $500
bonds, for illegally cutting 300 Norway pine
trees on section 10, township 135, range 81,
scaling IS, 600, and of the aggregate value OF
$3.50.
The executive committee of the several
German Roman Catholic benevolent socie-
ties of the city will hold a meeting at the
hall of Assumption church this evening, to
hear reports of committees appointed to pre-
pare for the convention of the German Cath
Ollie societies of the United States to be held
in st. Paul in September next, at which sew
eral thousand guests are expected to be pres
emit
A verdant chap put in appearance at the
City hall yesterday to complain Of Big Tom
who ordered him with his chair, off the side
walk to make way for people crowding the
same on their return from a funeral. He
was furious when he found that certain side
walk rights of his American citizenship were
somewhat abridged from his understanding
of them.
Jerry Robson, the supposed negro, ar
q. rested on Fourth and Minnesota streets by
officer Pat Collins on Saturday evening, for
using indecent language, and who set the
town wild with his cries of murder while
being conducted through court house square
to the city hail, turns out to be Frenchman
and was released from durance yesterday by
putting up $50 bail