St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-09
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULEs.

The Bay City and St. Paul clubs will play
this afternoon at West Seventh street park.
Reynie Pruvies was caught stealing yester-
aay, and was put under lock and key in the
city hall.
Charley Fromm, for carrying concealed
weapons, was locked up in the city hall yes
terday afternoon.
F. X. Brosseau was arrested by detective
Dan O'Connor yesterday for obtaining goods
on false pretensions.
A citizen named Guble picked up huge
strap pocket book near the short line cross
ing yesterday, containing valuable papers.
A back pension claim of 81 1000, for vet
eran at Lamberton. Redwood county, was re-
ceived at the adjutant generals Office yes
terday.
Special revival meetings at Jackson street
Methodist church every night this week, com
mencing at o'clock, conducted BY B. W.
Gorham, of New York.
Sheriff Wertz, of Brainerd, stopped in the
city last night being en- route to Eldora,
Iowa, to secure a party therein whose pres
ence is wanted in Minnesota.
Lower Seventh street, below John, is hav-
ing its pavement torn up to put down gas
main. This is the third ripping up in that
locality since the pavement was laid last
spring.
A Blaine and Logan club will be organized
this evening at Arion hall, No. Il west
Third street. a cordial invitation is extend
ed to all friends of the movement to be
present.
Assistant Chief Hildebrand of the city fire
department received the pretty gift of a
badge composed of two golden fire trumpets
bound with a fireman's belt, from E. A. Taft
of Chicago.
Prof. Abt gave fine stereoptican adver-
Using exhibition for Forpaugh's circus on
the Sixth street side of the Clarendon hotel
last evening to a big crowd which was so in
terested that the rain failed to bulge it peg
until the free show was concluded.
HEChildren reported man hanging in a
new house on Burr street near Hopkins at
o'clock Monday evening and there was
great excitement down in that region for
half hour until it was found the juveniles
had been deceived.
A family on Willis, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, went off TO Minneapolis on the
Fourth of JULY and left five children alone
in a house without food until Monday. The
ncighbors fed them, and there are means
being taken to take these poor little ones
away from their unfeeling and heartlcss par
snts.
Sheriff Monk, of Blue Earth county, came
down yesterday for the purpose Of LIGHTING a
man charged with larceny, in that county.
The man that is wanted was arrested Mon
day with two or three others on suspicion OF
having peen engaged. in robbing small
hardware store on Lower Seventh street,
Monday night. The sheriff identified the
man and will take him back to Mankato to-
night
James b. ,Mulligan, the driver ofetruck No.
2, gave his little and only son Hugely 50
bill to go and pay.a bill which he owed at one
O'Clock Monday afternoon, and his parents
haye not seen the lad since, and are very
much alarmed at his mysterious, absence, he
never having staid away from home before.
He had O freeizled face, wore black cap,
mixed goods jacket dark knee pants and
hatton shoes, andis about thirteen years old.
The fourth store breaking on lower Sew
eDth street within three weeks, all but one
OF which occurred on Sunday nights, hap
,peped at 432 East Seventh on Saskatchewan
ing last. The hardware store of Biebighouser
& Otto was cracked by climbing upon ashed
IN the rear, breaking out two Window lights
in the second story, Hitting the. sash and thus
gaining entrance. The thieves emptied a
show case of pocket knives and made good
their escape by unlocking q door. They
were seen dividing their plumber on Fifth
street on Montlay, but an officer being mott
fed he found the birds had flown when he
reached the locality. Some of the. knives
have been sold by boys to parties on the
streets.