St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Fra Diavolo tonight at the Grand by the
Carleton English Opera company.
An old man was s'touched' for sS5 at the
Milwaukee depot last evening.
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were recorded
by the register yesterday, amounting to $751;
800.
The loss upon the barn of John Theis, des-
troyed by fire early yesterday morning
amounted to $500. Insurance $3.50.
The burning out of chimney at the cor
ner of Fifth street and First avenue occa-
stoned. an alarm of fire about O'Clock last
evening.
Jennie Kinney yesterday commenced suit
in the district court against Luke Kinney for
the recovery of a horse and buggy and other
chattel property.
B. G. Judd, who came to this city few
days since, and being sick was taken to the
College hospital, died late Wednesday night
The deceased was young man, and is
thought to be an agent of the Moline Pillow
works, with his home in St. Louis.
Prof. S. H. Birdsal, has prepared neat
little song book, containing songs suitable
for camp fire gatherings of the Grand Army.
1t also contains several odes suited to the
wants of the Sons Of Veterans, On sale at
Cuchman d Plumer's, Washington avenue
south.
The flour and saw mills have been great
sources Of attraction, and we are sure that
our thousands of visitors who have gone
through these institutions, our pride and to
great extent our wealth, will go away feel
ing that though they had heretofore heard
much the half had not been told.
Lille Rosecrans, daughter of Frank Daily,
the thirteen-year old girl whose abduction by
her father has created so much talk of late,
was yesterday brought into the district court,
and delivered up to the keeping of the sheriff.
The hearing of the case was set for Monday,
and in the meantime the sheriff has orders
not 10 allow any one to converse with her.
in effort is being made to have the Elgin
band remain in the city over Sunday and
give two concerts, one Saturday night at
market hall, and a sacred concert at West
minister church Sunday evening. The band
is very popular, the excellence and quality of
the music being appreciated, and our citizens
will undoubtedly patronize very literally any
concerts the band may give.
In the district court Yesterday, in the case
Of Bardwel and others against the Mime
apolis Base Ball association for an injunction
restraining them from the further use of the
Seventeenth street park, an order was filed
granting temporary injunction. The asso
citation has taken an appeal from the order,
and given bonds in the sum of SO, 500 for ap-
pearance at the next term of the district
court which mo in Onfphor In tho
time ball playing will be conducted as usual.
Yesterday afternoon it was discovered that
the prisoners in the lock up had been spend
ing their spare time by trying to dig hole
through the stone wall of the building and
in fact had made an opening nearly large
enough for man to crawl through, the
planks of the frame building adjoining being
the only obstacle between them and free
dom. This building is occupid by machine
shop and the workmen heard the noise and
reported it.
1t must not be forgotten that st. Paul, a
good half of the twin cities, shares in the
demonstration presented to the people of the
northwest. 1t was not the center, exactly,
but it was close by and it is confessed by
all, friend and visitor alike, that to the capt.
a city much is due for the success of the
G. K. A. demonstration. We love st. Paul
we love Minneapolis; and we know and
feel that the one is always advanced when
the other takes q step.
There are some things, we know, that can
be done as well as others, but when the man
ayers of the G. A. R., having the fair
grounds in charge, made it necessary to
turn all the carriages, buggies, wagons and
other vehicles through one gate, going and
coming, on the night of the fireworks they
certainly acted both without sense and dis
,rction. The fireworks, as has been said,
we're magiiicent, and wholly appreciated, but,
that several were not killed. and hundreds
manned and otherwise injured, is only d
streak of good providence and for which
every Que shonld be thankful to providence
and not to those who should have made bet
ter preparations for an event which every
body knew would be without parallel in the
In the Northwest.