St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-30
Notes About Town.

A party Of young folks went last even
ing to Lake Elmo and had a pleasant time.
There were half dozen couples.
The two fairs, each having a band prom
enading the streets, make things lively
evenings in the city, and they will be in
operation all week.
The Duluth road will give excursion tick
cts for July 4 at single fare and fifth for
the round trip. Tickets will be sold on the
Sd and 4th good till the 9th.
'.Shiloh, or the Spy of Vicksburg," at the
Grand Opera house on Saturday evening.
Muller Post No. 1, G. A. r., is interested
in the success of this play. Assist them.
Yesterday the machinists at the Car COM
pany's shops were put on half time, al
though the men in the foundry have plenty
of work. There is no new work being
made, only such orders as are in for re-
repairs.
Yesterday Sarah A. Campbell was re-
ceived at the state prison to serve ten
months for keeping house of ill-fame;
also Rudolph Won Hessen, guilty of lar
ceny, for two years and six months. Both
were received from Hennepin county.
The members of the Catholic Temper
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grant at their last meeting to the Cadets
Drum corps, and to Major Foster, who has
been so successful in bringing them to such
excellence.
Mr.. Esty, president of the First National
bank, Ithaca. N. Y, who is $50, 600 cred
itor Of the Northwestern Manufacturing q
Car company, was in the city yesterday
looking over the affairs, and expressed him.
self as much pleased with what was being
done by Receiver Brown.
Senator d. M. Sabin is getting better
rapidly. The inflammation has gone, but
has left him weak, and he only requires
strength to be himself again. He is con-
fined still to his house but not to his room.
The many friends of the senator will be
pleased to learn of his rapid recovery.
Joseph Schupp arrived home yesterday
from Yellowstone park The hardest part
of the trip was from Livingston, on the
Northern Pacific, 200 miles by stage through
the park and the same distance back. Mrs.
Rice, who accompanied him, although 73
years of age, stood the journey well.
At probate court yesterday, before Judge
Lehmicke, in the case of Ella N. Marsh,
Nelson O. Marsh and Faith Marsh, minors,
Fayette Marsh, guardian, was granted Ii
cense to sell real estate. E. G. Bath and
A. NJ Dodd were appointed appraisers. In
the estate of Frances and W. j. Clegg,
minors, license was granted to the guardian
to sell real estate.
The attendance last evening at the
Maunerchor fair was large, and after 10
o'clock they enjoyed themselves to the full
est extent, the floor being cleared, and a
pleasant time spent. There were a number
more donations received, and the sale of
tickets was most favorable. They will real
ize handsome sum from the fair, which
will make good beginning for the hall.
Owing to affairs happening at Lake Elmo
on Sunday, a number of warrants were is
sued yesterday, and there is music in the
air. A couple OF policemen at that resort
on Sundays would do much to keep order,
especially when roughs from other places,
full of bad whisky, get there. Heavy fines
with imprisonment would teach them q
lesson.
A gentleman who has been through all
sections of the county in this vicinity, re-
ports that he has never seen the crops of
all kinds looking any better at this date.
1t was supposed that the late spring and
cold nights since would have been injurious.
Such, however, is not the case. Even corn
looks strong and healthy, with large
growth. Hay promises an abundant crop,
the heavy rains of late making it stock
well. Everything tends to make the far
mers feel happy, although soon they will be
anxious about the price.
The fire hall had an addition on Satur-
day of fine team Of horses purchased in
Minneapolis for $575, to be used for the new
patrol wagon. 1t will be an honor to any
drunken bum to have the pleasure to ride
with such stylish rig and horses. 1t is
hoped they will have to be used but seldom, as
not once month, should the same good
order in the city be maintained, will they
be required. The next thing required will
be police alarm boxes and station where
the patrol wagon and horses will be kept.
Then there should be man to attend to