St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-30

streets, where he was recovered. The team
of horses was standing tied on Sixth street
and was found late last evening over in
Minneapolis.
Two men giving the names of Ellsworth
and Williams were arrested by Officer Gal
win for using pocket knife on man on
Seventh street last night. They were
walking up the street when the man as
saulted made some remarks which Els
worth took to be personal and turned back.
lie drew knife and made a thrust at his
supposed insulter, which struck the man on
the hand intlicting light flesh wound.
The st. Paul Boat club will give an eX-
curSlon on the steamer LOngfellOw, with a
barge attached. A good number of the
Invitations have been accepted, and the
party will leave from the foot of Sibley
street at 7:30 o'clock.
The board of directors of the st. Paul
6eai Estate syndicate held meeting yester-
uay and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year; Ansel Oppenheim,
president; X. a. Smith. vice president;
William Dawson. treasurer: A. Kalman,
secretary; w. d. Cornish, attorney.
A stereoptieOn exhibition, consisting of
views OF noted places in London, together
WIN Otller interesting views with mechan-
ical eIectS, will be given at the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union No Ks Fast
Seventh street. this evening mt 3 O'Clock
Good music will accompany the exercises
Some of the admiring friends of DR..
ochiiimahn, not liking what has been said
In the papers about the Schiffmann-Stona
race, have left a considerable sum of moUaI,
with Mr.. DOnnelly, with instructions to bpt
1t on DR.. Schitfmann. Of course thew will
expect, under the circumstances. that con
siderable odds will be given.
John Stich, the Rice street man who
stabbed FrankMadden on Rice street bridge
on July Is, was dismissed yesterday on mo-
ton of County Attorney Egan. Madden
was taken to the city hospital and escaped
from the institution few days ago. There
was no evidence left in the case, so the ag-
greSSor was given his liberty.
Prudence Francis, her husband, Peter
Francis. and Thomas Cole were sent to the
workhOuse for ninety days each Yesterday.
They were arrested on Sunday last for
lighting, as result of which Francis re-
ceived more cuts and bruises than potato
has eyes The upper levee will enjoy a
three months quiet since this notorious
couple have been sent to the workhouse for
that time.
j. E. Moore, manager of the st. Paul
Navigation company, which owns the
steamer LOngfellow, whose Shrek, like that
OF burning martyr, has paralyzed st. Paul
so much of late. writes to say that he has
ordered diScontinuance of the use of the
whistle while in st. Paul, and that any
such sounds which may come to the ears
after this will be chargeable to locomotive
which has similar whistle.
W. NJ. Bushnell of the St. Paul Storage,
Forwarding and Improvement company, a
member of the jobbers' excursion, came
home yesterday and says that the boys We're
all well and in good spirits when he left
them. He will leave here Saturday at D.
m. to rejOin them at Billings, and has prom
iSed to bring them each a letter from their
families He wants it known that any
letters addressed TO members of the excur-
sion and left in his care up to Saturday
noon at his Office, NO.3S1 East Third street,
will be faithfully delivered.