Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-09
CITY GLOBULES.


park takes place on Saturday evening.
George F. Patwell and Miss Mollie Fetsch
were married yesterday in the cathedral.
Catherine Broderick, the offensive fence
trespasser, yesterday gave bonds to do SO no
more.
A farmers team took an unrestraincd capcr
down Seventh street, yesterday, but did no
damage.
How much longer is that house on wheels to
obstruct Exchange street, between Wabashaw !
and st. Peter?
The rank and file of the Fort Smelling garrison
were engaged last night in fatigue duty at the
police station.
meeting of the moot court was to have
been held last night, but failed to connect at
the usual hour and place
During the preliminaries yesterday in the
district court, five morning dailics were being
perused, of which four were GLOBES.
The lately disabled near horse of No. engine
hauled as calamity in response to yesterdays
alarm as the best Of the fire quadrupeds.
Sensible to the last! The base ball grounds
in West st. Paul have been plowed up into a
potato patch. The last lunatic has left town.
The soldiers, arrested on Tuesday night for
hoopin' 'er-up, were yesterday turned over to
the military authorities without an introduc-
| ton to Judge Flint.
V. Wiegan, of Lanesboro, Fillmore county,
committed on Saturday for selling liquor with
out United States license, was released yester-
day, having paid 1897 toward fine of $l00
The calendar of the current general term of
the district court is graced by three more of
those interminable Munich causes, all of
which are set for trial by jury on the 9Th prox.
John Shaw still suffering from ''the same
old drunk he was fined for the previous
day, was yesterday committed by Judge Flint
for fourteen days without the option of liquid
ating an iron-clad assessment.
It struck one yesterday, the wind fresh
ened into half hurricane that it was exceed
ingly dangerous to have portable tar-boiling
! apparatus in full blast for roofing purposes
right in the most thickly built portion OF the
city.
pamphlet containing the proceedings of the
| Faribault annual meeting Of the Minnesota
State Fire association and the annual report of
the Firemen's Life association is being dis
tributed to all points of the compass by Chief
Engineer R. o. Strong.
The wisdom of the action of the st. Paul Gym
nastic association. in throwing open its rooms
and apparatus for the infnitesimal monthly
fee of 81, has already begun to demonstrate
itself, as several have already availed them
selves of the privileges.
Claimants Of State lands upon the Brainerd
branch of the St. Paul & Pacific railroad should
bear in mind that the time limited by the Gov
ernor's proclamation in the premises is fast
closing. Many applicants have been heard
from, but many are still silent.
Jack ashore was never half SO unruly and
drunken as the newly paid Fort Smelling
soldiers were yesterday, giving the police an
endless amount of trouble, and leading to
several arrests among whom were some ugly
cusses that did not seem inclined to stay
put" Moral: Pay the troops at shorter inter
walls.
The Young America railway company, of
, Young America, Carver county, yesterday filed
articles of incorporation in the secretary Of
states office. The company proposes to build
and operate railroad from the Hastings &
Dakota railroad to the village named. The
capital stock is to be $4,000, and all the incor-
porators are Young Americans
At meeting of Concordia (German) Lodge,
No. IL, A. 0. U. W.. held last night, the sum of
1926 was voted the family of VIM. Leslie, a
member of the fraternity who persisted in the
Minneapolis disaster, but who was not entitled
to general society relief, in consequence of his
payment of his assessments having lapsed, by
reason of family sickness, and other affections.
Postmaster Day has placed on each delivery
window of the postof6ce call-bell, that in
each window differing in its tone from that OF
its neighbors. By this excellent device treble
purpose is served. Much knuckle flesh i.
e saved, the postmaster, listening from his room
= can tell if the delivery boys are attending tc
their business, and, most important of all, thu
public is more quickly served.
+ Everything is not as lovely 'sas big sun
S flower in the firm of Hough & Dixon, book
a sellers. Mr.. Hough has applied to the cour
: and obtained q temporary injunction restrain
ing his partner from doing business for tn
e firm pending proceedings for a dissolution o
;, partnership. MIR. Dixon expects to file an an
8 swer in day two. In the meantime tn
q business is being continued as usual by MI
IS Hough.
= The Mankato Mill company, of Mankato
d yesterday filed it's articles of incorporation
d with the secretary of state. The company is t.
a have capital of $50, 900, the stock being bel,
e by Mankato men in the numbers of shares a
II follows: Rensselaer, d. Hubbard, 1850; VIM
a Pearson, 800; and George NJ. Palmer, 200. Tn
?, business of the incorporation is to be manufac
It turing four, buying wheat and selling tn
IS manufactured products.
= An adjourned meeting of the Pioneer Relic
+ association was held last evening in the parlo
of the hook and ladder house, over which Aid
" P. j. Dreis swung the presidential pestle. Mic
E Pottgieser, Jr., F. J. Witt and J. Frett wer
n elected members. The financial result of tn
Il late ball of the association was presented
e showing a favorable outcome. A unanimou
vote of thanks was rendered the GLOBE for it
II unsolicited free notices of the entertainment
g both before and after it's occurrence, and tn
il association adjourned.
Public Examiner Knox yesterday commence,
= poking his official nose into the States oficia
e county accounts. He commenced his smellin
career by looking up county treasurer's bonds
d both special and general, deposi ed with tn,
!. State auditor. These aggregate the enormou
i. amount of $4,000. He expressed his entir
n satisfaction, which is refreshing las far as h
:, had gone, as Mark Twain represents Brig
d ham Young's opinion of matrimony. MIR. Kno.
% also visited during the day the model offic
o of the Ramsey county auditor.
3 The perverse iniquity of the shallowness 0
= quart box of Strawberries is past fndin,
! out A retailer of the luscious fruit informe,
a GLOBE reporter yesterday that wholesale
Il was in the habit of selling as many of tn
/ original packages rs he could and then putting