Daily globe., 1879-02-13
CITY GLOBULES.

.
The German society accumulated 5000 by
their masquerade ball, Monday night.
The st. Paul gymnasium gives it's annual ex-
hibition on the evening of the 21st inst.
Collector Biokell returned from an inspect
ing tour at Red Wing and Lake City, yes
terday.
Yesterday afternoon farmer had his buffalo
overcoat stolen out of his sleigh at the corner
OF Sixth and Rosabel streets. No trace of the
thief.
10 Gate the city treasurer has received pay
ment for seventy-six liquor licenses, or So, 600.
Payment has been made also for twenty-five
licenses of miscellaneous kind.
Judge O'Gorman committed Katie Kelsey to
the insane asylum, yesterday. She has been in
charge Of the sisters of the House of the Good
Shepherd, and has been inmate of the hos
pltal at st. Peter before.
Hon. James Smith, Jr., offered a memorial
to Congress in the Minnesota House, yesterday,
asking 1926, 900 to improve the western channel
Of the river at St. Paul. The memorial passed
under suspension of the rules.
This is the way it was announced in the Chi
cago Times, of Tuesday: 'Mr. Budd Reeve, of
Minnesota, will lecture in the Park, next
Thursday evening, on Roots and Things Mr.
reeve IS said to be an excel ent humorist, and
his lecture will no doubt be good one."
A Milwaukee telegram Of the 10th, to the
Chicago Times, says: The Chicago, Milwaukee
u st. Paul Railway company has decided to
extend its Iowa line thirty miles beyond Pat
tersOn, the present terminus and will begin
work as soon as the frost is out of the ground
After reaching the Vermillion river it will be
decided upon whether or not to construct the
line to Yankton, this season. The Hastings &
Dakota division will be extended to Big Lake
the limit OF the charter grant, distance of
seventy miles.
The joint committee on taxes and tax laws
met at the state auditors office last night with
Senator j. B. Giltillan in the chair and Auditor
Whitcomb as secretary. number of bills on
the subject of taxation were considered but no
definite action taken. Mr.. D. G. Cooley submit
ted his manuscript digest or index of the gen.
eral tax law, which is very highly commended.
Mr. Knox, the public examiner, explained
what he thought to be defects in the presont
general law. This was the first meeting of the
committee this session.
Ihe st. Paul d Pacific railway company has
established an agency at Winnipeg for the sale
OF through tickets from st. Vincent to points
| east MIR. Horace McDougall, of the telegraph
o1tlce, being appointed the agent. Both first
and second.class tickets solo, the latter kind
not having been before issued since the COM
pletion of the railway to st. Vincent. The rate
from st. Vincent to Chicago is for frst-class
$35.22 and second-class $27; to Toronto $49.25
tlrrst-class and 1888 second-class; to Montreal
$56.25 and $42. To these rates must in every
case, be added 1915, the fare on the Pembina
| branch from Winnipeg to St. Vincent, Mr..
McDougall also selling tickets over the branch.
A young man named Charley-his pat
| ronymic has been merged or lost in his occupa-
| tlon, bartender at the American house-has
! been house keeping on the European plan near
the corner Of St. Peter and Third streets.
Things went swimmingly for awhile between
| the two male and female, who had thus set up
peculiar domestic felicity of their own. But
an Interruption came to their European con-
nublallty, and she irrupted, as it were, from
MS nj: protection. Charley Bartender gave all
this away in cavorting around town yesterday,
saying she had divided their household spoils
too muchly, to his disgust. He claims she got
| away with 1915 watch belonging to him, and
wants the police to be watchful for her all the
time, SO he can recover his time-piece