Daily globe., 1879-04-03
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
The supreme court has adjourned to Monday |
next at 1lA.M.
Capt. W. H. H. Taylor has gone to Saltwater
to accept position as guard at the prison.
st. Paul Topographic No. IS will give ball
at Armory hall Easter Monday evening,
April IA.
The congealing condition of the atmosphere,
yesterday. seriously lnterfered with building
operations.
Hon. JIM. Bowler, Renville county, appoint
ed member of the Farmers Board of Trade
by the Governor, has filed his oath of Office
with the secretary of state.
complaint was yesterday filed in the Office
of the district court by Hartman & Furber
against Julius Mikelson, to enforce the pay
ment of 5000 on protested bill of exchange.
Gov. Davis, at the urgent request of many
friends and admirers, will repeat his lecture on
Certain Tendencies of Modern Thought" at
the Central Presbyterian church, tomorrow
night.
The St. Paul d Pacific Main line and North
ern Pacific trains carry out of st. Paul daily
four and five coaches of passengers saying
nothing about the extras, which are of almost
daily occurrence.
Old mother Cressey was found en- deshabille
very much SO, and drunk, heap SO, on Mime
sofa street, yesterday morning. She in
duced to hide her nakedness and sleep off her
drunkenness in the lookup.
Thirteen actions of dismissal were yesterday
hled in the Office of the district court in the
case of J. A. Allen against the directors of the
Marine bank, decision in which was recently
rendered in the supreme court.
Information is received of the fatal illness of
Hiram J. Taylor, for many years resident and
prominent business man of st. Paul, at Union
City, Pa, where he has been since the death of
his wife, which occurred few days ago.
The supreme court has named Saturday,
April 10, at 10 A. NJ, as the time for the ex-
animation of candidates for admission to the
bar, and Messrs 81. F. Masterson, George L.
Otis and James B. Beale as the examining COM
mittee.
One John Bachelor, of Oxford, Mimi, re-
ported in person, yesterday, at police head
quarters the loss of two double and single sets
OF harness. His barn was broken open Sunday
night and the property stolen. He thinks the
thieves may try to sell them in this city.
The Franklin lodge. No. 8, A. o. o. w.,
promise very pleasing and instructive enter
tainment, Saturday evening. The best anna
in the city is engaged to fill the programme
with diversified and attractive array Of selec-
| tions.
Officers Kenealy and DeCorsey were on the
tramp for tramps yesterday. They finally
| caught batch in Carver's cave and when the
capture was counted it numbered eight no.
mads. They were given a habitation in the
lookup, preparatory to talk with Judge Flint
to-day.
The county commissioners at their last meet
ing, Tuesday, authorized County Treasurer
Rice to employ collector to gather in all de-
linquent personal taxes. his individual will
be visiting around promiscuously in a few
days, unless wisdom is displayed in making
| this hint sufficient.
Yesterday Mrs. Mary Riccha, residing near
Third and Exchange streets, was fined $5 in the
municipal court for being too handy with 4
broom handle Louis Born, the object of hel
broom-stick manipulation, is a small boy, and
told his tale 80 pileously that it appealed to the
! above amount to the judge.
The board of immigration held a meeting al
the rooms of the secretary yesterday afternoon
Hon. VIM. Pfender president pro tenn. No bust.
ness OF Importance was transacted beyond the
further consideration of matters in relation tt
the forthcoming immigration pam mphlet, the
copy for which will soon be ready for the
printer.
The moot court connected with the Law Stu
dents association met last evening at the ole
court house, Judge Homer G. Eller presiding
A case involving the question of a vendor lier
and the circumstances under which it will b.
deemed to be waived. was argued with ability
by Thomas D. O'Brien and George Walsh, re
spectively. Judge Ellcr then took the cast
under advisement.
Postal card information is given of the thief
) of two valuable horses at Havana, near Ric,
lake, on the night Of the 31st ult. Clark Cham
bers sheriff at Owatonna, declares reward o
1925 will be paid for the recovery of the prop
erty and capture of the thief. The supposed
thief is described as being Is years old, thlcl
set, dark complexioned, and German.
Two hundred more Canadian emigrants lef
Detroit Tuesday evening for Manitoba, ant
will probably arrive in st. Paul this evening
: Intelligence was also received here yesterda
that there was then passing through the Gus
tom house at Detroit sixteen coach loads o.
emigrants and thirty loads Of baggage
stock, ETC.. bound for the same destination
This latter party should arrive here tomorrow
evening.
A certain city official had April lst played o.
him after dark on that day most completely
He was seen to enter habitation on Washing
: saulted the door with great vigor, and demand
ed an Sopen Sesame" in the name of the law
The utmost quiet and darkness re1gned su
preme indoors, though only short time be
fore there was "a light in the window"-fo
him. Until now, he, the official, has been un
, der the belief that the loud ,.olsed visitor
were policemen.
: The Confederate Brigadiers" of the las
Congress assisted in passing law authorizin
% fbn oE
;. Union soldiers not thus honored by friends
. buried in either private or corporation GENE
teries. Under this law Quartermaster Genera
Meigs requests all persons knowing where an
Union soldier is buried, whose grave is NO
marked by a head stone, to notify him by le,
ter addressed to him at Washington, of th
fact, giving the name of the regiment an
company to which such soldier belonged, an
f date of death, If known. In response to thi
y request the Oakland and Catholic cemetery a.
9 sociations of st. Paul are preparing lists q
I the soldier dead buried in their respectiv
It cemeteries.
e The Farmers Board of Trade met yesterda
: in the Governors room, at the capitol, an
h took the oath of office, and filed the same
d the office of the secretary of state. The boar
:. organized by appointing Samuel W. Furbe
IL president, and Coleman Macy, temporary seer,
e tary. After talking over matters generally
+ the board adjourned until Thursday morning
Il at Ao CLOCK. at the GoVernor's room, at whic
). time any person having matters to lay befol
IS it will be granted hearing. At 8 o'cloc
: Thursday afternoon the board will be at Fai
banks d Morse's scale store, Third street, fl
the purpose of experimenting with the di
ferent methods of testing wheat and they wi
!, be glad to have those interested present at sal
time. The board is composed of Hon. Samu,
W. Furber, Washington county; Hon. j. 4
Bowler, Renville county, and Moses Hurd, ESQ
6 Olmsted county.
8 4 Faithful Representative.
5, To the Editor of the Globe.
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