Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-04

provements, with their families have already
entered upon the enjoyment offered by sum.
mer residence at White Bear by taking apart
ments at the popular Williams house. Mr..
Williams has put his house in excellent shape
for the coming season and accommodations al
ready spoken for guarantee larger number of
temporary and permanent residents for the
summer than ever before.
Excavation was begun yesterday for q busi-
ness block to be erected for Mrs. Mary Simpson
on her Third street lot, opposite the Merchants
and adjoining the Prince block. The building
will be 30 feet front by 100 feet deep. Eve
stories at the rear and three stories above Third
street. The front will be of st. Louis pressed
brick with stone trimmings, and the interior
will be IN all respects up to modern require
ments.
An unfortunate wretch named Anna Pinney
was before Judge O'Brien yesterday charged
with street walking. She was arrested on Sat-
urday night in company with male Jezabel,
who was permitted to escape. She alleged that
she came down IRON Minneapolis to pack up
her clothing and was going to commence work
Yesterday. She was committed for thirty days
and left the court, having in her arms tan
poodle, in disgust.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Harrison recaptured
Powers, one of the two tramps who broke Jail
on the night of the 9th inst. he and Dayen.
port were taken out of their cells to make
room for Sheriff McKenzies seven prisoners
from Bismarck. During the night they broke
bar IN one of the windows and let themselves
out. If tho weather had been cold both would
have remained in, and il would have taken
vigorous kicks to get 'em out doors.
The Fort Smelling bridge commission met
yesterday, and among other business allowed
the personal accounts of members aa follows
Mayor Dawson. total attendance 1873 days at
S3 per day, 1899; by cash S195; balance $204.
VIM. Lindeke, total attendance 126 days 1878;
credited S188; balance $3.50. j. a. Knap.
heide, total attendance l29 days, 1887; credited
Sl83; balance $204. Thomas Cochran, total
attendance 100 DAYS. $3.50; by cash SI95; bal
ance $l95. In addition to the above S750
extra was allowed MIR. Cochran for his services
as secretary.
Gen. Merrill. major 7th cavalry, who has
been comforting with Gen. Terry for several
days in regard to locating cantonment on the
Northern Pacific railroad extension, left last
night for Fort Yates. The plan of the summer
operations and movement of troops has been
fully digested, but asyet the detail of the COM
mand has not been arranged, owing to the
change In station; the 1st Infantry going to
Texas, to be replaced by the 25th Infsntry,
aud the 7th Infantry ordered from Fort SHELL
ing to Colorado to be replaced by two COM
panies of the 18th Infantry; which render the
assignment of troops somewhat difficult, until
the new troops arrive and are fitted for duty in
this department.
Articles of incorporation of new organiza-
tion, to be located in st. Paul, were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday. The name of
the organization ia "The Minnesota Brick and
Construction company" and its business is to
be the manufacture of brick, tile, stone, con-
crete, cenent. plaster and other building mate
rials the manufacture and sale of machinery
pertaining to its business and also contracting
for the construction of buildings, etc., etc.
The organization went into effect May /, and Is
to continue thirty years. The capital stock is
300. 0.000, and the highest amount of indebted
ness it can incnr is S20O,0O0. The incorpora-
tors are Wear l.. Drake, Chester IT. Drake. Al
bert II. Bowman and l.. 8. Warner, of Chicago
and G. w. P. Bowman of Detroit, Mimi, who
compose the first board of directors.