Daily globe., 1880-01-21
CITY GLOBULES.

The editors of the State are to meet here
Wednesday of next week.
The Junior class at the Gymnasium is to give
public exhibition early in March.
Henry Dart, adjudged insane few days
since has been taken to the asylum at st.
Peter.
There being no quorum of the council at
the city hall yesterday an adjournment was
had to Saturday at P. NJ.
Somebody has been circulating bogus tickets
for the polioeman's ball. The genuine are
stamped by the city treasurer.
The Standard dramatic club will produce the
famous farce, 1.-The Boston Dip" at their hall
"a Jackson street next Monday evening.
Reserved seats for the elocutionery enter
tainment of Wednesday evening may be OBJ
tained to-day at the box office of the Opera
House.
A decision WAS filed by Judge Brill on yes
terday denying the motion for a new trial IN
the case of A. r. Capehart against Mary Ken
nedy.
The city clerk had issued up to last night 145
licenses, l2l of which were granted to liquor
dealers. The amount received for the same Is
about $4,000.
The hearing on the claim of Albert Armstrong
against the estate of the late George Culver was
called in the probate court on yesterday and
continued until next Tuesday.
Deadwood, the commercial emporium OF
the Black Hills, was represented at the Mer-
chants Yesterday by +. T. Palmer, Henry
Tomsby and Chas. w. Dodott.
The holder of ticket No. S7l for the
diamond stud sold at the Catholic orphan fair,
can have the diamond If he Will call with MS
ticket at No. 143 West Third street.
Kristofer Janson, the Norwegian novelist and
lecturer who delivered a lecture at Knauft's
hall on Monday evening, has consented to de-
liver another lecture in this city on February
End.
Moore Campbell, a young but well-known
blacksmith of Cottage Grove, camet to st. Paul
the other day, since which an officer who Is
said to hold warrant for his arrest on a
charge of bastardy has been unable to lind
him.
The Knights of Py;hias belonging to Bayard
Commandry No II of Saltwater, will give a grand
reception at their hall in Saltwater tomorrow
evening. special train will carry members ana
friends from this city, returning after the re-
oeption.
The Sioux Falls water power company, the
STOCKHOLDERS of which are mostly of this city,
is building Touring mill at Sioux Falls, cal
culated to grind 5000 barrels of -four daily,
and will also build a linseed oil mill during
the coming summer.
Box Office at Opera house will be open at
o'clock this morning for reserving seats for
Prof. Lymans recital Thursday evening.
IL h
out extra charge by presenting the tickets at
Opera house to-day or tomorrow.
"Oh, for another blizzard" said all Third
street, as one man. yesterday, all because
woman came along with hand organ. But
it was very bad organ, which would be worth
fortune to the woman if people would pay
her for moving on according to their feelings.
The case Of Julia d. Ashton against Horace
Thompson and others, in which suit was COM
menced for an accounting ward and minor,
was resumed in district court chambers before
Judge Simons yesterday forenoon. The entire
day was taken up with arguments by COUNSEL
DIR. G. 81. Boardman, of this city, has pub
lished a warning against funerals in cases OF
death from contagious diseases 1t is suppos-
able that he refers especially to the custom of
viewing the body aud to the assembly of attend
ants at the funeral in an infected roam or
house.
Mr.. Julius We'll, the popular salesman at
Ullman's hide and fur house on jackson street
will leave for New York next Monday, where he
will engage in business with his brother. He
has gained host of friends in st. Paul, and
the announcement of his departure will be re-
ceived with regret.
A telegram was received by police author
tiles last night from Chief of Police Woodland,
of Hastings notifying them to be on the look
out for horse thief. The stealing occurred
Monday night somewhere in Wisconsin, and
the thief, with sorrel mare and bay horse, is
headed toward St. Paul.
The Railroad Gazette reports that the earnings
of the following named railroad companies in
1879 exceeded those of 1878 by the percentages
annexed: Ceicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis.
241; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 1874;
Minneapolis & st. Louis, 1853; Chicago
Northwestern, rs; st, Paul Sioux City, sol.
Judge Reuben Reynolds, of Crookston, de-
livered an argument yesterday in behalf of
the settlers along the st. Vincent extension of
the st. Paul & Pacific railroad before the
commission, consisting of Gov. Pillsbury, At
torney General Wilson and Clerk of the Court
Nichols. Col. Kerr presented the answering
argument on behalf of the railroad company.
At the time of the burning of DIR. STEMS
barn silver watch belonging to man in his
employ was missed, and it was supposed had
been burned up. Yesterday, however, Officer
Shields, receiving information from some
source to the contrary found the watch in the
possession of boy named Andrew Stees, who
lives on Aurora avenue. The watch was re-
stored to its owner.
Col Jno. l.. Merriam and the heirs of the
Jirart Hewitt estate haYe united in presenting
to Macallester college thirty acres of land
the north side of University avenue, near the
crossing of Smelling avenue. about half mile
beyond the driving park The gift is condi-
toned on the erection of college buildings and
making other Improvements which the college
corporation will begin this year by the erec-
tion of building for the medical department.
Prof. Lymsn's Entertainment.
The following is the programme selected