Daily globe., 1880-01-22
CITY GLOBELETS.


this evening for work in the L. A. degree.
The frame of Capt Cutters saw mill in th
Sixth ward is up, and work upon the structure
is now progressing rapidly.
There will not be vacant store building II
ST. Paul March 1st next, and at least hftS
more will be needed by May lst.
The st. Andrews society will have theil
socisble Friday night, the Esd inst, in thei'
hall. corner of Seventh and Jackson streets
Large quantities of railroad iron, i'll bond
for the Canadian Pacific railroad, Is passing
through here this month to Winnipeg The
last lot. which went north Monday. amounted
to thirty carloads.
The fine of Raymond H. Stone, convicted
on December 1lth, for the larceny of time
piece from young man named Hacketf, was
paid on yesterday, ana the prisoner reie"se"
from the county jail.
John Hunter. of Tcdd county was charged
before Commissioner Cardozo yesterday with
cutting timber on government lands, TO an
swer to the charge at the next term OF the
United States district court.
Anna Kautemann, the veteran topper, was
found on Fifth street last night reellng from
the effects of drunkenness. She was taken to
the lookup and will be committed for tho
conventional period this morning.
The members of the grand jury completed
their labors on yesterday by inspecting the Of
fee of the district clerk and visiting one or
two offices in the county buildings Their
final report is expected this morning.
Box office at Opera house will be open at 9
f,r seats for
Prof. Lyman's recital Thursday evening.
Those holding tickets may reserve seats with
out extra charge by presenting their tickets at
Opera house to-day.
Mr. Tostevin, of Duluth. yesterday closed
contract to supply $4,000 worth OF the Fond
du Lac brown stone "a sample of which was re-
ported upon at the last meeting OF the 81: Panl
chamber of commerce) for a church building to
be erected in Minneapolis next spring and sum-
mer.
Mr. j. NJ Bohrer left at the GLOBE office last
evening. a memorandum to the effect that tick
cts to Buffalo, n. Y, are sold at minneapolis
for 800. but cost 81 at st. Paul. 1t MIR.
Robrer is correctly Informed, our St. Paul
ticket sellers will lose custom unless they come
down.
Capt. Kiefer's distillery, being now in good
running order, and turning out a hne article
of alcohol, the next move will be to double Its
capacity. which will be done early IN spring.
The works are calculated for enlargement to
three times the present capacity, by the aooi-
tion of inexpensive apparatus.
The two large stores in the new Sherman
house building, Sibley street, are soon TO be
occupied, one by drug firm heretofore men
toned and the other by boot and shoe hrm
{, MN late nf
Lake CITY, and u late resident of Hastings,
whose name the reporter has not ascertalned.
Sume days ago the GLOBE printed an item
rejecting somewhat upon the problty OF Mr..
+. A. Rapdels, formerly bookkeeper for COM
mission firm on Robert street. MIR. handels
prints a card elsewhere in his own vlndlcatlon,
and we can simply add that his character for
honesty is youchcd for by some of our most re-
sponsible citizens.
An important change has been made in the
directory of the St. Paul Sioux City railroad
company, by the retirement of John l.. Mer-
riam and the election, to fill his place, OF Au-
pustus Kountz, of the firm of Kountz Bros,
the Hollandische bankers of New York. 1t may
not be significant, but we believe 1t IS a fact
that Mr.. Kountz is under stood to be associated
with Jay Gould in railway matters.
The members of the Aron Singing society,
OF this city, will visit the Singing society at
st. Cloud on Wednesday, January s. In the
evening grand concert will take place, In
which both societies will take part. The fare
has been reduced by the railroad company, and
those of the society desiring to join the visit
ing party are requested to leave Word Win
John Jessrang or Charles Heldebrand.
The society of the Sisters of Christian Char
ity, New Ulm, Brown county, filed articles OF
incorporation in the Office of the secretary OF
state yesterday. The general purposes OF the
organization arc the promotion OF rellglon ana
education and the practice of public charity.
The incorporators are: Sister Euphrosyne
(Anna Schluetz) Sister Patrocle FRANCESCA
Grnss, Sister Norbertine (Clara Lemier.)
quiet wedding took place at the Cathedral
yesterday afternoon, being the nuptlals OF ex-
Aid. Reardon and Miss Nellie Manning, we'll
known residents of this city. The marriage
was soIemnlzed at o clock in the presence OF a
select company of friends, following which
reception took place at the residence of the
couple on Jackson street, where they were the
happy recipients of congratulations from their
many friends.
That Quaker colony is not n fixed fact, but
the representatives of the intending colonlsts
who have visited southwestern Minnesota are
very much pleased with the country and have
chosen location on Lake Augusta, about ten
miles north of Window, which they Will
recommend to the colonists. They Will re-
quire 3O,O00 to 40, 900 acres of land. and prob
ably cannot obtain q block of that size, so we'll
suited to their needs. anywhere else.
A Minneapolis wood dealer, who was in the
CITY yesterday, gave the railing prices of wood
in Minneapolis as about ?l.25 a cord less than
the ruling prices in st. Paul. AS the MIME
apolis wood dealers have only twenty cents a
cord advantage in freights on only one line OF
supply, his statement is only explainable, II he
told the truth, on the supposition that the
Minneapolis dealers sell wood for fun. or that
the st. Paul dealers are exacting unjust prohts.
A visitor to Chicago on Tuesday night I'M
agined that he was in Minnesota. At almost
every turn he was sure to meet st. Paulite.
Among those who were there were the follow
ing: Col Allen, of the Merchants hotel, with
his wife; q. L. Sargent, manager of the
Northern Pacific; A. Z. Stickney, Capt j. ID.
Reaney, Col C. A. Morton, t. +. White, L. L.
Warner, John Baugh, of the Windsor hotel,
Russ Munger, A. z. Wilkes, S. c. Gault, IL. b.
Langdon, of Minneapolis, and last and least
Gen. LIE Due, proprietor of the cabbage depart
ment at Washington.
The Murray Company.
Gilbert's NEUROLOGICAL comedy of "Pyg-
maion and Galatea,'' as performed by Muir