Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30
CITY GLOBULEs.
To date l55 dogs have been licensed.

sne old Carpenter house.
| Ortonville and It's Dakota neighbor, Big Stone
City, are both growing fast. Scores of dwell
llngs and business houses are going up in each
place.
a new plat was filed in the register of deeds
Office yesterday of Langevin's s subdivision of
lots ten, eleven and twelve of block ten, St.
Paul proper.
The several State offices at the capitol will
be closed Monday, to give the officials an op-
portunity to take part in the observance of
Decoration day.
The Great Western band will make their
semi-monthly excursion to Lake Elmo, the
train starting at 2 o'clock to-day. There will,
no doubt. be a large crowd in attendance.
L. G.. Young was before United States Com.
missioner Cardozo, yesterday, charged with
selAing liquor and tobacco without payment of
the special United States tax. He was held in
$3.50.
Mr.. Williams, of the North Pacific road, has
purchased lot on the old Park place grounds
adjoining the residence of Mr.. E. N. Saunders,
and is erecting upon it handsome residence
for himself.
The annual meeting of the State Medical So
ciety will be held on the 10Th and 10th prox.
The railroad companies will transport all ply
sicians and their families for one and one fifth
fare for the round trip.
The foundations of the old building at the
corner of Fifth and Robert streets, which had
to be taken down year or more ago because it
was in danger of falling, are being removed
preparatory to rebuilding.
An order WAS filed by Judge Brill yesterday,
appointing Messrs. Albert Anthony, Peter Ber-
key and Benjamin Thompson as commission
to appraise lands in accordance with the appi-
cation of the st. Paul & Manitoba railroad
company.
The new subscribers to the chamber of COM
merce will probably be called upon to reorgan-
ize the directory some day this week. But.
meantime, about ~ more subscriptions are to
be obtained. Twenty were added TO the list
yesterday.
all persons desiring to assist in the floral dec
orsting of the graves of the soldiers who died
thst their country might live, buried at either
Oakland or Calvary cemeteries, should send
their offerings to Col. Taylor at the Capitol, as
early as 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The Great Union band have planned pleas
ure excursion for next Sunday. They propose
going to Forest lake, beautiful resort on the
Duluth road. As this will be the first excur-
sion Co the lake it will give people an oppor-
tunity to visit something new to them.
man named Bonton Rosenhault inter
viewed the police yesterday concerning the loss
of a coat alleged to have been stolen. Certain
parties are suspected of having cabhaged the
Benjamin and the case will probably material
ize at the police court tomorrow morning.
The first promenade concert of the season,
under the auspices of the Great Western band,
was inaugurated last evening. The programme
consisted of number of fine selections ex-
ceptiOnally well rendered, and the numbers
were enjoyed by large concodrse OF citizens.
w. J. Godfrey is on deck again. The
''Spread Eagle which he established in 1859,
has been reopened at No. 1I2 Jackson street,
where he keeps, as usual, the best of domestic
and imported ale, wine, beer and liquors.
E.srything is frst.class at Godfrey's Spread
Eagle.
An interesting single scull match was rowed
over the two-mile course last evening between
Mr.. John Parker and DR.. Sehiffman. The race
was won by the former. The statement that
the match was for purse or any ouher prize
was erroneous. 1t was simply friendly anna
teur contest.
Mrs. Mary Perry, of Rosetown was convicted
by justice Of the peace last Friday for COM
mitting an assault on a man named Peterson.
Sne was sentenced to pay a fine OF $11, or 30
days in the county Jail. She was lodged in Jail
yesterday, and subsequently released upon the
payment of her fine.
Prof. Z. J. Stockton, well known as hereto
fore the manager of the best tonsorial estab
I.shr - L 1c..I
trestment of diseases of the hair, scalp and
face, will tomorrow resume his business in
new and well appointed establishment, at No.
lO3 Jackson street, Davidson's block.
TT the monthly meeting of the board of
day morning, May 2S it was voted the came
officers act for another yeaa viz. President,
Mrs. Horace Thompson: Vice-President, Mrs.
Ct. II. Hamilton; Secretary, Mrs. G. w.
Griggs; Treasurer, Mrs. E. f. Drake.
Real estate is moving. P. T. Kavagnagh
sold during the past week the John Butler
property on College avenue, to Mr.. Karl Sim
mon, the amount paid being $4,600 all cash.
The same salesman sold several lots of the
twenty-six advertised on Marshall avenue and
Victoria streets yesterday, very large attend
ance being present.
Michael Mccarthy was at the municipal court
yesterday ON the complaint of Mrs. Dickinson.
The parties reside at the corner of Th1ed and
Rosabel streets. and the defendant sought to
wreak vengeance on the complainant by throw
ing bricks at her for fancied grievance. He
promised to reform and the case was continued
during good behavior.
A soldier named William Kaiser was before
Judge Flint yesterday to answer the charge of
having been beastly drunk. He explained that
he had come down from the Fort and tall
en- in with bad company, became drunk and
lost fifteen dollars. He was committed for
three days and afterwards released upon the re-
quest of the band master.
The entertainment in behalf of the Come
mara immigrants will be given tomorrow even
ing at the Opera House. 1t will consist of q
presentation of the patriotic drama entitled
Robert Emmett" and will conclude with the
farce Don Paddy de Bazan.'' The object for
which the performance will be given should
draw out generous patronage.
meeting of the special board of public
works was to have been held yesterday after
noon TO consider the assessment fol- grading
LAFAYETTE avenue. The meeting was announced
for 2 o'clock, and at that hour number of
prominent property holders were in attendance.
In the absence of Mr. harrington, the party
dispersed at 8 o clock to meet tomorrow morn
ing, after the session of the regular board.
The new market house, as it rises in it's