Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-03
CITY GLoBULEs.


The city employees received their July sti-
ponds yesterday, amounting to STUN.
The market house roof was completed yes
tsrday, and the building ID now under cover
The Windsor hotel was filed yesterday with
excursionists from Marshalltown, Iowa, and
80. Louis.
The ,nmates of the reform school will 60
into camp this week on their summer vacation
ct Lake Johanna.
The adjutant generals Office received notice
yesterday of the allowance of an invalid pen
sion claim, commencing from August, 1864, for
$l,9l78S.
About ninety Sir Knights will go from Da-
masous commandary to attend the triennial
conclave Of the grand commandery of the
United States.
Information of insanity was fled in the
probate court yesterday against August Greg
ory, an old resident of West st. Paul. The ex
animation will take place to-day.
Recruits to the number of l2s left Fort Smell
ling last evening for the frontier. About
hundred of them go to Assinabone. and the bal
ance will be distributed among other points.
slightly signs the business houses appear to
better advantage, and the improvement has
added one hundred per cent. to the beauty OF
the city.
Judge Nelson yesterday rensnded the two
eases of John Doble ct al, vs. 8. Y. Hyde ct al.
to the State court for trial. The cases came
before him on a petition from the Freeborn
county district court.
The new fatigue caps for the use of the d.
mascus commandery on their coming trip to
Chicago on the 18th inst, arrived yesterday.
They are very neat, and will contribute largely
to the adornment of the members.
The case of the State against Clarence Il.
Wells, charged with robbery from the dwelling
of VIM. Gibson, was called for hearing in the
police court yesterday morning. On motion
The hearing was continued to the 10th inst.
Pursuant to order, the members of the fire
department met at No. engine house last
night, where Chief Strong gave them some
sound advice on their duties, and outlined the
new organization made neces airy by the extra
men recently admitted to the force.
President Liensu, of the board of education,
visited the city banks yesterday to ascertain
which of the moneyed institutions would pay
the best interest aud give the best security for
keeping the funds of the board. The result
will be submitted at the next meeting of the
board.
State Auditor Whitoomb arrived in the city
yesterday from his farm 10 Redwood county,
where he says harvesting is in full blast. Mr..
Whitcomb has about 1,U00 acres In wheat, and
he says the yield will be fully twenty bushels
to the acre, and all of it will rank as extra
No. l.
The Great Union Band is to give two concerts
at Hotel Leip, White Bear, this afternoon and
evening. During the evening there will also
be ine display Of fireworks ar Hotel Leip.
Trains will leave the Waucota street depot at
$780, 6 and 7:25 P. NJ, and returning, will leave
the lake at 1U:05 P. M.
At the meeting of the board of directors of
the reform school to-day, Chancellor Murray
will make application to have Jim Holt taken
in charge of by that institution and properly
cared for. 1t is not the intention to send him
there as an inmate but if possible, to give
him work as an employe.
Mr.. Conrad Miller denies the statement that
the difficulty be ween himself and his wife Is q
religious matter. He comedies that she is q
Catholic and he Protestant, and that both
want the child. but says the quarrel is of q
pllVdtS CudIdcLeT tuLlIely, anu Will DC 8u1Q6CeQ
without Intervention of the pablo.
A warrant was sworn out by Edward Lam
gevin yesterday for the arrest IF one Joseph
Alden, charged with the larceny of pocket
book containing $52. The complainant states
that he left his coat on wagon. and after a
short absence he returned and the money was
missing. The case will be tried to-day.
The perennial Brown was before Hizzoner
again yesterday for having stepped his cane In
the soul killing leshe Of bulge. He felt sorry,
and his sad left eye, the right eye being In
Grape, beamed forth the soul of pity. de
wa. fned $S Or four days, and he put mp d
ninety mine cent super as collateral for the
fine.
When arraigned at the police court yester-
day, John Murray said he didn't remember
whether he had been drunk or not. Waterman
Gibbons stated that he had been found sleep
ing IN u coach on the Manitoba railroad traok
The defel dant was badly muodltd Concerning
his condition, AMI he was sent to The quay fvr
four days.
The city treasurer's Office was the scene YES
terdsy of very costly blaze. The fire was
started by the committee on finance of the
board of education and the fuel consisted OF
cancelled vouchers of the board for the fiscal
yCoi Cuu1uS UuuC 1Qe vouchers DESTROYED
represented the sums paid by TIE board, amounts
ing to the liberal fortune of $lU7,0v0
Company Fl" of the Seventh infantry, Capt.
Williams in command, left last evening for
Fort Abraham Lincoln. This company was
among the number stationed al Fort Smelling.
affected by the orders of few months ago, but
this company was retained at Fort Smelling to
await the result of matters at standing Book
Those difficulties having been practically set
tied. the original orders are being carried ont.
Sheriff John e. Haggert, of Cass county,
D. T., and deputy United States marshal for
northern Dakota. having disposed of his pris.
oners, mention of whom was made in the
GLOBE yesterday, left yesterday afternoon for
Watertown, D. T Sheriff Haggert saws the
Territorial convention for the nomination of q
delegate in Congress- to be held at Vermillion
September LIST, will nominate j. W. RAYMOND
by reclamation.
Yankee Sullivan, who isn't Yankee, but
wears the singular vestibule to his name be-
cause he is such good Irishman, was before
his honor yesterday charged With being Timber
drunk. 1t was explained that he was in the
employ of q farmer near the Fort and
that the lapse was made during temporary
leave OF absence. he promised to waltz out
OF town if released and stick to his work. The
court let hum 60 with reprimand.
MIR. Albert 8. Munger, chief of police of
Minneapolis, has placed the State Historical
society under many obligations to him for q
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