Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-14
CITY GLoBULEs.

The Emmett Light guards will give de-
lightful social entertainment at Market hall
tonight.
The W. c. T. U. will hold their regular
meeting this afternoon at three o. clock In the
parlors of the Y. NJ c. A.
Prof. Tousley will deliver the opening lee
ture at the opening of the Madelia Normal
school tomorrow forenoon.
Fire steamer No. 8, which has been out of
ready for service once more.
Weather permitting, the Great Union band
will give its closing open air concert in Rice
park this evening at the usual hours.
Judge Brill yesterday fled an order in the
district court, refusing alimony in the case of
Augusta Eichhorn vs. Henry Elchhorn.
The fine residence property No. so Somerset
street, belonging to the Sisters of the Vista
ton, will be sold at auction tomorrow, at II
o'clock a. m,
The auction sale yesterday in E. Rice's third
addition to st. Paul was fairly attended, and
the lots 50x150 feet each sold from $500 to
S375 per lot The sale was made by Mr. A. Fl.
Nicolay, auctioneer, with his usual probity
and eloquence.
A document was filed with the secretary of
state by H. Fl. Cammann yesterday discharg-
ing the so-called CONSTRUCTION mortgage of
the Southern Minnesota Railroad compay in
favor of s. b. Rpggles and A. P. Man, the
same having been paid.
Inc front steps or The Old court house were
torn away yesterday, and new ones are being
erected to take their place. Many sad and
troubled heart has been carried up and down
those old steps, and in all probability the same
will be said of the new ones.
The Cedar Rapids Republican, Iowa, con-
tains letter from lady who spent the sum-
mer months in st. Paul and vicinity, which
gives glowing account of the pleasant time
she and her party had while here, and pays a
special compliment to Capt. E. Gordon, who
it seems acted as their driver and guide while
they were here.
team attached to livery wagon took
fright on Ramsey street hill yesterday morn
ing by reason of portion of the harness Civ
ing away, and dashed down as far as the foot
of the hill, when the wagon collided with a
telegraph pole. throwing the driver out and
wrecklng the wagon. The driver was not Sc
riously injured.
Two quite important transfers were filed for
record in the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday. The first was from Frank Schnei.
der, executor of the estate of Peter Schneider,
to James Middleton, for certain property in
section %, T. 80, R. %, bounding on White
Bear lake, for $1,000. The other transfer is
from Mrs. Rebecca A. Cummings, of Ontario
Canada, to Charles E. Dickerman, of lot 7,
block IA, Whitney & Smiths addition, the
consideration being $4,000.
The relatives of man, by the name OF
Alfred Belaire, a stone cutter, residing in Min
neapolis, are somewhat alarmed as to his
whereabouts. He left home some ten days
ago, with the intention of drawing $50 due
him for wages, and he has not been seen since.
He has relatives in West st. Paul, and they
fear that he has met with foul play, as he has
always been a very abstemious man, and there
is no known cause why he should leave his
wife and one child.
Among the callers at the state auditors of.
flee yesterday was q gentleman who seemed
impressed with the idea, that since the SUI.
preme court decision on the bond question, il
became the duty of the auditor to fork over
or return the bonds. The party in question is
the possessor of thirty bonds and he wanted
them back. Mr.. Whitcomb didn't see it in
that light, however, prtferring to await the
upshot of the decision before disposing of the
bonds. As soon as the so-called tribunal is
dissolved the bondholders can claim their own.
decree of the probate court, of Hennepin
county, distributing the immense estate of
Franklin Steele and Annie E Steele, his wife,
both deceased, was filed with the register OF
deeds yesterday, for record in this county.
The decree distributes the estate, valued at
some 81 ,250,000. among eight heirs, share and
share alike. The heirs mentioned in the de-
cree are Mary G. Morris, Rosa P. Vincent,
Sarah s. Wiltse, Francis McCauley, Catharine
B. Steele, Caroline HI. Steele, and VIM. E.
Steele, each of whom inherit something over
S155, GOO each.