Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-26
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
A special meeting Of the city council will
be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Hon. s. L. Pierce will address the Central
Land league this Saturday evening.
The Central land league will meet to night
at their hall, Seventh and Jackson streets.
The teachers of. the public schools were
made to rejoice yesterday on receipt Of their
March stipends. They received a total Of
$1,000.
Judges Wilkin, simons and Brill, Assessor
Beaumont and Col. Kiefer, clerk OF the district
court, met yesterday and proceeded to make up
the jury list for the year 1881.
Hon. Leonard B. Hodge yesterday sent the
Secretary of State fifty odd volumes Of re.
ports, Journals, etc., some OF them very rare
and greatly needed by the secretary.
Preparations are rapidly progressing for the
opening OF Zahm & Bruggeman's new and
beautiful dry goods store at Seven corners. It
There is no limit to the popularity of Har.
rison Millard's three new songs, "My Bride,'
ssLittle Sunshine" and "Rose Leaves Falling
One by One" Get them at Dyer & Howard's.
A notice on the door of Adjutant General
Van Cleve's Office yesterday conveyed the In
telligence he was confined to his residence by
indisposltion, 1t is understood, resulting from
severe cold.
Officer Rouleau arrested a drunken professor
from Minneapolis yesterday who went to sleep
and fell off his chair at Cooks saloon. he
was taken to the tower and after SOLDERING up
he was sent home.
Messrs. P. II. Kelly & Co. have secured the
agency of the famous Gland League" cigar,
the most popular torch in the country. Each
box bears O handsome portrait Of the Hon.
Charles Stewart Parnell.
Men were engaged yesterday in cutting a
goree through the banks of solid ice which
line either side of East Third street. The same
operation should be repeated on Wabashaw
street and other leading thoreughfares.
Chief Weber received letter yesterday from
Sioux Falls which was mailed on the 28th of
February, thus taking almost q month to for
ward letter less than 300 miles. This speaks
as eloquently of the blockade as would col
umns ofracy diction.
John Eagan keeps butcher shop on Min
nesota street. Among his customers was
one David O'Neil, who visited the shop yester.
day and engaged in a dispute about bill.
They grew hot over the racket and a row
the face. Awarrant is out for O'Neil's arrest.
Judge Wilkin fled the following order yes
terday in the matter of the objections to the
award made by the commissioners appointed
to condemn lands for the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad company: Application by
Sarah E. Piffard for the payment of funds held
open until special term, April ID, to enable ap-
plicant to give notice to parties interested.
Yesterday, Secretary Won Baumbach re-
ceived for record copy of the deed Of the
Southern Minnesota Railway Extension com.
pany to the Southern Minnesota Railway COM
pany, and also deed of the Southern Min.
nesota Railway company to the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railway company.
A. o. Bailey yesterday contracted with Israel
Graves, of Hudson, Wis, for the building of
two three story brick buildings at the corner
of FIFTH and Rosabel streets-one to have a
front of so feet on Rosabel street by $50 feet
deep on Fifth, and the other fronting on Fifth
street to be 50x90 feet. Both buildings are to
be ready for occupancy by August LIST.
Under the bids for army transportation,
opened some weeks ago at headquarters De-
partment of Dakota, H. c. Aiken has been
awarded the Missouri river transportation
contract; Joseph Leighton that of the Yellow
stone river; II. G. Waite, of St. Cloud, that for
the wagon routes in Montana, Minnesota and
Dakota, and r. Macnider that of ferriage
across the Missouri at Bismarck.
The poor old pauper Christine Oleson, who
has been dragged from pillar to point between
Ramsey and Sbley counties on the question
as to which should provide for her, was
brought before Judge O'Gorman yesterday on
the charge of insanity. She was examined by
Drs. Stewart and Stamm and found not insane.
The question as to who will provide for her
becomes moro complicated than ever
Mr.. Edward Schlick called at police head
quarters yesterday and complained of the con-
tumacy of a reprobate named Welch, who had
lust served three months sentence in the
bastile for larceny Among other things he
stole robe from Rev. Valentine Stuimler and
Mr.. Schlick was witness for the prosecution.
he visited the latter's house on Thursday and
sw ore dire vengeance against him for testify
ing at the trial. If he makes another bad
break the police will jug him.
The executive committee Of the Minnesota
State Teachers, Association, consisting Of Prof.
B. F. Wright, of st. Paul, President; Miss :. A.
Wheeler, of Winona, yice-President; Prof. J.
Il. Yates, of Anoka, Secretary; Prof. a. L.
Moore, of Lake City, and the state superinten-
dent of public instruction, meets at TO- o'clock
this morning at the Office of Prof. Wright.
The object Of the meeting is to determine the
programme of exercises for the next meeting
to be held in August at Lake City.
Yesterday forenoon the door of the police
court was cautiously opened and a second af.
terwards there protruded something that bore
the remote semblance to a head. Clerk Fair
child got onto the apparition and Invited It IN.
It proved to be head and 1t told history.
The fellow had section Of raw beef over his
eyes as big as the map OF Minnesota. Tho
clerk said all he had to do was to give his
name and the name Of the fellow who hit him.
BE gave the name of Paul Bakler and the name
of the fellow who hit him as Chas. Kerner. he
got warrant.
Articles of incorporation of the Vienna Con-