Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
CITY GLOBULES.

The supreme court yesterday adjourned to
$50 a. m. of Wednesday, Nov. Q.
The police should see to it to-day, that the
snow is removed from the sidewalks.
Joshua Whitcomb gives matinee this
afternoon for the especial benefit of ladies
and children.
A few adventurous persons brought out
their cutters last evening, and enjoyed the first
sleigh-ride of the season.
The bill of the present legislative session,
authorized the city council by two thirds
vote. to issue bonds in $40, 900 for the improve
ment of Fort street.
st. Paul's church (EpiscopaD, corner Ninth
and Olive, Rev. E. L. Thomas, rector. Until
further notice, the hours OF service will be II
a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at 2:30
p. IN.
Col. A. X. Klefer. as clerk of the court, has
Maid within the last two years,to the different
bondholders of the old st. Paul & Pacific rail-
road, the large sum of 1920, 92616, which the
colonel thinks is pretty good showing.
The first snow storm of the season occurred
Yesterday The snow began to fall about 4
o'clock, and continued without intermission
till late hour At midnight the streets were
covered to a depth of two inches or there
abouts.
Auctioneer Kavanagh sold yesterday at
auction frame house and two lots, each 5Ox
125, on the corner of Western avenue and
Martin streets, to A. d. Mcleod, the well
known and popular restaurant man on Third
street, for s., $50.
Denman Thompson had an excellent aud
fence last evening to witness his presentation
of Joshua Whitcomb. The performance gives
continued delight. 1t will be repeated at the
matinee this afternoon, and the season Will
close with the representation this evening.
Last night man giving the name of Harvey
was stroking a coach dog i'm Mitchells
saloon in the old headquarters building, when
the animal turned on him and bit him savage
" in the right hand, leaving cash OF more
than two inches long in the ball OF the hand.
The dog belongs to man named Kelley, but
will soon be an occupant OF the bone yard.
The Varieties assault, chronicled in the
GLOBE Yesterday morning, bore fruit in the
morning session of the municipal court, in
the form of two warrants against Mr.. Conley,
one by J. Cooper Watson and the other by
Lizzie Cooper Watson. Lizzie showed up in
good shape, Dut the male portlon Vi Ine
Cooper Watson family wore bandage around
his head and looked all broke up.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle returned to st. Paul yes:
terday from visit 10 the high schools at
Owatonna, Dodge Center and Mantorvllle.
Prof. Kiehle reports that, while he found the
people, with scarcely an exception, had suf-
fered more or less loss from the long season of
wet weather, that they were in no wise dis
heartened, especially as TO educational work,
in which he found a lively interest every
where, the several schools visited being sup
piled with flrst-class teachers and doing ex-
cellent work.
The Rev. Mr.. Boutwell,, Of saltwater, yes
terday visited his daughter, teacher in the
Adams school, Mr. Boutwell,, who came to
this country some fifty years ago during his
visit, gave the scbola RS some thrilling rem
iniscences of his early experience in Minneso-
ia, when sack of white flour was made to
last himself and wife year, and the native
red men, with the exception of an occasional
voyager, were his only companions, all of
which was eagerly listened to by the little
ones, and seemed to make deep impression on
their minds. Mr.. Boutwell,, though man of
70 years, is still quite hale and hearty.