Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01
CITY GLOBULEs.

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Mayo in Hamlet tonight.
The vaccination boom continues.
Building operations continue to be vigor-
ously prosecuted.
Prof. Baldwin's second organ concert, at
the First Baptist church, tomorrow evening.
The sale of reserved seats for the Boston
Ideal Opera company commences tomorrow
morning.
The Allen Light Guard had well attended
drill at Market hall last evening Capt. Bean
is worker.
To-day is pay day with the city officials.
The warrants were duly signed yesterday, and
the money will be forthcoming upon presen-
tation.
The October term of the supreme court ad.
iourned sine die yesterday. The next term of
the regular term of the court will commence
in March next.
Henry OFT, of No. % Carroll street, had a
leg broken Tuesday afternoon by the caying in
of an embankment where he was working,
near the Como road.
The Rice Guards will hold business meet
ing at their hall, corner of Third and Seventh
streets, Friday evening. 1t is understood that
business of importance will engage their atten-
ton.
Robertson Howard, Esq, recently located
in St. Paul. for the practice of the profession
of law, was yesterday admitted to practice in
all the conrts of this state by the supreme
court.
The twenty.sixth volume of the Minnesota
Supreme Court reports are being sent to the
county officials entitled to receive them, by
Major Hjortsburg, of the secretary OF state
office.
The second social assembly by the Allen
Light Guards, Capt. Ed. Bean, win take place
in Market Hall this evening. All members OF
the Minnesota National Guard attending are
requested to appear in uniform and with side
arms.
Twelve real estate transfers were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, the considera-
ton ranging from $3.50 to $4,000, the aggre-
gate amounting to S13,1S0. The largest trans
action was the sale of Anna Kirkland to Rob-
ert P. Lewis, of twenty lots in Bazille's acre
lots, for $4,000.
Con. Horrigau, Andrew O'Rourks, and
VIM. Conway, engaged in the Sunday night
saloon row, corner of Fort and Forbes streets,
were arraigned in the municipal court yester-
day morning, and Horrigan and O'Rourke
each fined $40, which they paid, and Conway
was discharged.
A man named Augustus Styles, was arrest
ed yesterday morning by Officer Kennedy, and
later in the day turned over to Sheriff Shor-
tall of washington county, who wanted
STYLES to answer to the theft OF an oyercoat,
stolen in Saltwater March last Styles had on
the overcoat alleged to have been stolen when
arrested.
This morning County Treasurer Rice will
mail to the personal tax payers of the city
circular, in which will be given the assessed
valuation of each PERSONS personal property,
and the tax thereon, SO that every one will
know, before going to the treasurer's office,
the precise amount he has to pay and make
his arrangements accordingly.
young man named c. R. Cone, evidently
a little "off'' in his upper story, jumped out
of the second story of the Warren house at an
carly hour yesterday morning, fortunately
without doing himself any bodily injury.
Being taken before Judge Burr yesterday
morning, Cone was sent to the county physl-
clan, by whose direction he was locked up for
the night, that the cause of his trouble might
be better developed.
Yesterday forenoon coroner Davenport,
visited the Crome residence, near Stahlmans
brewery, where the shooting of the daughter.
Sophia, by her brother, named Michael, took
place Tuesday afternoon, as was reported In
the GLOBE yesterday morning. The coroner
found the circumstances of the shooting pure
ly accidental, as stated in the GLOBE account,
and therefore decided not to call an inquest.
Articles of incorporation of the Saltwater
Electric Light company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital stock
of the company is $50, 900, and the amount OF
indebtedness Is limited to $4,000. The In
eorporators are Isaac Staples. David Tozer,
r. F. Hersey, E. L. Hospes, II. w. Cameron,
d. M. Sabin, Fayette Marsh and John Nc
Kusick, who constitute the first board OF
directors and officers:
Almost delightful sociable was held by Ply
mouth church at the residence of Capt. Berkey
on Tuesday evening. A young mems social
was first contemplated, bnt the committee de-
cided to give general invitation, and sent out
the cards of invitation, failing to notify Mrs.
Berkey Of the change of programme. Not
withstanding the surprise, the hostess enter
tanned her 200 guests SO graciously that all
pronounced 1t the most agreeable event Of the
season and hoped it might soon be repeated.