Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-08
CITY aLOBuLxs.
The pupils of st. Mary's girls school too

The pupils of st. Mary's girls school took
a ride yesterday in two Of Kent's omnibuses.
A plat Of Watson's addition to the city Of
st. Paul was filed with the register of deeds
yesterday.
The work OF laying and repairing sidewalks
Is progressing finely, and danger of broken
limbs is greatly averted.
The board Of control held its regular weekly
meeting yesterday forenoon, and issued six
full and seven half orders to the poor
The drive well cases were before Judge Mel
son yesterday afternoon upon two different
motions, which were argued and tlken under
advisement.
The Great Union band went out to White
Bear lake last evening, and so did large num-
Der OF the residents of this city They Ml had
grand time.
Judge Simon filed decision yesterday in the
case of Johanna Nash vs.. Emma Ragaet, stat
ing that the plaintiff is the owner of the real
estate described In the complaint.
The case against Thos. Mitchell, charged by
DIR. Mintzer with keeping house of ill-fame
on Robert street, was continued until 10 A. NJ,
when IL Will either be heard or dismissed.
The manager Of the Hotel de Jessrang
opened new register yesterday. The first
guest was one who was recorded as being a
very distinguished case of drunk He was
given the best room in the hotel.
The case against George Dempsey and John
Peators, which was commenced before Com
missioner Cardozo on Tuesday last, was again
postponed yesterday until this morning on ac-
count OF the absence of witnesses.
The case of Frederick Moberg vs. 8. Green
man, A. w. Dunn and j. D. Dunn, action on
account, was argued before Judge Brill yester-
DAY afternoon and taken under advisement, af-
ter which the court adjourned until the 18th
inst.
Singular to relate, though the thermometer
yesterday ranged from IS to 81 in the shade,
there were no absolute prostrations from heat
Everybody expected that there would be many
sunsrrokes, but up to 6 o'clock none had been
reported.
James Kennedy, the barber, has rented the
basement of the Davidson block, corner of
Fourth and Jackson streets, and is engaged in
fitting 1t up as a first-class barber shop and
bathroom, unrivalled in elegance in any part
of the United States.
c. E. Brown was arrested yesterday, charged
with the larceny of q quantity eff beer in bot
ties, and cigars in boxes, from the saloon of
Mr.. Blank, in Rogers block, that was practi.
cally burned out the other morning. Jessrang
locked him in the cooler.
'The seasons come-the seasons co." but
the feud between the rival houses of Smell and
Eichhorn would seem as though it would go
nm fnro Whar,f fl,a 1nl
day morning further continuance was had
until this morning, when Judge Brill will
dispose of it.
Edmund R. Hollinshead, of this city, has
associated with him as an assistant in his
Office, Mr.. Fred. Nelson, Young man well
known in this city. Mr.. Nelson is a native of
Sweden, and comes here highly recommended.
Mr.. Nelson will assist MIR. Holllnshead in his
increasing law business.
John Porter is man old enough TO keeps So
Der. His hair is sprinkled with gray, but he
has stalwart form, and in his day must have
been fine looking man. He found his way
to the tower, with the aid of an officer, and
this morning Judge Brill sent him to Jail for
five days in default of S. fine.
Capt. Clark, of the police force, mourns the
loss of pet canary bird, which by some
means escaped from its cage last evening.
ANY person will be handsomely rewarded by
returning that bird 10 the captain, either at
police headquarters or at his residence on the
corner of st. Peter and Tenth streets
Mount Zion (Hebrew) congregation had a
very pleasant, largely attended benefit festival
at Merriam park last evening, and the gather
ing of men and women about the illuminated
retreshment tables, while the children romped
and young folks walked the park, made up
scene which attracred many spectators.