Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-09

Thatcher, Primrose & Vests minstrels
Opera house.
Yesterday being the Feast of the Immac-
ulate Conception, was celebrated at the
cathedral by high mass.
City Treasurer Refs paid out some $10,-
900 yesterday to the street and sewer force
Col. Taylor, state librarian, is il receipt
OF seven volumes of Iowa state reports,
comprising house and senate journals and
state documents.
To-day the street force will be paid
$4,000, the sewer force $500, the inspec-
ton of customs $500, and miscellaneous
bills to the amount Of $500, making in all
$4,000.
The Farmers Nut ual Insurance com
pany os Harmony, Fillmore county, MINI,
fled articles OF Incorporation with the
state insurance com missioner yesterday,
and will commence doing business Jan.
1. 1885.
Messrs. Cesare Vaiisi nd Giuseppe Bis
toiti viii give one OF their charming Man
dolino' concerts at Charles Hohn's Mil
waukee headquarters, corner Jackson and
Fifth streets. from s to II O'Clock tonight.
There is music il it.
A gang Of men are at work, at Nicols &
Deans old store, which. was burned out
Wednesday, clearing out the ice and rub
hish, and thawing out the ice collected or
the iron Ill the store, preparatory to ucv-
ing it 10 the new store.
While out driving yesterday On lover
Seventh street, a buggy containing Nr. T
j. Leavitt and wife, got caught IN HE
street car track and was upset. Mrs.
Leavitt was thrown out and sustained
painful but fortunately not serious iniur-
les.
&. V. Bacon's rea, estate Office reports
two large real estate sales made by him
this week. E. G. Rogers to Solomon Berg
man, lot IL, block II, Whitney & Smiths
addition, $4,000; Norman W. Kittson to
CiaEs IL. Dittman, lots l, 3, 4 and 5, block
81, h:ttson's addition, $10,5OO.
Y. M. G. A., &c Wabashaw street, young
mems meeting this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Services tomorrow as follows: Devotion
al meeting at $50 a. NJ; young mems
Bible study at 2:30 p. NJ; gospel meeting
and song service at 4 p. m, conducted by
Mr.. A. Nash. Good music; all welcome.
Mrs. Bridget Kelley residing with her
son F. J. Kelley, ESQ, at No. 3S1 East
Sixth street, met with what might have
been a serious accident yesterday morn
ing. In stepping from the front porch OF
the dwelling she slipped and fell and for a
short time it was thought that she had sus-
tanned serious injuries, owing to her ge,
but last evening she was apparently in her
usual health.
4 deed from Alexander Ramsey to D.. G..
Shepard was placed on record yesterday
conveying lots SIX and seven of block sixty
six, hittson's addition for, $2O,5O0. These
w lots are located on the corner of Third
ana John street, and the piece of land thus
conveyed is 100 feet square. Gov. Ram
sey bought these two lots a short time ago.
just before he went out among the Nor
mons, and paid $1,000 for it.
A Greek, with a very unpronounceable
and unspellable name, who has a room at
63 East Third street, left a note on his
desk yesterday saying that he was going
to drown himself. The note was found ~
a clerk and taken to the city hail. Ths
police went to work to find out if he had
drowned himself and after looking around
the river bank and hunting through every
place where it was thought he might he
found that gentleman was discovered in his
room alive and we'll. He explained the
note o n the ground OF its being a joke.
Better not repeat the joke.
A few weeks ago young man named
II. D. Chapman arrived in st. Paul and
represented himself as the travelling agent
of a prominent business house of Cleve-
land, Ohio. He put on considerable style,
and during his brief stay in st. Paul man
aged to victimize q number of his chance
acquaintance in this city by obtaining
money from them and giving them drafts
upon the firm, all of which were returned
d~ishonored. Among the victims are
Joseph Stanchfeld and Ehle Allen. Upon
finding that they had been taken in to the
tune of several hundred dollars, the boys
got mad and Mr.. Chapman was arrested
at the Nicollet house at Minneapolis on
Thursday night by Detective O'Connor,
and yesterday morning he was brought
before Judge Burr, and in default of $3.50
bail was committed until Dec. Is, to which
time the case was continued.