Daily globe., 1882-04-13
UITY GLOBULEs.

The district court for the county will be in
session to-day.
City Treasurer REM yesterday sent 900
to New York city to pay interest on the city
bonded debt.
Mrs. Mary G. Clinch has been appointed
general delivery clerk in the postofice, and
entered upon discharge of the duties.
Hon. VIM. Hall, member of the late house
of representatives from Blue Earth county,
has sent his resignation to Gov. Hubbard.
The fish commissioners have recently re-
ceived 5000 California brook trout eggs, and
the same are now Matching out in good shape.
Young wives, young husbands, stern faith
ers, indulgent mothers have all lesson, q
beautiful lesson, to learn in "Hazel Kirke,"
to be given at the opera house this evening.
At the regular meeting of the Capitol City
zouaves on Tuesday evening the name was
changed to The Independent Light Infantry.
The American Insurance company, of Bos-
ton, has been admitted to do business in this
state by Hon. A. r. McGill, state insurance
commissioner.
Major Morgan is moving the U. g. govern
ment store from Robert street to the store just
vacated by Wilson & Rogers on Third between
Wabashaw and Cedar.
Prof. Kehle, state superintendent Of public
instruction, went to Mankato yesterday after
noon to attend the graduating exercises of the
Normal school at that place, which commen-
ces to-day.
An obstinate horse attracted crowd on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon, between
Wabashaw vnd st. Peter street. No amount
of persuasion could induce the animas to
move before he got ready.
VIM. P. Warner, ESQ.,, the well known
lawyer, Office corner of Third and Jackson
streets, is confined to his house by broken
leg produced by being thrown from his buggy
while on hunting expedition.
The meeting of the young men of the Irish
portion of our population, in the basement of
the Cathedral last night, was pretty well at
tended, but did not fully complete their organi
zation, but postponed it till next meeting.
Mr.. Joseph j. Mason. &c East Sixth street
yesterday paid nearly $70O customs duties
upon a car load of champagne ahd other
wines and brandies, imported direct from
Bordeaux, France. The importation made
full car load.
, Ed. Mckinney is fairly settled in his new
and commodious quartors at the Metropoli-
tan livery stables, and naturally he feels lit
tie proud over his splendid accommodations.
No more pent up quarters for "Mac." He is
going to spread himself hereafter.
w. A. Judd has sold out his lease of the
Metropolitan stables and will continue the
livery business at the old stand on Fourth
street, between Wabashaw and st. Peter,
where he will keep full line of horses, car
riages, coupes and all that pertains to first
class institution.
Billy Marble, the well known comedian,
now the head of the Marble Theatrical COM
bination, with his company of fifteen people,
tarried in st. Paul last night on his way to
fill an engagement at Granite Falls, and last
night in body took in and enjoyed Keene's
fine representation of Richard III.
One of the worst cases of "car off the
track" was witnessed yesterday on Wabashaw
street above Ninth. The mud was SO deep
that no bottom could be found When the
car got off 1t had very decided advantage over
the driver and appeared to know it. 1t was
obstinate and stood proyokingly still while
the driver stood knee deep considering. He
finally got help and replaced the car.
Judge Wllkin yesterday Issued writ of
habeas corpus upon the petition OF Fred
Warden, at present In The custody of Sheriff
Richter, under a commitment of the munich
pal court upon the charge of stealing from
and out of the dwelling of Phoebe Campbell
gold watch, to the value of $50; gold chain,
$25, and gold pin, $40, the personal property
of Ellen Parkman. The writ was made return
able in chambers at 10 o'clock a. m., of the
14th inst.
The Society Vega, a literary and musical So
ciety organized from among our Scandinavian
citizens year ago, give concert and ball at
Sherman hall Friday evening, the 14th, in
honor of the first anniversary of the society.
The society has met with good success in the
year it has been organized, having furnished
its hall in fine style, bought first class piano.
books for its library, ETC., is free from debt,
and has quite comfortable sum of money in
the treasury.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday received copy Of
the proclamation of Gov. Nance of Nebraska,
designating Friday, April IA, as "Arbor Day."
throughout that State and urging, the peo-
pie to devote the day to planting forest and
shade trees, more especially in the prairie re-
gions. An effort was made in this State
some three or four years ago to establish an
"Arbor Day." but unfortunately it proved q
failure. Perhaps another effort would be more
successful. Certainly no state has more cause
to take an interest in such day than Mime
sofa.
Fire at Albert Lea.