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

CITY GLOBULES.
The grand army will hold camp fire
Thursday evening next at the hall on jack
son street.
Reserved seats for ''The Lenora Austin
Party" On sale this morning at 9 O'Clock at
the Opera house.
The ladies of Christ church will give a
social and supper at the Guild room We'd
nesday evening, Dec. Ii. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
A runaway double team came up Fourth
street yesterday forenoon, and turned into
Wabashaw street, where they were stopped
before any serious injury was done.
The ringing Of The fire alarm about 4:32
yesterday afternoon was caused by trying
the new box 81, located at the corner of
Hopkins and Bradley streets. The trial
was not success.
4 good number OF people was left yes
serday at the union depot oa account
CT getting there too late for the
trains, and all because they did not read
the papers and see that the time for the
trains to leave had been changed.
There was only a light grist at the mu-
Nlcipal eourt yesterday morning; three
plain DRINKS, each of whom paid So; a
supposed horse thief, whose case was con-
tinued, and the Sunday night burglars,
the disposition Of whose cases is given
slSewf g e.
AT a meeting OF t2se stockholders of the
St. Paul Foundry and Manufacturing
company, held yesterday, the following
Steers were elected: President, G. N. Par
kerr vice president, W r. Merriam: secre-
Aary an2 treasurer, C. NJ. Power; general
manager, W. 4 Topping.
Messrs. TarSox and Wilkes have had
largo SIZED pictnres taken of Miss Ge,st,
Miss Hawkins and Miss Austin, the three
ladies who take the principal parts in the
CONCERT TO bs given al the Opera house
Thursday evening. These pictures are on
display at Manufacturers dry goods store
and at other points in the city.
The ST. Paul Fire Department Relief
association tried 10 hold meeting last
evening at the parsors of No. steamer,
bat members enough could not be got to-
gsthsr 10 transact any business. Those
present. therefore. occupied their time in
Fra engine No. that sustained a
broker axEe in descending st. Anthony
when responding to the Nichols & Dean
hre, is EGcaanted again, and though it will
BE- several days before all injuries sus-
tanned are fully repaired, Chief Strong
thinks It can be used to-day, should there
be occasion, in the near vicinity Of the en-
CINE house.
The United States circuit al district
sasnrsT, Judges McCrary and Nelson. me,
FOR Their nscenher terms yesterday morn
ang. In the case of the district court all
the members of the grand jury not having
reported adjourned to $50 this morning.
The full proceedings of the circuit court
Will be found In the regular court reports,
The officers appointed upon their organ
lzation of Norman county, having made
the point that their term of office was until
Jan. l. 1883, the matter was referred to
Attorney General Hahn. who yesterday
gave an opinion to The effect that such Off
GERS held until the officers provided for
the "0rling act had been ele~~,ed IN
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Attorney General Hahn Yesterday gave
an opinion that the Submission to the
electors of Yellow Medicine county, of
PROPOSITION to vote bonds for the con-
struction Of court house and Jail, with
out notice Of the submission of such pro-
position having first been given at least
sixty days preceding the day of election,
was void and without effect.
John Swanson, a Swede about thirty
years of age, died yesterday at Branberg's
boarding house, On the corner of Sixth and
Wacouta streets. About a week ago he
was 81 work for a contractor named Stew
art. and an es1bankmsnt caved in ON him,
causing injuries from which he died yes
seraay. The remains were taken in charge
by Mccarthy t Donnelly and removed to
thsir undertaking rooms. 1t was lot def
nitsly settled last night whether an inquest
would bc besa CT rot.
h j. Mayhem was before tbs municipal
eouEt yesterday morning upon the charge
Of horse stealing. and the hearing coatin-
ned until this morning. Mayhem, it is
charged hired q horse and cutter from
Sufsd's. iiysry stable in Minneapolis, and
shat getting osl q spree he sold the rig for
$40. He was arrested in Minneapolis
SunGaJ and Fetarne6 here in custody, and
IhiS EscFIalaGgyy W1A nave an opportunity to
explain his transaction.
The boa1d of public works were in scs-
sion yesterday afternoon, and completed
tie assessment for widening Bluff street at
the intersection Of Rice street. and the
clerk was Instructed to give confirmation
notice. Tie clerk was also instructed to
give re-assessKnent notice for the grading
of MacAnbsin street from Dayton avenue to
Uniysrsity avenue. The matter Of grading
the alley tkxough block 81, St. Paul propef9
from Jackson TO Robert street, was ad-
lournea SO Jan. s. 1888.
The friends of Mr. George Seibert will
be greatly pleased to be informed that he
is very much better, and that after long
and painfr., i!iness, that has at times been
toe unfayorable to- Leave much cause for
hope, he has ROW reached that point which
furnishes Substantial grounds for not only
hope but confidence that he will recover
las former good health, and again take his
position before the pubic at the head of
his fine musical organization. 1t is hoped,
however, shat he Will not hurry about it.
Better go slow q while yet.
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