Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-01
CITY GLoBULEs.

The new board of education will hold its
first meeting Monday evening next, the 9Th OF
June.
George Refs, city treasurer elect. enters
upon the discharge of the duties of his office
to-day.
Schlick & Co., East Third street, was the
first shoe house in the city to put in the cleo
trio light
Sheriff Richter took Hudson and Wilson,
the two thieves sentenced Tuesday, to Still.
water yesterday.
Mayor Rice yesterday signed tho warrants
for the payment of the police force and the
city officials generally.
In the tournament of the bicycle league of
America, in progress at Chicago. Minnesota
has two representatives, viz: g. p. Porter,
Wipona, and Mr.. Chadowin, Rochester.
The "boss" sidewalk of the city is being
put down in front of Manufacturers splendid
block, East Third street. 1t is of blocks of
Ohio stone, SIX feet wide by ten feet in length.
officer Newell, last evening, arrested two
fellows, who gave their names as c. f. Hew-
EFT and W. 6. Butcher, for creating disturb
ance in house OF ill-repute on Eagle street.
The tool chest of John Jackson, contracting
builder, putting up house out near the city
limits on Marshall avenue, was broken open
some time during Tuesday night aud tools
valued at $50 or more carried away.
A special meeting of the city council will
be held this evening to pass upon number OF
awards OF contracts for street work by the
board OF public works, and also to forward
some other pressing Improvements.
4 meeting of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance union was held yesterday afternoon
at the rooms of the Y NJ. c. A. 1t was re-
ported that something over 81 900 had been
subscribed for a coffee house, and that one
would be started SION.
Lovers Of music should remember that a
meeting IS to be held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
this evening, for the purpose OF considering
the formation of q choral society under the
leadership of Siguor Japnotta, one of the
most celebra' ed conductors and organizers In
this country.
The case OF J. W. Cograve, the Omaha con-
ductor, charged with Larceny, occupied the
attention Of the district court all OF yesterday
Only two witnesses for the prose cution were
examined, the balance of the time being con-
sumed in discussing points of law. admissi,
hility of evidence, etc.
A good indication of the growth of the
state is shown BY the internal revenue collec-
tons in this, the second district, for the
month of May as compared with the same
month last year, the figures showing an in
crease of Sl9,6l5 81, the total collections for
the past month being S77,95367.
Next Tuesday, the 9th inst, Rev. George
z. Swan, of Moorhead, will arrive in ST. Paul
10 take charge of the choral music to be rem
dered duriug the meeting of the Episcopal
council which will meet at Christ church on
the 14.h and continue three days. A rehearsal
will be held st the Guild room on Tuesday
evening.
A deed was recorded yesterday from the
Northern Pacific Railroad company to Robin
son & Cary, conveying to them the lot on the
northeast corner of Fourth and Wacouta
streets, for $4,000. Another one was record.
ed conveying, by Hermann Greve and wife to
Charles A. Moore, the new block recently
erected by Mr.. Greve on Third street between
Robert and Minnesota streets, for $685. Coo
n. II. Horton, as attorney for Messrs.
Moulton & Scobey, yesterday commenced
proceedings in the district court against the
st. Paul & Manitoba Railway company, for
damag es In 500, the claimed value of two
horses belonging to plaintiffs, killed by the
alleged csrelessness and wiiful negligence Of
the defendant railway company, in transport
ing the same frt m st. Paul to Grand Forks,
D. T.
Mayor Rice breathes easier, he having com.
pleted attaching his signature to the new
water bonds, $40 in number, eighty sewer and
twenty six Lafayette avenue bonds-a total of
446 bonds. Each bond has sixty cupons at
tached to it, making sixty-one signatures 20
each bond, or q, 206 signatures each for the
mayo comptroller and city clerk, all ofjwhom
had to sign the bonds, or total Of 1878 sig
natures.
In the Thompson partition proceedings de-
cree was signed by Judge Brill yesterday, ad-
judging the parties, plaintiff and defendant, to
be the owners of certain undivided interests in
various tracts and parcels of land situated in
Ramsey county, and that the same be sold by
Edward NJ. Van Duzee, who is appointed ref
cree to make such sale and execute the decree
l. provides that the sales shall be for cash, and
report be made to the court of the same.
The fair now being held, under the auspices
of the ladies of the German Evangelical St.
Paul's congregation, at Pfeifer's hall, was
large attended last evening and is proving a
success. The Liederkranz was present and
sang several pieces, besides which there was
some very excellent singing by an English
quartet. Tonight there will be concert by
the Arion society and the Great Union band,
and tomorrow night q concert by Great
Western band and singing society Manner
Choir, assisted by Miss Schonarth and the
Great Western band.
Arrangements are now practically CON-
pleted for a mass meeting of all friendly to
the purpose Of The st Paul Citizens league,
at Market hail next Monday evening The
various temperance organizations of the city
have been formally invited 10 attend. d. W.
Ilgersoll, Esq, president of the league will
preside. Addresses are expected from Bishop
Ireland, Rev.. Mr.. Breed, w. B. Dean, Rev.
Father McGolriek, Geo. A. Bracket, of Min
neapolis, and Others, The object of this
league is to enforce The existing ordinances
of the city against selling liquor to minors.
habitual drunkards, etc.
Charles schueicker seems to like state prison
life. At least, he was but recently discharged
from that Institution and he is now in fair
way to go that road sgain. Last week he
forged check upon Mo golf & Whiting for
S23 snd stole char from the office of DR..
Price. Centist, aud another chair, coat and a
small picture from Seventh street Office.
These exploits being reported to police head
quarters, Detective O'Connor started on the
warpath, and yesterday found his man at
Diamonds Last Chance, on the road to Mime
apolls. Upon being arrested, Schneider
owned up and put the officer on track of the
stolen p operty, part of which was found at a
second hand store and part hid in the rear of
the marble yard, corner of Seventh and Cedar
streets.
A Monster Fish.
roa Miller ~ Witt Rae 80 a. IA D.,