Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-22
CITY aLOBULEs.


The electric lights at Rice park did not
make their appearance after 10 o'clock last
night. What's the matter?
A divorce suit was commenced yesterday by
Mr.. William G. Severn against Carrie B.
Severn, on the ground of desertion.
Articles of Incorporation of the Stoneman
Sulky Plow company, of Minneapolis, with a
capital stock of $50, 900 were filed with the
secretary OF state yesterday.
Est. Louis church presented brilliant scene
at 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning, when Miss
Rosa Pepin, the adopted daughter of A. Du-
irene, was married to Paul A. Lavalle.
The remains of Dominicus Wolford, who
was drowned in Lake Phalen on the Goth of
July last, were buried yesterday from Nc
Carthy & Donnelly's undertaking rooms.
The parents of the two Egan girls drowned
at Gray Cloud Saturday, came down yesterday
from Le Sueur. Mr.. O'Halloran, the under.
taker, will take the bodies up to lie Sueur
this morning, where they will be buried.
Mr.. John Brady was married in West St.
Paul yesterday afternoon to Kate Brady, and
received the congratulations of their friends
and relatives, besides a considerable number
OF valuable presents.
The First National bank block, on Third
street, was sold yesterday morning by Mr..
Ksyanagh, the auctioneer, for Si0,500, to II.
Z: Thompson, Mr.. Upham doing the bidding.
Mr.. Frank B. Clark and Edmund Rice, Jr.,
were among the bidders.
All the examination of the room occupied
by Cariveau, on The corner of Seventh and
Robert streets yesterday, failed TO discover
anything that was burned, and still the Ques-
ton as to how the room was found on Sunday
to be full OF smoke, is unexplained.
Chief Weber took occasion last evening at
roll call of the police, at p. N. and OPP. m.,
to remind the force that he should hold every
man responsible for due observance of tn e
ordinances OF the city, no matter who might
be the transgressors. Complaints had been
frequent of late and he wanted every man TO
do his duty.
A man who gave his name as Thomas
Cagan, but whose real name is Patrick Hagan,
was arrested and locked up last night on the
general charge of disorderly conduct This
consisted of first getting into disturbance on
Minnesota street and then going Off and buy
ing a revolver, with which he threatened to
shoot people.
The remains of Frederick Pfster, who was
drowned in Lake Gervais on Sunday, the 18th
inst, were buried yesterday from the under
taker rooms of Mccarthy 81 Donnelly, under
the auspices of the LeiderkraDz society, of
which he was a member. The Great Union
band furnished the music, and large number
OF the members OF the different German sing
ing societies were present
The board of public works held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon, and after con-
sidering the change of grade on Seventh
street from Kittson to Minnehaha streets, ETC.,
the matter was laid over until the 25th inst.
The assessment for grrdlng Jackson street
from Pearl 10 Arch street, and the partial
grading of Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
ia Randali's addition was confirmed. Ad-
journed.
Hon. P. H. RahiilY, of Wabashaw county
was in the city yesterday. He stated that he
had just finished harvesting 1900 acres of
wheat, and yesterday commenced threshing.
He expressed himself perfectly satisfied with
the result, and said for himself and neighbors
that they had the best crop of wheat, oats,
barley, potatoes, ETC., they have had for the
past eight years. In fact Mr.. Rahilly, who is
one OF the largest farmers IN southern Mime
sofa, is very jubilant over the prospects of the
crops in the entire state.