Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-28
CITY GLOBULES.

rived yesterday.
The Seventh street paving is nearly
completed.
j. C. Michigan, Of the Winnepeg Sam,
was in the city yesterday.
The old brick building, corner Of Sew
en- h and Sibley streets, is being fitted up
fo- banking house.
Judge Brill yesterday fled decree Of
divorce III the case of Mary A. Burch
against William Burch.
The militia company recently organized
al Fergus Falls. has been accepted by Gov.
Hubbard as a member OF the National
guard.
The latest additions to the state library
ere the Eighty-se7enth New York reports
AID ti.e two volumes of session law of
1882, of Toe same state.
The red paint on the telephone poles
yesterday was fresh and sticky. and peo-
PIE seemed to have desire to put their
hands upon it and afterwards to use pro-
fame language.
The Central Anles club will hold bust
ness meeting at the new court house this
evening. not the ''oId'' court house, as be-
fcra announced. A full attendance of
members is desired.
The regular Friday afternoon drill Of
the police force took place at 5 O'Clock
yesterday unde~ The command oH sergeant
Morgan. The boys are improving both in
point of time and step.
Robinson & johnson keep saloon, but
time and read the ordinances governing
the city. They took $25 lesson in both
respects yesterday--Judge Burr being the
teacher.
The XL society of Plymouth church will
give It's first entertainment for the season
on Tuesday evening, October 31st, at 1870
p H.. at the residence of DR.. G. G.. Higbee,
corner of Ninth and Robert streets. The
programme will be full and interesting.
Y. NJ. c. A. 366 Wabashaw street. Young
mems meeting this evening at o'clock.
Services tomorrow as follows; Devotion
al meeting at $3.50 a. N. Bible study at
$50 p. N. Gospel meeting and song SER
vice at 4 p. H., conducted by c. E. Lee, NJ.
D. Good music. All are welcome.
TIE high school board, at meeting
heia yesterday at the Office of Supefintend-
eat hiehle, accepted the applications of
the schools at Dundas, GAINESVILLE and ST.
Charles, for state aid under the act for the
encouragement of higher education.
"A gentleman b. the name of John Nit
cheLl carelessly lost pocket book in the
union depot yesterday afternoon. It con-
tanned $3.50 in money beside valuable pa
pers. Officer Kenneally found the book
and returned it to the excited and grateful
owner and is 50 richer for his honesty.
Vim. R. sherwood, of the firm of Isher-
wood & Adams, proprietors Of the Wash
Ington foundry, who dropped $500 on
Third street Thursday, soon after drawing
it from bank, paid $50 to the young lady,
(not the old lady as stated by a cotempo-
rarY) who found and returned the roll
About II o'clock last night man called
at the city hall and notified the police that
he had discovered pile of shavings and
rubbish back of the house of Hope church.
OF fire and that he had been engaged for
some time carrying water and putting it
Oh the fire. 1t was still smoking, he said,
and might start up again. A man was
sent up who attended to it.
The funeral of the late Adolph Mueller,
grocer, 348 University avenue, took place
from the German Catholic church yester-
day morning. The st. Joseph's Orphan
and st. Peters Benevolent societies. head
ed by the Great Union band, escorted the
funeral cortege from the residence to the
church and from the church to Calvary
emetery, where the remains were inferred.
The Edwards Lumber company" fled
articles of incorporation with the secretary
OF state yesterday. The principal place
of business is to be Cloquet, Carlton coun-
ty, and the object of the association is the
doing of a general lumber business. Cap
ital stock $4,000. The incorporators are
Fl. Brandenburg and Charles A. Moore of
ST. Paul, and W. G. Edwards of Topeka.
Kas.
Col. Jerome Bonaparte's house on K
street. near Sixteenth, which has been in
the course of erection for the past two
years. will soon be completed. It is in the
Queen Anne style, low ceilings and small
penes of glass being the rule of the first
hoor. The ceilings of the other floors are
higher. The workmanship is perfect
Hard woods showing the grains are used
in all parts of it. The mantels are study
in themselves.
Peter Francis drives hack and some
time during his lifetime had heard that
old, familiar ballad, ''Come, haste to the
wedding" At all events he was making
too much haste across the bridge to carry
young couple to attend wedding recep-
ton at Judge Manners residence on Thurs
DAY night, and Officer Pottgeiser gathered
him in. Peter pai6 SIS for his indiscreet
haste. Judge Burr don't believe in hur-
rying to wedding after the ceremony is
over.
A deed was filed yesterday from Andrew
McGill, as administrator of lthe estate
OF the late j. B. Phillips, conveying to
Phillip S. Harris an undivided 4 interest
in lots Is and IA, block Is, in Robert and
Randalrs addition. the same being ITO
feet on the northeasterly side of Eighth
street and $50 feet on the westerly side of
Jackson street, for $500. Another deed
was fled made by Reuben Bernard of Penn
syIvania and Pennock Pussy st. Paul,
conveying to Phillips S. Harris the other
two-.hirds OF the same property for $17,-
600, making $4,000 for the whole.
Articles of Incorporation of the Druids'