Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-23
CITY GLoBULEs.

The new Turner hall is going up quite rap
Idly.
This morning the Masons will go down to
Red Wing.
Flshmen are still catching salmon in White
Bear and other lakes.
Gen. Flower has gone to Prescott TO in
spect the steamer Annie Barnes.
The Great Western band has arranged for
splendid picnic to Minnetonka Sunday next,
weather permitting.
The sod for improving the appearance of
Rice park is being delivered upon the ground,
aud will soon be laid.
On Tuesday evening next the pupils OF Mrs.
Baiey's musical academy will give an enter
tainment at the academy.
The boys in the district clerks Office had
some fun with rag picker yesterday. Ask
'Bassy' Armstrong about it.
Workmen have commenced laying the cedar
blocks on that section of lower Third stree
between Sibley and Broadway.
Articles of incorporation of the German
Reading society of Carver county, were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday.
Over one hundred tents were pitched on the
Red Rock camp ground. The meeting there
this year is the largest they have ever had.
The street Inspector might improve the
crossing as the corner of Wabashaw and
Fourth street at very little expense and in
very short time.
Notice of the appointment OF John Dingee,
oFD On firms in
ence to the saltwater & st. Paul road, in place
of Samuel NJ. FELTON,, was filed with the Sec
rotary of state yesterday.
The Knights Templar will 60 down to Red
Wing in a special train at $50 this morning.
The train from saltwater will arrive at 9
o'clock with the knights from that city, who
will go down with those from st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
The train from Fairibault brought up som.
sixty students of Shattuck school of that city,
The school year being closed and the COM
mencement exercises finished. the students
are scattering to their homes in almost every
state in the Union.
Mr.. A. Miller, residing in the vicinity of
the plow works, swore out warrant yester-
day for man named Kent, who he charges
with the crime of adultery with his wife,
Angie Miller. Judge Burr will inquire into
the matter to-day.
Messrs. D. w. Ingersol & Co. have the con-
tract for furnishing the linen and other cloth
goods 10 be used at Hotel Lafayette, at Lake
eMinDetonka, and that firm is now engaged
preparing the goods for shipment. An i'm
mense quantity is required.
Gov. Hubbard received telegram from
Washington yesterday informing him that
resolution had passed both houses of congress
granting to the Minnesota battalion the use of
government tents for their approaching en-
campment at White Bear lake.
Herbert Barre of Mantor, Becker county,
convicted "a short time ago and sentenced to
the Ramsey county Jail for selling liquor to
Indians, was yesterday released under the poor
mans act, he having served thirty days of his
term, and being unable to pay his fine.
The grand lodge of Minnesota l. o. o. F.
yesterday sent s1S9.45 for the relief of suffer
ers of the recent cyclone in Iowa. Grand
Master Ii. j. Strouse has issued q preclama-
ton to all lodges in the state asking them to
send contributions to Grand Secretary Sher-
wood Hough for the same purpose.
Sheriff II. NJ. Richardson, of Olmsted
county, passed through the city yesterday
having in charge four prisoners for Saltwater,
as follows: Scion Brooks and Fred. Deland,
for stealing wheat, nine months each; An
drew Hartman, forgery, two and half years;
and Dick Davis, for assault, six months.
The Allen Light Guards were out on drill
on Bridge square last evening, and were the
admired OF throng of spectators that lined
the sidewalks. At the conclusion of the drill
the company passed down Third street and
gave Col. Allen the compliment of march.
ing salute as they passed the Merchants hotel
Specimens of written work by the pupils OF
the public schools, in drawing, penmanship,
German, music, letter writing, map compost
ton, etc, are on exhibition at room number
6, in the Franklin school building, and the
superintendent of public instruction and the
teachers in the public schools are anxious that
the citizens of st. Paul should 20 there and
carefully examine the work. A general in,
vitaton is extended.
man named j. G. Palmer swore out q
warrant against man namedHartmann yester
day morning, charging the latter with shoot
ing him. Palmer lives on the Lake Como
road, and he swears that Hartmann entered his
dwelling about 3o'clock yesterday morning
and shot him, the ball passing along the back
of his shoulders very near to the danger line,
intiicting q painful but not fatal wound.
Hartmann was arrested and will have hear.
ing this morning.
P I. Kavanaugh sold yesterday at auction
the wellknown Heather place" on Grand
avenue to Washington Stees for $22 500 cash
This property brought out large number OF
our weather. citizens, among whom were
Nessrs. VIM. Dawson, Joseph Leighton
p H. Kelly, Chauncey Griggs, w. Stees, w
II. Mead and others. The bidding upon the
property was spirited. The sale is considered
very fair one. The furniture also elected 8
lively competition. The total sale amounted
tO ohout cog 00O