Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-19
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
One week from to-day the grand jury
will meet.
The Emmett Light infantry have gone to
Milwaukee.
The ordinance and fire department COM
mittees meet this afternoon at. 3 o'clock.
The iron for the shading and outside
coverings of the union depot is being put
in position.
The cedar block pavement is going
down rapidly on Seventh, Sibley and
Fourth streets.
Three pile drivers are at work driving
the piles for the new Milwaukee offices at
the foot of Sibley street.
small fire in the saw-dust at Blodgett
i Osgood's box factory on the corner of
Sixth and Cedar streets was extinguished
yesterday morning by Officer Newell.
The public schools will close this after
noon at 2:45 o'clock, to give teachers an
opportunity to attend the funeral of Miss
Belle Holmes, late teacher in the Madison
school.
deed was recorded yesterday from
VIM. W. Warren and wife to John Sum-
mers, conveying all of lot 8 and twelve
feet of lot 8, Rice and Irvine's addition, for
$4,000.
The Grant street extension is opposed,
and yesterday was fenced up. The fence
was pulled down without molestation or
difficulty and the work OF grading then
went on.
Aid. Mccarthy tells big stories of his
farm near Morris. He reports his wheat
crop will average twenty-four bushels to
the acre of No. hard, while his oat crop
will yield sixty bushels to the acre of
No. ..
No. steamer lost a spanner at the
fire on the corner of Seventh and Mime
sofa streets yesterday morning, and would
like to recover it, IF found it can be left
at No. engine house, corner Broadway
and Tenth street.
The contractor for laying the Seventh
street pavement fenced up the street rail
way yesterday morning, but the fence was
soon after removed and the difficulties
were all adjusted, but whether to remain
so or not depends upon circumstances.
The Choral society held the first rehears-
al of the season last evening, and did some
very good work. One very agreeable thing
in connection with it is the fact that nearly
all the active members were present, which
shows that there is no falling off in the in
terest.
Patrick Conner of Pine City was ar
raigned before United States Commission
er Cardozo yesterday, upon the charge of
selling liquor to Indians. He waived the
preliminary examination, and was held to
the October term of the United States
district court, giving bonds for his appear
ance.
About ten o'clock last night, telephone
message was received at the city hall from
Hamm's brewery calling for six policemen.
Sergeant Morgan hurried around and sent
out four or five men, but when they reached
the scene of the disturbance the parties
engaged in it had dispersed and there was
not much trouble either.
Prof. Winchell, state geologist, accom-
panied by Maj. Newson, visited the Har-
vester works yesterday, to examine the
iron mine. The professor took samples of
the iron and the sand to examine, and will
visit the works again. The diamond drill
has not yet come, although daily expected.
The new well hole is down 335 feet, but
nothing particularly new has been discov-
cred, although iron is still found.
A railroad accident took place on Sun
day evening at Clear Lake station, few
miles this side of st. Cloud. 1t seems a
no frQi ryhf Oh no cto
ton, and the engine was taking water,
when an extra cattle train over the North
ern Pacific road ran into the up-going
train, badly wrecking both engines and
killing several head of cattle. Nobody
was hurt and there was no delay of passen-
ger trains over the road.
The clerk of the supreme court calls at
torneys' attention to the following matters
relative to the October term: First day of
term October Sd. Returns on appeal must
be filed. Note of issue will not place cause
on calendar unless the return is on file.
Stipulations of attorneys will not place
cause on calendar. Note of issue must be
filed. Returns on appeal and notes of issue
must be on file on or before Sept. 3Oth,
1882, as the calendar will be ceased on that
day.
suit has been brought in the district
court by the trustees of the Central Pres
byterian church against w. F. Davidson,
in which the plaintiff asks the court to de-
cree that former decree which was OBJ
tanned in the case of Louis Roberts, plain
tiff, and Thomas Grace, VIM. j. Cutler and
this plaintiff, concerning lots s and 8,
block II, Robert and Randall's addition, is
fraudulent and void, and that the defend
ant be perpetually enjoined from setting
up title to, entering into possession of the
lots thus covered by that decree, and that
the plaintiff be decreed the owner of the
property in dispute, and that the defend
ant may be restrained from entering
upon the same, and from quarrying stone
or blasting thereon.