Daily globe., 1882-04-06
CITY eLoBULEs.

N4' -uoiA fIOhOis Ss -. oloainpoou ilSPoS-
tor, went to Reeds Landing Yesterday upon
official business.
Since January 1, the license fees for all pur-
poses collected by the city has amounted to
$4,000 in round numbers.
Company 'D,'' Allen Light Guard-Capt,
Ed. s. Bean. are to meet this evening IN Mar
ket Hall for battalion drill
The fire department relief association yes
terday paid S400 to the heirs of c. Fredereich,
killed at the mill explosion in Minneapolis,
December last.
Hon. W. G. lie Due, of Hastings. and DR..
F. r. Smith. of st. Paul, returned from Cali
fornia yesterday where they have been spend
ing the winter.
The municipal court seance will be well at
tended this morning, the rain, last night, hav-
ing the effect of filling the station house with
tramps, getting in out of the wet.
Mr.. R. 81. Dougan, who has been with A.
Z. Barnum for several years has formed real
estate partnership with Mr.. James Middleton
and the two have opened an Office in Princes
block.
The Capital City Zouaves have elected the
following civil officers for the ensuing year:
President, J. P. Moore; vice president, Herbert
Chislet; secretary, John Blakely; treasurer,
W. Price.
The council committee on water works held
lengthy meeting last evening, but the legend
''No Reporter Wanted" barred admission to
The. charmed circle by the Industrious news
gatherer.
Col. Taylor, State librarian, yesterday re-
e.
bracing English reports and copies Of revised
statutes. The library is now supplied with
all the reports Of all the States in tbs Union.
Garfield Post, No. 8, c. R., will hold a
regular meeting at Druid's hall this evening
at 7:50 O'Clock. After minutes and regular
business, the new regulation G. A. Z. will be
presented TO the Post with appropriate cere-
monies.
John Mathies, the famous carpet dealer, has
justreceiyed two additional cars of wall paper,
embracing all Of the latest styles and patterns.
Several more car loads of carpets have been
added to his stock, and housekeepers will find
Matheis' just the place to call.
At the church of st. John the Evangelist,
on Good Friday, a special service will be held
beginning at noon. This service will consist
OF prayers, hymns ond addresses in the Seven
last words of Christ from the Cross. All will
ne cordially welcome to this service.
Old No. 1, fire engine hereafter to be known
as No. 5, and to be stationed on st. Anthony
hill has been fitted with patent blower, ie,
fan arrangement and near the top of the
smoke stack, the purpose being to create an
artificial draft and thus expedite the genera
ton OF steam.
On the 11th day of April the members Of the
Emmett Light artillery are to give their first
annual full dress assembly at Market hall. A
review OF the military organization will take
place at $50 in the evening. This organiza
ton Will do everything in its power to make
1t pleasant for all who go.
The four militia companies of the city have
subscribed for $3.50 of army association
stock, as follows; st. Paul Guards, $1,000;
Allen Light Guards, $500; Capital City
Aouaves, s410; Emmet Light Artillery, $40.
Each of the three last named companies will
increase their subscriptions.
Mr.. George W. Sherwood, of St. Paul, is
now in Washington confne1 to his room by
a severe fit of sickness. He left here for the
East and South with the intention of stopping
IN Florida. When be reached Washington he
was prostrated with sickness and now remains
there. Fears are entertained that he will not
recover.
Hon. +. S. Christensen, commissioner of
statistics. has had the thirteenth annual report
OF that department. printed, and it is now ready
for distribution. The work is prepared under
four heads, viz: Agriculture, vital statistics,
population and miscellaneous statistics, the
whole making book Of 154 pages, and en-
Draclng vast amount of carefully prepared
statistical and general information.
If Mr.. n. Pottgieser, Jr., is allowed to re-
move the frame building adjoining his saloon,
BIT Wabashaw street, as petitioned for to the
council at its meeting Tuesday evening, it Is
his purpose to proceed at once with the cree.
ton two-story brick structure-hrst floor
store room, with residence overhead, adding
considerable to the business appearance of
that portion of Wabashaw street
Another husband comes to the front in the
district court for the county, with prayer to
be released from the binding force of his
martial obligations. His name is James
stevens and his wife's Anna. They were mar
ried at Rochester, N. Y, March 30, 1877, and
IN the September following, according to the
complaint, the wife deserted his home and has
ever since neglected and refused to perform
her wlfey duties.
at The municipal court yesterday morning
young and modest looking girl answering to
SH0 ndme VI NOrd CullIn was arra1gneQ on Lne
charge of larceny, to which she plead guilty,
and was sent to the womens' reformatory
for ten days. The charge was made by
Abraham Cohen from whose house the girl
took neck chain, and other articles of lesser
value to the amount of about $45, only small
part OF which she couldreturn.
The first battalion of Minnesota National
Guards meet for drill and inspection at Market
hall this evening. The battalion is composed
OF the Minneapolis Zouaves, Minneapolis
Light Infantry, st. Paul Guards and Allen
Light Guards. The Minneapolis Zouaves are
commanded by DR.. Ames, elected mayor of
that city Tuesday by such handsome ma
lority. The mayor elect will have charge of
his company at the drill this evening
Mr.. Baldwin's farewell concert which takes
place Thursday evening, April IS, at the House
of Hope church, will be the most interesting
ne has yet given. He will be assisted by Miss
Burbank, Miss Kountz the Misses Thurston,
Mrs. Wilkes, Messrs. Lieb, Dyer, Fahnestock
and others. The tickets are now for sale at J.
T: Aliens, Dyer & Howard's, st. Paul Book &
stationery eompany's, Nathan Ford's, Lambie
q Co: IS, Zahonyi's, AeP. Wilkes and Nc Mas.
ters & Getty'S.
The sensational trial in the municipal court