Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01
CITY oLoBULEs.

Wednesday morning, April5 8.
There is some talk Of putting large steam
er on White Bear lake this season..
No. . engine was occupied during good
portion of yesterday in filing the new cistern
in the Sixth ward.
The German printers of this city will give
dance at Pfeifer's hall the evening of Easter
Monday, April 10th. The Great WesternfBana
Will furnish the music.
No appointment to fill the vacan cy in the
ninth judicial judgeship by Gov. Hubbard
before Monday, If then.
A concert and dramatic entertainment for
the benefit Of st. Joseph's German Catholic
orphan asylum, 10 to be held at Pfeifer's hall
on the evening OF April 18th.
Company D, of the Allen Light guards,
Capt. Ed. Beams company, have subscribed
$500 to the Armory association stock, and
propose to increase it TO 81 900.
A telephone message was received last night
at police headquarters that the tranps were
making trouble at East St. Paul, and two or
three officers were sent out there.
A mau named Hays. 10 the Sixth ward while
In half drunken condition last evening, took
out knife and threatened to use 1t but did
not. Hs was arrested and locked up.
There will ba special programme at the
First Methodist church lyceum on Thursday
night, including the laughable operetta Prince
Puss in Boots. A small admittance fee will be
charged.
Articles of incorporation of the Board of
Trade OF the city OF Brainerd now fled with
the secretary of the state yesterday. @. B.
Sleeper Is the first president, W. W. Hartley
secretary and Newton McFaddsn treasurer
The old frame building southeast corner
Fourth and Minnesota streets, is being re-
moved to make room for the large and mod
ernly constructed livery and sale stable to be
erected upon the ground by ex-Sherif James
King.
A dispatch was received yesterday from
John B. Krudop, ex. mayor of Fort Wayne,
Ind, the father of the young man whose body
was found at College place, day or two ago,
in which he says he will leave on the hrsttrain
for St. Paul and wants the body saved.
Among the other real estate. transfers yes
terdav was that of Laura E. Merriam to Ellen
r Boardman of lot 8, block 3, Bass addition
to Enoch s. Bsrrisford of the southerly one.
third of lots 8, 8 and 10, block Z, Robert q
Randall's addition, for 5000.
A false alarm of fire was sounded in engine
No 1, between and o'clock yesterday after
noon, for which the hook and ladder and hose
cart turned out, going to Minnesota street be-
tween Sixth and seventh streets, the point In
dictated by the alarm. The alarm was caused Dy
Darties strin oing telephone wire.
The full dress assembly of the Emmett Light
Artillery, will take place at market hall.
Tuesday evening, April IL. There will be
grand review at $50, after which danclng.
The last assembly given by this organization
was remarkably pleasant attilr aud tnere Is
no doubt thus one will Will be also.
Commodore W: F. D.vidfon, president Of
the St. Louis and St. Paul fast packet line, H.
formed the reporter yesterday that the steamer
Bald Eagle now on the way up river Is loaded
with freight for st. Paul and will CONS through
if possible and that the White Eagle OF the
same line will leave Sc. Louis Tuesday TO
come through.
Isaac Golden, who dlspenses beer and other
intoxicants in the old post Office building,
West Third street, is sorry now he didn't
obey the ordinance and close his saloon at 10
midnight. Golden sinned this way Thursday
night and yesterday morning he was brought
before lodge Burr upon the complaint OF Of
fcer Babe, by whom he was assessed sS5.
which he paid,
The Hudson, Wis, fire steamer, "The City
of Hudson" and small Silsby, in the city for
a new boiler head and general overhauling
under the supervision of engineer Tubbeslng,
of No. l, was sent home yesterday. Before
being sent off, engineer Undressing gave the
machine thorough test, and 1t was found 10
work all right.
II. D. McGregor was again before the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning, and sent up
for thirty days upon the same old charge, va
grancy. McGregor is q cripple and old, and
really unable to care for himself, even If he was
SO inclined and he ought to be permanently
disposed of in some way-in the poor house or
other public institution. The present plan OF
dealing with HIM Is worse than farce.
Y.M. A.-366 Wabasha street. Normal
class lecture to-day at 4 80 p. M, by Kew. u.
Breed; young mems meeting as follows:-De-
votional meeting at $50 a: M young mem
bible class at 2 80 p. m, led by Mr.. Nash;
gospel meeting and song service at p M,
singing by the choir; lecture on Australia next
Thursday evening, by Rev. o. A. Snow. All
are welcome TO these meetings and lectures.
Alice NJ. Reynolds gay colored damsel OF
IA years, did live with Mrs. Mofct, Fourth
street, near Chrlsts church. Mrs. Mofet
cared for the rooms of several young men in
blocks on West Third street, which gave the
sable head Alice an opportunity to satisfy her
kleptomaniac instincts, which she did to the
extent of pilferlng a chain, ring, and other
small articles: Alice Is now an infant OF the
reform school to remain during her minority.
Mr.. W. C. Hollster. v no has just resigned
the position of local freight agent on the q
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road, was yester-
day presented by his late associates with
gold.headed cane. The cane bore the follow
fng inscription: "W. G. II. From the Boys,
March 81, 1888 Ths presentation was made
BY Mr.. G. Lewis, travelling fright auditor.
It was a genuine surprise to Mr.. Hollister,
who could not find words to adequately ex
press his feelings. 1t was very pleaeant
affair.
Gen. j. w. Bishop, Of the railroad contract
ing firm of Langdon & Co., arrived in the
city yesterday from personally experimenting
the resumption of work upon their contract
for the Chicago, Milwaukee & st, Paul CON-
pany from Marion to Council Bluffs, Iowa,
262 miles in length. OF this 200 miles were
fully completed last fall, and the ears are now
running upon it, OF the remaining sixty-two
miles the bridging is all completed, and only
per cent of the grading and track laying is