Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-10
CITY GLOBULES

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The Ancient Order of Hibernians will cele
brate at Union park on the 18th.
The members OF the police and fire depart
ment 1--we contributed s233 to Mrs. Toomey.
This evening the Great Western Band goes
to Lake Elmo where it will give concert and
hop.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday received patent
for s., 900 acres Of swamp land from Wash
ington.
The corner stone OF the chapel on Clinton
this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Hager. of Fargo. passed
through st. Paul yesterday with five prisoners
for Detroit, Mich.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday received a United
States patent for Sc. IS acres of land sub.
ject to sale in the U. s. land district.
The work of placing light iron fence
around three sides OF the outside grass plots
Of Rice park was commenced yesterday.
Chief of Police Weber was yesterday elected
to the position of "Most Noble Grand Arch"
by the Grand Grove of Druids, at Richmond,
Va.
The corner stone OF the Chapel OF the As
cension, West st. Paul, is to be laid to day at
1O:30b by Rev. Won. C. Pope. Rev. Mr.. Gilbert
is to make the address.
The postmaster OF st. Paul has received
letter from Miss Slend, of Princeton, Ont,
making inquiries about William Ealkle, who
came to 81. Paul short time ago.
Elevator A has just elected the following
officers: G. 81. Bigelow, president; D. W. In
g-rsoll, vice-president; VIM. Dawson, treas
nrer; VIM. 8. Timerman, secretary and mana
ger.
The committee on streets yesterday after
noon, OF the city council, went out TO examine
the portions Of the street railway that have
been recently finished, with q view Of accept
| ing or REJECTING the same.
A deed was recorded yesterday conveying by
s Bergman and Others lots 6, Z and s of block
| 81 Kttson's addition, for 800. These lots
| are located on the north side OF Third street
| between KIttson and Neill streets.
Edward Russell, who fell down the bluff
Tuesday night, and was killed, came down
| from Braiuerd and stopped at the Manitoba
| house. None OF his friends or relatives could
| be found yesterday. No inquest will be held.
| Mahlon d. Miller has brought suit to re-
cover IS 900 from the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st Paul railroad. He says he paid his fare
between st. Paul & Minneapolis, but that The
| conductor took the ticket up and he 1.-THE
plaintlff) was put off the train.
Mr.. Il. 8. Fairchild, the well known real
estate dealer, sold yesterday seventy-flve feet
| next west OF Berrisford's bakery on Fifth
street for $l2, 500; also fifty feet on Rosabel
street, in the rear of the Chicago, st. Paul &
Omaha road general offices for $4,000.
The board of equalization held a meeting
yesterday, at which resolution was adopted
allowing the building associations to come il
and make returns. The street railway assess
ment was reduced 2,7O0. All the townships
have been gone through with except Whit
Bear.
About $50 last night fire was discovered
In the packing room Of Jones' jewelry stor
under the International hotel on jackson
| street, corner OF Seventh. 1t was caught IL
time so that not much injury was done by fir
but the water and rough handling of the
goods did some damage, but nothing serious
Judge Brill who in his absence was elecie
a delegate, BY the meeting held Tuesday night
to the Prohibition convention has declined
stating that he has while upon the bench RI
Trained from taking part In any politics
movements aud thinks that Is The only prope
course for him while occupying a politica
position.
The next meeting in favor of constitution,
prohibition, under the auspices Of the G.
I c.. will be held in the Central Presbyterian
church this evening. Addresses will be mad
4 | by Geo W. Penniman of Boston, and mem
{ bers OF the resident clergy. Good music vii
be provided, and delegates to the county con
I | vention will be chosen.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday granted requ
! sition from the governor OF Iowa for the pc
: son of Christ. Hansel, arrested on suspcio
|. | and Jailed at Albert Lea. Hansel lie charge
!. | with stealing a horse In Johnson count,
!. Iowa, July 10th last, and the requisi'ion p
e pers were given into the hands OF Joseph p
lik, sheriff Of that county.
c Information has been received that the Lsl
c City guards Of Madison, Wis, contemplate
!. visit to st. Paul on the 22d, 23d and Gath
this month. The guards are under comman
of Capt. G. P. Chapman, who is also adjutar
general of Wisconsin. The company Dumbt
forty men, aud they intend to spend three da.
In 81. Paul, Minneapolis and In visits TO Il
h | lakes.
w. Q. Kemp, of the Chicago, s.. Paul
Omaha road, aud W. r. Smith, OF Chicag
!, went out to Forest lake fishing on Monds
= and were remarkably successful. They broug
:, | home enough TO furnish the whole neighho
u hood, and were congratulated by all the
friends and neghbors. 1t is surprising ho
= many fish two Intelligent gentlemen can cat
4 | when they put their whole minds TO the bu
4 ness.
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