Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-22
CITY GLoBULEs.

Sunday excursion to Lake Elmo.
The Great Western band will give its usua
concert at Rice park this evening.
The board of equalization, at the conclusion
of its session yesterday, adjourned to Up. m
Monday next.
Adjt. Gen. Hawley yesterday received an az
plication for muster into the National guard
of the state of a new militia company at Aus
| tin.
The street railway company have completed
laying the rails for mile out on University
avenue. and as soon as they complete the barr
at that end of the route the cars will be put
on.
There Is no material change In the condition
of Edward Richards, SO seriously injured by
falling from McMillan's new pork house. The
encouraging symptoms are that he retains his
bodily strength, and full faith in his ultimate
recovery.
Mr.. b. Fl. Athey had a force of ten men at
work yesterday kalsomining the Merchants
hotel billiard room, and the clatter OF their
brushes as they applied the fluid, was equal
to that made by drum corps at Fourth Of
July celebration.
The funeral of the late Major Browning
took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
from his late residence on ST. Peter street.
1t was an unusually large one and was attended
by Acker Post, G. A. R., and by the Masonic
fraternity, both of which organizations at
tended In body.
Mr.. @. G. Clough, prominent in the bust.
ness circles of Fargo, and bonanza farmer Of
that section as WELL passed through st. Paul
yesterday on his return from visit TO Buffa-
10, his old home. On his return he stopped
over for four days at Chicago to take In the
races, which he pronounced the best ever seen
in this country.
Mr.. Cas-. G. Lo veland, running an employ.
ment bureau on jackson street, was arrested
yesterday at the instance of Andrew Win
holzer, who charges him Uoyeland) with TAX
ing dollar from him, in consideration for
which sum he was to have transportation to
Hinckley and employment, both of which
promises proved to be fraudulent, rs he as
serts.
YIN. G. A.-Union gospel service Sabbath
evening at o'clock, in Market hall, corner of
Seventh and st. Peter streets. Rev. T. L.
Cuyler, d. D., Is expected to address the
meeting. Rev. w. X. Tully, of Jacksonville,
Fla, and DR.. 8. Conn will assist in the service.
The singing will be conducted by Messrs. NJ.
L. Saunders and Jas. Swift. cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Articles OF incorporation OF the. Hutchinson
Ditcher company were filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The principal place oGbusi-
ness is TO be at Hutchinson, Mcleod county,
and it has capital stock of 100000. The
stockholders are VIM. w. Prendergast, David
Fulton, Joseph L. House, Samuel G. Ander-
SOD, Warren J. Ives, Benz. NJ. Records, Geo.
M. Nelson, David o. Adams. Fred w. Sum-
mer and Thos. P. Summer.
The county auditor yesterday filed list OF
delinquent personal tax payers with Clerk
Bell of the district court. The list includes
some two hundred names, and the delinquen-
cies range from IS cents to 5000, the latter be-
ing against a building society, upon which
a controversy is pending as to the legality OF
the tax ass ssed upon it. The clerk will cite
tine delinquents named to appea in the dis
trict court on the first day of the September
term.
The Chicago, Milwaukee u st. Paul rail-
road, to accommodate the guests OF the Grain
wood house, Prior lake, will, on and after
next Monday, run trains from Minneapolis
and st. Paul at 4.30 p. M, reaching Prior
lake at TBS the same evening, and train will
leave Prior lake at 6;30 a. m, from which
passengers will reach Minneapolis and st.
Paul at 10 a. N. and Hastings at $50 o. m.
To effect these ends change of trains will be
made at Pennington. A train will leave Has
tipgs daily at o. m for Prior lake