Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
CITY GLOBULES.

The centra! tower or cupola on the cap
itol building is steadily growing skyward.
Plasterers have commenced work upon
the rooms on the first floor of the state
capitol.
Amendments to the articles of inccrpor-
alton of the Winona Mill company, were
filed with the secretary of state yesterday,
The dust in those parts Of the city where
thesprinkling cart has not been introduced
was very abundant and disagreeable yes
terday.
]. Randall Brown. the mind reader" is
visiting the city, and may perhaps, give
an exhibition of his wonderful gift during
his stay.
Secretary Young of the state board of
box of immigration documents in the Ger
man language for circulation in that
country.
Cards of invitation are out to the we'd
ding of Fred Driscoll, Jr., and Miss Har-
riet Arnold Seixas, at Harlem, N. Y, which
interesting event is to take place on the
10Th inst.
L.
Sunday night, lost a watch and 81 from
his clothing, while he was pleasantly sleep
ing, which proves the disturbances of
sleeping with one eye open.
The ST. Paul & Manitoba road received
large amount of crop reports yesterday
along the line of the road, the substance of
which is that the grain is well in hand, and
mostly stacked, or about stacked.
About u noon yesterday, the lower town
division of the fire department was called
out by small blaze in the engine room of
the North Star Touring mills, lower Sew
enth street. The fire was in the roof of the
engine house, and was extinguished before
doing much damage.
A man by the name of Pat. Hubert was
arrested yesterday upon the charge of
breaking into BOWS restaurant, and steal
ing a quantity of meat and other articles.
He will have q hearing to-day. Hubert had
lately been discharged by Mr.-Dow.
The State Historical society undertook
to hold It's regular monthly meeting last
evening but as there was not quorum
present 20 business was transacted. 1t
was reported that $13,500, had been sub
scribed towards the historical building.
Mr.. George Snyder, the polite, efficient
and versatile bartender at the Metropoli-
ton Hotel. was smiling all over yesterday.
like big sunfiower and all because to him
son was born, on Sunday. It was the
anniversary of Perry's great naval battle
on Lake Erie, and the youthful hero will
hear the name of Erie Perry Snyder
through life.
The "MjnnesOtG Farmer, which has
been running as a Monthly for the past
five years is henceforth to be published as
an eight-page weekly journal. The first
number of the weekly, is elegantly printed
and illustrated, and its able and enterpris-
ing editor, Fl. z. Newton well deserves the
success he is achieving. No intelligent
Minnesota agriculturist can afford to be
without the FARMRE.
Mr.. Henry P Acker, business manager
of Mr.. Charles a. Gardeners Karl" com
edy company, is in the city arranging fol
the appearance of the combination at the
Opera house Oh Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week. The stars of the
company are the German dialect comedian
Charles \. Gardner, and the charming lit
tie soubrette Miss Patti Rosa, supported
by versatile company.
Yesterday morning Messrs. Dawson
Smith and Scheffer secured en- injunction
restraining the sale of the stock of good:
of NJ. Frank d Co, until the decision of {;
suit commenced by them against the firm
for S3,02S was decided. Later in the day
however. the injunction was modified so as
to allow the sheriff to sell so much of the
property levied upon under the executions
of Fannie Frank, rs may be necessary tc
realize the amount of said executions with
costs, etc, and hold the moneys realized
less the costs and expenses, TO abide the
further order of the court.
The meeting CT the fire commissioners
last evening was not productive of much
business Ali the members OF the depart
ment were present ans INDUCED in a gen
eral talk as to the department. 1t was de-
termined TO ask authority Of the council
TO put down drive well out on Rice
street at an expense of not over $50. This
matter of purchasing coal and hose was
laid over till the next meeting. The SUI
perintendent of the fire alarm reported
progress, and the chief engineer was di
rected to purchase a heating apparatus fol-
steamer No. 3, after which the commission
ers adjourned.