Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-16

The high school building begins to look
like some thing.
The corner stone of the new armory viii
be laid on the 18th.
Workmen commenced digging on Bridge
square yesterday to put the electric light
pole.
The committee on property of the board
of education viii hold meeting at .
O'Clock this afternoon.
The papers in the divorce case of Mary
E. Fairchild against Frank Fairchild were
fled in the district court yesterday.
The United States circuit court met at
10 a. II. yesterday, but no business being
ready an adjournment was had until 10 a.
m to-day.
The remains of the colored man, who
was found in the river Thursday were
buried yesterday by Messrs. Mccarthy q
Donnelly.
To morrow a shooting contest will take
place at Schutzen park and III the evening
a dramatic entertainment will be given at
the Atheneum.
Three pile drivers are at work setting
up the piers for the Chicago, Milwaukee d
ST. Paul depot freight office just above the
lower elevator.
The Eclipse Milling company of st.
Paul with a capital of $4,000, filed art
icles of incorporation with the secretary of
state. ID. Schultz and B. f. Paul are the
principal owners.
Mr.. Nathan Lyons returned this week
and other eastern
markets: He brings with him stock of
novelties in his line never before equalled
in variety and magniticence.
Y.M. CA. 366 Wabashaw street. Young
mems meeting at o'clock this evening,led
by Nj. Jas. Bouvaird. Services tomorrow
as follows: Devotional meeting at $50 a.
m conducted by Mr.. E. Sephton; bible
study at 2:30 p. m; gospel meeting and
song service at 4 p. m, addressed by Mr..
4. Marsh. Good music; all welcome.
About one O'Clock this morning the fire
department was called out 10 attend to a
little blaze q mile OF more beyond where
the short line crosses Fort street. Fort
street IS torn up 50 that it was slow work
for the steamers TO get out, and when they
got as far as they could go, the fire had
burned out. The building was Il small
one and Of little value.
The High school board met at the Office
of the superintendent of public instruc
ZION at tho capitol yesterday afternoon
after disposing of some routine business
applications from High schools for aid
the coming three years were considered
and ordered placed or the list, viz: Morris
Detroit. Alexandria, Dodge Center, Fergus
Falls, Glencoe and Montevideo.
Messrs. Willis q Willard, attorneys for TIC
defendant in the case of Edward II. Biggs
against Judah WechsIer. served the answer
in the case yesterday. 1t appears there
from that the whole amount due upon the
notes mentioned in the complaint was eX-
tinguished long before the commencement
/ OF the acti on, and a full release in writing
excuted by Nj. Biggs and delivered to the
defendant
The Land League will meet this evening
for the purpose of making arrangements
for the reception. OF Hon. A. NJ. Sullivan,
NJ p for Meath, who viii he in st. Paul
Oct ;. Mr.. Sullivan is barrister OF the
London bar. an eloquent speaker, d patriot
OF long standing in Ireland. and one Of the
leading advocates of Ireland's cause. He
viii be we'll received in this city By all
classes Of the friends of Ireland.
Two suits for $1,000 cash were fled in
the district court vest erday against the st.
Paul IL Manitoba road. One was by DAM
Ell Egan as administrator of Thomas J.
Egan. The other was Margaret O'Connell
as the administrative of of John O'Connell.
Both Of the deceased persons spoken Of
above are alleged to have been killed by
the road, and consequently the administra-
tors desire to obtain this amount of money
III each case.
The board of public works did not hold
& very long or very important meeting
Yesterday afternoon. The Forbes street
assessment was laid over. The alley in
block fifteen, Hoyt's addition, was sent
back TO the council with recommends
ton that all action be rescinded. The
clerk was directed to give the first notice
in regard to the Seventh street improve
ment. The first assessment on Peter Ber-
keys contract for sidewalks for 1882 was
confirmed.