Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-19

Mendelssohn Litta concert at the Opera
house tomorrow evening.
The employees of Auerbach. Finch 81 Van
slyck give one of their popular hops at sher-
man hall tomorrow evening.
The contractor has recommended work on
the Northern Pacific road building at the juno
ton of of Fourth and Broadway.
The bishop of Fond du Lac will hold confr-
nation service at the House of the Good
Shepherd next Sunday at II o'clock.
A lecture will be given BY Rev NJ N. Gilbert
at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms tomorrow evening
lat 1o'clock. The public are invited.
Gen. R. w. johnson yesterday presented
Capt. Burger photograph license of the late
Major Gen. Thomas, for the state army mil
itary gallery.
The board of abatement received a long
protest from the building societies relative
to taxation, and referred 1t to Aid. Grace,
Auditor McCardy and Attorney Eagan.
The buns arraigned in the municipal cour
yesterday morning, were of the monied class,
six of the eight before the court liquidating
their fines, the aggregate sum paid being sos.
Judge Wilkin yesterday fled an order in the
case of Lucretia Warner against John Butler,
and others, withdrawing the order granting
the demurrer to the complaint, with leave to
plaintiff to amend.
John squires, of Chippewa Falls, bought OF
Cunningham & Haas forty of the finest steers
that have been sold in St. Paul this season.
These cattle were bought in Iowa and shipped
to Cunningham & Haas by Geo Kent.
Prof. Kiehle, state superintendent OF pub
lie instru pm, left yesterday afternoon for
Worthlpgton, to lecture before the teachers
institute there this evening. He will return
to Owatonna to lecture before the institute
there Thursday.
John Wilson, the tramp picked up by De
tectiye Bresette Monday morning trying to
sell fine time clock, was sent to the county
Jail yesterday by Judge Burr for thirty days
as tramp. The clock was stolen from the
lumber yard of C. N. Nelson & Co., Posts
Siding.
The list Of names drawn Saturday last for
the grand jury at the May term of the dis
trict court was placed in the hands of Sheriff
be served upon the parties who drew the lucky
numbers. The list appeared In Mondays
GLOBE.
The. boards of registration met yesterday
morning at the first precinct polling places of
the several wards. and organized. The cor
rected LIFTS will be posted Friday of this week
and Tuesday next all the boards will be in ses.
sion for the reception OF new names from a.
m. until 9p, m.
The treasurer of the Protestant Orphan asy-
lum desires to acknowledge the receipt of the
following contributions and to thank the gen.
erous donors therefor: John s. Prince, IS; P.
T. Kavanagh, $40. Gen. johnson will receive
any other contributions, and all persons who
may desire to aid this worthy institution will
please send their contributions to him.
Hugh Brady, well known to st. Paulites
generally and patrons of the Opera house
especially, was yesterday appointed drum ma
jor of the Great Western band, and will enter
however, will not interfere with his Opera
house duties. With his six feet one inch in
height, and his familiarity with the ''stick'
Hugh will make drum major hard to beat
for commanding presence and style.
Sheriff Richter returned from La Crosse yes
terday noon with Julius G.. Martin, charged
with the embezzlemeut of SIPS from the
Cigarmakers union, in custody. The sheriff
was armed with requisition papers upon the
governor of Wisconsin for Martins person,
but there was no occasion for using them,
neither the La Crosse officers or any one else,
manifesting any disposition to keep Martin
with them, and the Mississippi river not
being very wide at that point the transfer
from Wisconsin to Minnesota soil was not a
difficult matter.