Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-01
CITY GLoaULEs.
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DR.. Quinn is better.
Committee on schools meet this evening at
7:Sop.m.
The firemsn, police and city officers will be
paid to-day. "
The last of the seats for RiO park arrived
yesterday and will be put in place Tor the con-
cert tenn orrow night
The roof Of the city hall is being shlnglsd,
aud door has been cut through, connecting
tie second story with the council chamber.
Messrs. Thomas Mccain, D. NJ. Babcock
aud I. NJ. Mccain, contractors, from Brook
lyn, n. Y, arc In the city. They have been
awarded contracts for grading Ninth and one
or two more streets.
The next time the Land League holds a
meeting 1t ought to arrange SO that the Bohe-
mlan band shall not play In the next room.
1t rather too mu1h to ask the band TO strug-
gle against Mr.. Kelly's voice
A butchers team ran away Yesterday, and
came down Third street with a good deal of
speed. When they reached Cedar they turned
down that street, where the horses were stop.
ped but the meat was scattered.
Judge simons yesterday filed decision or
dering judgment in favor of the city of st.
Paul against each lot and parcel of land as
sessed for the opening and extension of Grant
street, from Sherman to Bluff street.
The members of the board OF control held
their weekly meeting at their office yester-
day and gave out six full orders and nine half
orders in provisions, and adjourned over till
saturday at O'Clock, W Zen they meet to ex-
anime bills.
deckhand on the steamer Minneapolis,
which arrived here last evening, had his arm
broken while engaged in assisting to unload a
number OF horses brought up on the boat.
taken back on the boat.
Mr.. John Ahern has received letter from
Little Mack, who formerly played short-stop
lot The st. Paul Red Caps He is now playing
WIZ the Philadelphia club and has had II
NUMBER OF oilers for next season but has not
slgued with any club up to the time the letter
"As written. En- Gross Is in Chicago.
Mr.. Robert Henry Hendershott, the cele-
DRAFTED drummer boy offhe Rappahanock, who
ior bravery at the battle of R.ppahanock was
drum, will treat the G. A. r. boys to free
exhibition of his skill at the meeting of Gar
tember7
A deed was recorded yesterday from John
Il. Tracy to Lyman D. Hodge, conveying TO
the latter the southwest 4 of the southwest
! of section q, town 90, range %, contain
ing forty acres; also large number OF lots
In Tracy's addition for $4,000. All of this
property is Immediately south of the St. Paul
Harvester works.
The vases for Rice park have arrived and
were yesterday put 10 position and painted.
There are four of them IN number and they
are about five feet in hight, aud about fonr
feet IN diamater across the bowl. The founda-
ton stone has not been placed under them
yet Tut will be, probably, to-day or tomor-
row. They are of cast iron and are very hand.
some and ornamental.
Ira Carter, banker OF Oxford, Iowa, was in
The city yesterday. He has just returned from
Billings, Montana, where he purchased 1000
bead OF cattle which he will soon ship 10 St.
Paul, and ffom thence to the Chicago market
lie expects TO continue Lext season in the
cattle trade and will be heavy shipper of
Montana cattle over this route.
Regular services will be held in the new
Temple OF Zion hereafter as follows; This
friday and every other Friday at 7:3O o'clock
=. M, also every Saturday at 900 a. m. The
Friday evening services and lectures will be
always in the English language and Saturday
alternately In English. To these services ali
are cordially invited irrespective OF religion,
and the congregation will especially welcome
all who had no opportunity to be present at
the dedication Of the Nmple. There are seats
for all.
The running match, $50 yards for $500
aide, between Charles McIver of Winnipeg,
and the Unknown, announced TO come Of at
the Minneapolis driving park Saturday next,
has been postponed for one week, owing 10
the indisDosition OF the Unknown. By the
terms OF the match the McIver party would
have been entitled to the forfeit money, upon
failure OF the Unknown to appear Saturday
next, but upon learning OF his lndisposition
they promptly acceded to his request TO post
pone the race for one week.
There are some smart fellows that seen, de-
termined To sit on the fence at Rice park.
They think they play it on the police They
cit on the fence till they see policeman COM
ing, when they get up, and when he has passed
they take their seats again on the fence It is
proposed to have a policeman In citizens
dress follow the uniformed police AMI
when these smart fellows resume their seats,
arrest them and put them in the lo,k-uo.
After few of them have been arrested it will
nave good effect on the other smart Que g.
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