Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-04
CITY GLOBULES.


MT. Hermann Crews will soon commence
work on his new block on Fourth street.
Asswing machine agent was arrested last
night for embezzlemsnt in the sum OF s75.
Tie teachers OF the public schools will be
paid their monthly stipend at o'clock this
afternoon.
The Chicago, 81. Paul & Omaha line is pre-.
pairing round trip land excursion tickets TO and
from its Nebraska division.
The city Council will have an adjourned
meeting this evening. at which the votes cast
1t Inc late election will be canvassed.
a fatal accident occurred in the yards OF the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, near the Central
elevator, on Western avenue, last night.
The foot parade OF the Emmett Light artil-
lery will come off this evening, the command
meeting at their armory at $50 p. N. for the
purpose.
GThe second edition OF Mr.. Dopneliy's row
famous work, "Atlautis," Is now ready. and
can be obtained at the St. Paul Book and
Stationery company.
Gen. Flower, United States supervising In
Scott, Of GSlena. went to Wabashaw yester.
DAY on official business.
Cooks Lake View house on upper lake
Minnetonka was burned Monday afternoon.
and was pretty much all destroyed. 1t &C.
eommodated fifty persons.
The street commissioner CT the lower dis
trict has begun good work, If he only keeps
1t tip. Robertstreet Is the favored spot now
ana the labor is abundant. Don't let up.
Mrs. Fuller's boarding house on Washing.
ton street, next south TO DR.. Schall's resi-
denee. Is to be moved of cross lots to the rear
on Fourth street, to mako room for the new
residence of Dr.. Stewart that Is to be erected
on the site Of the old house.
z. q. Lamberton, Esq, Of Winona, nephew
Of Hon. H. W Lamberton, was yesterday ad-
mitted TO practice in the courts OF ibis state IN
the supreme court, upon certificate rom
the supreme court of Pennsylvania.
II was psy day up at the fort Monday, and,
as usual, a number OF the "boys in blue"
visited st. Paul yesterday. to get rid OF their
surplus wealth, large proportion OF Wnlcn
went for ssbooze," under the influence of
which several were landed in the lookup.
The First battalion n. 6. s. II. will parade
in Minneapolis Friday evening. The st. Paul
companies c, D and E are ordered to meet at
Market hall at 6:l5 p. N and to be at the
depot 10 leave for Minneapolis. Arriving at
Minneapolis they will be joined by A COM
pany.
In general order No S, Major Bend, COM
handing First battalion, n. G. g. NJ, an
nounces the appointment of j. S. Robertson,
9 company, to be sergeant major, and OF Cor.
poral j. n. Dorm, A company, to be hospital
steward. The latter position VIII be specially
important in time of encampments.
The arrangements are favorably progressing
for the entertainment to be given next week
and the prospects indicate that the affair will
be great artistic success. It is understood
that the entertainment will be under the eX
cellent auspices Of the Misses Banning.
Rev. Z. Burr's excursion from St. Paul to
California leaves st. Paul at $50 Sunday next
Thirty people OF st. Paul have engaged pas
ssge. Tickets are on sale at the office of the
Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha road. The eX-
cursionists will go by the Southern Pacific
and will return by way OF the Union Pacific.
The pacing wonder, Little Brown Jug,
(2:l1A) and the trotting gelding Silverton,
l2:204) purchased last week of Il. '. Bemis
by Com. n. W. Kittson, arrived at Midway
yesterday morning. They came through by
the fast express train on the Chicago, Mil
yankee & St. Paul road, and arrived all right
The Mankato Rerieio OF Tuesday notes the
removal OF an estimable family to this city as
follows: "ifr. J. B. Hubbell's family leave
for st. Paul next Wednesday, which hereafter
will be their permanent residence. Mankato's
1rir Vnr hriO I MT in
Mrs Hubbell's departure and st. Paul gains
one.''
There was no undue enthusiasm over the
election in the towns of the county, the ques-
ton of issuing bonds for public
sRa ai1Tg being vo the % Upy s essf o
which 10 were in favor of the issuance and 5
against, while in Rose only "a votes were cast
10 for and Il against.
The following donations were received at
the Home of the Friendless for March and
April: Buekwheat, silver polish, cold meat
and oranges, doughnuts, biscuits, milk, one
pair chickens, dried fruit, reading matter,
twenty Eve pounds of oat meal, one dozen
ducks, sandwiches, cakes and reading matter,
ducks, bowl Of jelly, reading matter, milk
daily, reading matter.
Aid. Ringwald yesterday preferred verbal
charges TO the mayor against Policeman Frank
Ruzteka, accusing him of electioneering at
The polls when on duty as a policeman. The
alderman promising to file written charges
covering his verbal accusations, the mayor
suspended the policeman to await develop.
ments. 1t is proper to state that Ruzicka as
serts there is no truth in the charge.
A resident OF New York Mills, Otter Tail
county, writes Gov. Hubbard, complaining
that parties In that section are depopulating
the streams of fish by netting and trapping,
the evil being csrrled to such an extent that
the head waters of all streams where The fish
we're found in great numbers a few years
since are now almost entirely deserted. The
subject has been referred to the st. Paul
Sportsman's club.
Death of Brother of N. W. Kittson.
A telegram was received here yesterday
morning for n w K;ttcon Esn on