Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-19
CITY GLOBULES

Attorney General Hahn VIII, apou' NV -
~ the month. remove his residence from Lake
City to Minneapolis.
The Once a Week club gave their regular
hon at Sherman hall last evening. AS usual
an evening of delightful festivity was passed.
NJ wi,,;am lee sold lot of furs yester-
dav which. in The aggregate, amounted 10
$50, hrrdraa 1olars. vet all the bids did not
differ so cents.
Messrs Mccarthy & Donnelly yesterday re-
,eivs from Chica 20 a supply of Mr.. Finerty's
,o,r nonar The Gitisen, published at Chicago.
r. "a Handsomely printed eight page paper,
ably edited and very newsy.
WA. Nichols, the obliging, efficient assist
ant clerk of the supreme clerk, since the crea-
,ion Of the office. has been reappointed for the
term of two years. compliment earneu Wy
faithful and meritorious service.
A man named Jones, the brother-in-law OF
a. E. LYONS, who hung himself about ten
DAYS ago at Rogers hotel, arrived in Town
yesterday and engaged Messrs. MCCARTHY "
Donnelly to eXhume the remains OF Lyons
with view of taking them to Salem, n. l.
The first annual ball of Division No. l, An
Gent Order of Hlbernians, took place at Pfeif-
er,s hall last evening. The attendance was
large. and most ENJOYABLE evening was passed
nv ali present. The music for fine dancing
programme was rendered by the Great Union
orchestra, and at midnight an elegant supper
was spread. The proceeds will be deVoteu 10
the anti-coercion fund.
Theodore Burdick and n. G. Burdick, oil
DEBORAH, Iowa, have sold to D. Schultz, II. T.
Rugg and Charles E. Dickerman, OF st. taui,
one.third of lots one, two and three, Dloek
twenty.eight, st. Paul proper. This gives the
grantees lot fifty, fronting on Wacouta
street, and running back 150 feet. directly III
the rear of the Schultz & Dickerman BLOCKS,
on the corner of Fourth and Wacouta streets.
The consideration is $4,000. Henry Il. BONO ma
has conveyed to Mary F. Dawson 329 6s-loo
feet on the west side OF Robert street ABOVE
Fourteenth. This piece has depth OF llttle
over 800 feet. The consideration is SE,75o.
There called at Mayor Rice's office yesterday
morning woma n who appearedto be in great
distress, consequent upon the cruel treatment
of her husband. She stated that the migrate
had deserted her few weeks since in COM
pany with another woman, and that the guilty
pair was supposed to be in Moorhead Sne
wanted to visit that city in quest OF the Wretch
and as usual she had not sufficient money 10
paw transportation. With customary gener,
osity Mayor Rice opened his pocket-booK, ana
making up the efficiency he sent the woman
on her way.
Some time ago the board of education hired
a man named Pat. O'Brien to move certain
property belonging to the board, for which
work Mr.. O'Btien charged S.. This was
thought to be too much, and the Doard de,
clined to pay the sum. O'Brien sued the board
in a justice court and recovered lua ~
which with the costs amounted to Slo.99, ana
Yesterday levied on the safe belonging 10 the
board, but didn't carry it off. The board has
retaliated by making complaint against
O'Brien in the m unicipal court, charging MIN
with violating the ordinance by overchargng;
This last case will come up in the municipal
court to-day or tomorrow.
The engagemen mt of the Frank Mordaunt
combination in the pleasing drama OF "Old
eliminates" closed at the Opera house last
evening. A fair audience attended both the
matinee and evening performances, Dut IN
neither instance was the turnout equal to the
merits of the play. 1t was given with the
same cast as previously, and the performances
were artistically given and thoroughly enjoyed
Inv those who had the good fortune to witness
an entertainment possessed Of great melodra-
matte power and sparkling with incident in
the vein of true comedy. 1t is to be hoped
that it will not be their last appearance in st.
Paul.
Wednesday evening couple OF shy young
swede women called at DR.. Griswold's office
on Ninth street and asked to see the DOCTOR.
They were told that he was not IN, anu re-
quested to wait until his return. which tney
Consented to do. After short time it became
apparent that one of the women was IN very
precarious condit ion, and before meolcaI as
sistance could be called she became mother.
She was properly attended to by Dr. and Mrs
Griswold, and mother and child are doing well.
The Girl gave her name as Matilda Anderson.
She states that she was married about three
months ago, and that short time ago her
husband skipped out and deserted her.