Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-23
CITY GLOBULES.
Adjourned


City Treasurer Refs paid out the neat little
sum OF S22, 900 yesterday to contractors for
city work.
Alfred J. Hill has contributed twenty-seyen
bound volumes and seven unbound miscel-
laneous works to the Fremen's library.
The Crusaders society are making arrange
ments for an entertainment to be given at the
Father Matthew hall on Friday evening next.
The visiting Winona fremen and friends
will be given dinner at the Merchants after
the reception at Market hall Tuesday after
noon next.
There will be an excursion to Elmo this
afternoon at O'Clock, returning att. This
is one of the pleasantest lakes in the state and
a delightful place TO go.
Adjutart Gen. Hawley yesterday issued an
order granting authority for raising cavalry
company at Austin, to be armed as infantry
and TO do duty as such, the state to furnish
arms, etc.
Officer Kenaley made quick work of a Chi
cago thief who stole a coat frem r. Lyon &
Son yesterday. By O'Clock in the afternoon
he had been hauled up, found guilty and given
sixty days.
DR.. Davenport, who for the past five years
has been associated with DR.. D. W. Hand in
the practice of his profession, has opened an
office at No. 1873 West Third street, two doors
from his old Office.
a party consisting of the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Whipple, Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, VIM. Dawson and
Conrad Gotzian, left the city on Friday to en-
joy season Of recreation around the north
shore of Lake Superior.
The Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha Railroad
Co. commenced suit yesterday against
George J. Exley to recover 1915 for freight
charges, and writ of attachment was issued
by order of the court in the case.
Arrangements are being made for the Grand
Encampment of the G. A. z. at Lake Park
on Lake Minnetonka commencing on the 9th
of August. Members of the posts from st
Paul, Minneapolis, saltwater and other cities
will be present.
Joseph Leighton, Esq, has sent down from
Miles City petri6ed stump, five feet in diam
eter at the base and five feet high, from the
so called bad lands, which he makes present
to the city. 1t will be placed in Rice park
and will no doubt be an object of interest.
Officer Zirkelbach found man at the ISeven
corners very much intoxicated. When taken
gold watches on his person, some money and
railroad deed for eighty acres of land in
Missouri.
The committee on markets held meeting
yesterday afternoon to consider the ordinance
in relation to the sale of vegetables. The
| committee decided to recommend the repeal
of the old ordinance, and requested City At
| torney Murray to draw up new one IN &C.
| cordance with the wishes OF many hundred
| petitioners.
| The colored people of this city are making
arrangements for an entertainment to be given
| at the Opera house on the evening of August
LIST for the benefit OF James Henry, vel
known barber, who lost his eye sight some
three years ago. The object is meritorious
one ami the entertainment to be given will bt
well worth the price of admission.
team, attached to load of hay, ran away
on Minnesota street last night, upsetting the
load and breaking the wagon. They wer'
halted in demoralized condition at the cor
ner of Sixth and Jackson streets. The driver
recuperated his rig only to have another run
away still more demoralizing than the first
A third attempt had the same result, and Their
the job was abandoned.
There Was very large attendance last n Ugh
at the Rice park concert of the Great Western
l D3uQ OOeU Vi pcOPio III carriages ana on 1901
There was but one unpleasant thing connected
with it and that was the dust The park wa
lovely, the grass, fountain and flowers charm
ing, the electric lights very brilliant and tn
music supurb. But for che dust there woul,
have been nothing to mar the pleasure of tn
| concert. Some time ago the council orderet
the streets around the park sprinkled by tn
department, and the question that now be
comes interesting is as to why the order of tn
| council is not obeyed.
About 1880 this morning Officer HAM
brought into camp one of the notorious Aenk
boys. The boy is about seventeen or eigh
teen years of age. and was just drunk enoug
to be very ugly. Just about u O'Clock h
was put out of saloon on the corner {
Seventh and Cedar streets. where he was r.
fused anything more to drink. This kind {
treatment made him angry and he picked q
big stone and was just on the point {
throwing it at the building when Office
Hanft collared him. The officer had his hant
full in getting the scape grace to the city ha
and finally locked him up.