Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-18
CITY GLOBULEs.

State Treasurer Kittelson paid visit 1.
Lake Minnetonka yesterday.
The young ladies Of st. Mary's parish will
give lawn festival in Morrison park, Mint
and Locust streets, this evening.
Messrs. Flower and Scott inspected tn
steamboats, I. E. Staples and Silver Link a
stlllWater yesterday, and pronounced then
so. K" ''"
The board of equalization for Ramsey coun
ty' met and organized yesterday, but without
transacting any further business adjourned tc
2 p. m. to-day.
line board OF trade has received an invitation
from the chamber of commerce OF Duluth
asking the board to aid in the effort to units
the Red River of the North with Lake
Superior.
Mr.. Howard II. Cleveland, after severe
examination by Messrs. Allis and Willis, Of
the examining committee of the Ramsey
county district court, was admitted to prac
tice by Judge Brill.
Deputy Sheriff Foster, of Morrison county
nassed through the city on Sunday for st.
Peter, having In charge an insane woman
named Mrs. Il. I'll. Pierce, whom he was tax.
lug W Tie eyluu.
Felix Bosquit and Emma Sweppe, walked
into Judge Burr's court yesterday morning
and asked to be united in marriage. The
necessary documents having been secured the
twain were made one.
The Pottgieser block adjoining the custom
house, on Wabashaw street, is nearly com.
pleted and in q few days 'Nick" will be at
home once more. When finished "Nick" will
have one of the cosiest homes In st. Paul.
The case of j. Neeham, charged with an
assault with dangerous weapon in saloon
row, corner of Western avenue and Thomas
street, was called in the municipal court yes
ierday morning and adjourned until to-day.
Mayor Rice has revoked the license of
Arnold Bertram, proprietor OF the saloon cor
ner Harrington and Univeraity avenues, where
the murderous affray took place Sunday even
ing, in which Patrick O'Toole was so terribly
beaten.
The donations for the Firenen's library the
past week were as follows: Mrs. P. R. Har-
denburg, 10 Seaside Library, z Franklin
Square Library, Harper's Half Hour Series;
Mrs. Stanford Newell, Is Seaside Library,
Franklin Square Library; j. A. Whitman, 10
bound miscellaneous works, 2 volumes Scrib-
ner's, of Harpers and of McClure's Anec-
dotes.
A man, whose name was not secured, re-
ported at police headquarters yesterday noon
that he had lost $716 According to his story
he had drawn the money from Minneapolis
bank in the morning to make payment in
st. Paul, and while on his way from that city
to this the money was lost, how he could not
imagine.
There is beginning to be some warming up
in local politics. A dispute between Slim Jim
and Dick O'Connor last evening attracted q
good deal of attention on Wabashaw street
near Sixth, last night. The former was
championlng John B. Olivier for sheriff and
were finally suspended without serious re-.
suits.
Gus. Manchon, w. Padowitz and Charles
Fisher, engaged in tho brutal row Sunday
evening in the saloon of Arnold Bertram,
corner of Harrington and University avenues,
In which Pat O'TOole was terribly beaten, were
up before Judge Burr yesterday morning but
OfToole's condition preventing his appearance
the hearing was continued until the oath.
O'Toole was quite low yesterday but it was
thought last evening he would recover.
Articles of incorporation of the Pillsbury
and Hubert Elevator company were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday The object
of the incorporation is the doing grain and
elevator business in Minnesota, Dakota, the
Province of Manitoba and the northwestern
provinces of Canada. Principal place of busl-
ness Minneapolis, and capital stock $500, OOO
The incorporators are Geo. A. Pillsbury, John
s. Pillsbury, Charles A. Pillsbury, Fred. c.
Pillsbury, Charles s. Hubert and Charles M.
Amsden.