Daily globe., 1882-06-16
CITY GLoBuLEs.

rector of the work house board in place of Mr..
Peter Berkey, resigned.
The circus will pitch its tent on the oppo
site side of the river in the usual place, after
all, and everybody is happy.
The two telephone poles on the northwest
corner of Jackson and Fourth streets, are be-
ing undermined and need attention immedi-
ately.
The ladies must not forget the prayer meet
ing which will be held in the Y. M. G. A.
rooms Saturday afternoonS:S0 o'clock, by the
| W. C. T. U.
| A teachers institute will commence at Glen
coe, Mcleod county, Tuesday next, to be con.
Quoted by Prof. Sanford Niles, of Rochester,
Olmsted county.
Kenney Bros. yesterday conveyed to the
Northern Pacific road lots and 2, block 60,
Kittson' addition, on the corner of Pine and
East Fourth street, for $4,000.
A decree was entered yesterday in the dis.
trict court in the suit for the Partition of the
estate of the late John G. Becht, ordering
division of the property among the heirs.
While the ten companies of infantry and
one Of artillery are enjoying their encamp-
ment the corner stone of the armory building
will be laid by them with Masonic ceremo-
MES.
The Ancient order OF Hibernians, division No.
1, have elected James Ryan, president; J. Fl.
Downey, vice president; E. F. Walsh, secre-
tary; j. c. Cantwell, corresponding secretary;
N. Dunvey, treasurer.
The McCargar block has been sold to
Messrs. Dawson & Smith for $37 900. This is
the well known block on West Third street,
in which is located the retail carpet store of
Messrs. Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck.
Gen. Flower, supervising inspector of
steamboats,, after a thorough examination of
the st. Croix steamboat, G.. B. Knapp, has
revoked her license for carrying passengers,
the boilers of the boat provingto be too much
worn for such service.
Ats o. clock yesterday morning Miss Eliza
Weis, sister-in-law of Sheriff Richter, was
united in maria e to Mr.. Oscar Matter, at
the German Catholic church. After the cere-
mony the married couple, with their friends
and relatives, had q pleasant reception at Mr..
Winters on East Ninth street.
Articles of incorporation of the ''Church of
st. Joseph" Henderson, sibley county, and
the "Church of st. Columbanees," i Blooming
Prairie, Steele county, we're filed With the Sec
retary of state yesterday, Rt. Rev. Bishop
Grace, the Catholic bishop of the diocese of
St. Paul, and associates, being the incOrpora
tors.
The formal appointment of Mr.. Trott, as
land agent of the Northern Pacific, cannot
take place prior to Gen. Lamborn's re-
turn from the Pacific coast. The appoint.
ment now given is that of acting general land
agent, to fill the vacancy occasioned by Col.
Newport's resignation. 1t is to be presumed
that Ger. Lamborn will renew the appoint
ment when he returns.
An order was filed yesterday by Judge Will
kin, denying the motion for new trial in the
case of A. R. Cspehart against ex-Sherif
Jas. King, in which judgment was entered
against the latter for damages in about $500,
for failing to prevent Mrs. Kennedy from re-
moving a building from ground owned by
Capehart. The case will probably be ap-
pealed to the supreme court.
Chief Weber yesterday afternoon received a
telegram from the coroner of Dakota county,
to the effect that the remains of boy, ap.
parently about fourteen years OF age, had been
found in the river at Nininger, that county.
Chief Weber, upon reflection, remembering
the report of the drowning of boy of that
age at Minneapolis, some two weeks ago, re-
peated the telegram to the Minneapolis au-
thOrities.
Mr.. Patrick Dempsey, who for two years
past has been worthy citizen OF st. Paul has
recently, removed to Iona, Murray county
Though an entire new conner there he was
Immediately selected for the responsible posi-
tion of town supervisor and treasurer. Mr..
Dempsey left a situation of trust in the GLOBE
Office when he went to the country, and now
the GLOBE takes pleasure in bearing witness
to the wisdom of the confidence repOssd in
him in his new home.
It's good thing to be a governor. For
example, Gov. Hubbard received an invitation
yesterday to attend grand ball, to be given
at Dasscl, Wright county, on the Fourth of
July evening, the occasion being the dedica-
tion of new town hall, the music to be
furnished by Thomas orchestra. The an
nouncement that "Thomas'" orchestra is to
furnish the music ought to capture even SO
exalted an official as governor.
The Midway palace stock car, with the
horses Little Brown jug, silverton, Fannie
Witherspoon, So So and Fleming Girl, who
participated in the races at Hastings Tuesday
and Wednesday, arrived back from that point
by the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road
Yesterday noon. The horses were in good
shape, and after rest over to-day and to-
morrow in the elegant Midway stables, will,
with Won Arnim and Sannie g., be shipped
tomorrow evening for Fargo. where they ap-
pear IN races and speed trials next week, the
third cfthe Northwestern Circuit.