Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-24
CITY GLoBULEs.

Wiz GLObOLfIS.
A part of the marble flooring of the office
of the Merchants hotel is being relaid
Coup, the great circus man, has his car, all
covered over with circus pictures, standing on
the track below the union depot.
Judge Nelson of the United States circuit
court, in the case of E. Martindale vs.. Eliza
A. Was, filed decree to plaintiff.
1t is reported that an eastern coal syndicate
has decided to establish general office in St.
Paul, to better enable it to compete for the
trade Of the Northwest.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of an invalid
pension claim, with arrearages, of S495, 40, and
fathers claim for S2664S.
The test appeal in the social evil cases in
this county, that of the state against Kitty
Cook, was argued in the supreme court yester.
DAY ana taken under advisement by the court.
Articles OF incorporation of "The Church of
st. Philip" Lltchfeld, and of "The Church of
the Assumption" Hancock, Right Rev. Bish-
op Grace and associates incorporators, were
nled with the secretary of state yesterday.
It looks now as though we might have
some weather suitable for giving the horses
at Midway some good work This is what
thy want very much. A few weeks of good
weather now will put them right forward
towards the condition required.
j. B. Cook & Son removed their omnibus
office yesterday to the corner of Third and
sibley streets in the Minneapolis s. St. Louis
railroad office: They are admirably located
now for their business, and elegantly fixed in
one Of the finest office rooms in the city.
"The Northwestern Pipe and Paving com.
pany," headquarters Minneapolis, and capital
stock $4,000, filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday. Tbs in
corporators are 8. G. Magill, Fargo, D. T.;
and W. 8. Benton, n. G. Hicks, 8. E. Neier,
!. @. Seeley, W. b. Leonord, c. 81. Prior and
George Blake, of Minneapolis.
The committee on property of the board OF
education has decided to report in favor of a
change in the heating system in the new Gar
field school, Sixth ward, substituting steam
for furnace, and also to dispense with The four
ventilatirg chimneys provided for, and have
instead central ventilator, or air-tower,
connecting with all the rooms.
Richard R. Rodgers and James A. Clark,
who escaped from the Winona jail, Monday
night, were confined in the Ramsey county
Jail about three months ago, but United
States Marshal McLaren did not consider
them safe here and so took them to Winona
for safe keeping. 1t was good idea. There
is nothing like having prisoners right W here
you can put your finger on them.
The Homestead Building society has elected
the following officers President, DIR. VIM.
Richeson; vice president H. P. Grant; treas
urer, Albert Scheffer; secretary, j. ]. McCar-
thy; attorney, W. L. Kelley. The following
directors are also elected e. R. Morton, c. A.
Kerst, P. j. Gieson, F. Siebald, F. NJ. Finch,
Frank Breuer, Frank Werner, John Jessrang,
Charles Weber and II. A. Brewster. The ex-
aiming committee consists of E. L. Freyer,
r. G. Gooding and s. B. Deither.
A petition for a writ of certiorari was
granted by the supreme court yesterday in the
case of Spencer s. Searles, of Mankato, and
Others, praying that the Hon. NJ. J. Sever
ance, judge of the Sixth judicial district, be
required to produce the records made by him
i'll the matter of appointing receiver of the
estate of Jas. j Pierce. bankrupt. The
writ was made June I'd, at $50. With the
writ was also issued a citation for the ater-
neys for the receiver to appear in court and
answer.
During Mr.. Seconds argument on the bond
question he state d that the original bill
authorizing the issuance of the bonds was
not signed by the governor. Yesterday Judge
Mitchell requested the secretary of state to
hunt up the original draft of the bill to ascer-
tain whether or not this was the fact. The
secretary did so, when it was discovered that
the bill was signed by Charles L. Chase, act
ing territorial governor, the governor and
secretary of state beng absent and Mr.. Chase
being the acting governor.