Daily globe., 1882-04-12
CITY GLOBULES.

Brick laying upon the new capitol was 60
ing forward yesterday with large force.
Supt. Kiehle lectured before the high school
at Excelsior, Hennepin county, last evening.
The teachers institute at Bird Island, ap-
pointed for the present week, has been post
poned to October ., on account of the illness
of Supt. Gerald.
Stone laying for the foundations to the ad-
dition to the city hall is progressing rapidly.
In the suit in the United States District
court of the United States against those forty
three cases of brandy, etc., Judge Nelson yes
terday granted the motion for stay OF Judg-
ment for 80 days.
The board of audit of claims against the
old bond railroad companies, yesterday de-
clared dividend of IS per cent on the balance
due claimants against the Transit company,
and per cent against the Cedar Valley rail
road.
It is reported that d. NJ. Sabin, of Still
water, and J. L. Merriam, of st. Paul, have
bought 400 acres of land on the south and
east of White Bear Lake, and they will COM
mence Immediately to erect thereon large
number of cottages.
Alfred D. Seyers of Chisago county, charged
with doing a retail liquor business without
license, before United States Commissioner
Cardozo yesterday, gave bonds for his appear
ance to answer in the United States District
court, at the June term at Winona.
Adjutant General Van Ceve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of q widow S
pension at IS per month, on account of the
0f Tha &c n 6nr rQ-
siding as Stockton, Winona county, and her
pension dates from December %, 1880, the
date of her husbands death.
Health inspectors Meyerding ard Patterson
have issued manifesto in hand bill form,
warning all good citizens to promptly remove
all manure and yard rubbish from their prem
ises to the dumping ground foot of Eagle
street, or 10 suffer the pains and penalties pro-
vided for such failure.
Judge simonds yesterday filed decree
granting the divorce of Eta McCone from
Samuel McCone The decree also allows
plaintiff to take her maiden name, Eta Rob-
inson, and gives her the custody of the chill
drep, with permission to the husband to see
them every three months.
Another attempt to recover the body of
Henry Springer from the Dayton Bluff we'll
will be made, Acting Mayor Dowlan having
yesterday contracted with Barney Allen for
$500 to perform the job. Allen is an old and
experienced well digger and feels confident he
will recover the body without fail or mishap
of any kind. He will commence work this
morning.
The members of Itaska division No. 81, of
the Yard Masters Mutual Benefit association,
gave their first ball last evening at Sherman
hall. The hall was freely decorated with
American flags of various sizes, and the at
tendance was very good, all seeming to enjoy
themselves. 1.-THE dancing programme was
pretty long, and consisted of twenty y-four
numbers.
officer Babe run in couple OF boot black
kids Yesterday forenoon. The boys are only
about twelve years of age, but they are "hard
ones" and no mistake. They had a position
yesterday morning at the corner of Third and
Wabashaw streets, where they amused them
selves by insulting and fly remarks upon
passers by, ladies as we'll as men. They took
their arrest and incarce ration with the nom
chalence of old stagers.
The feud between the tribes of Shlsenski
and Lewinsky located on the upper flats near
the stock yards, received brief attention in the
police court yesterday morning, and will be
continued Saturday, April Is. The feud has
existed for some time, and eliminated April
in regular knock down and drag out fight,
during which the male Lewinsky received a
broken arm, and the female Shisenski had her
skull laid open, while several other members
of the opposing tribes were more or less in
jured. Since then flour warrants have been
sworn out, two on each side, and as soon. as
the wounded combatants are able to appear in
court, the legal controversy will commence.