Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
OETY GLORULEs

tsiursr Smith, notorious thief, was
clicked I'D Yesterday by Detective Bresett and
seal out Of town.
State Auditor Brsden yesterday redeemed
Sy, 5aS 90 worth of old Minnesota railroad
aonds, held by c. P. Coggsweil OF Conneetl-
Csat.
Csty Treasurer Renz yesterday paid the city
officials their monthly stipeuds, amounting to
$1,000, and city contractors, uron approved
warrants, to the amount of a0o9t Sa,oo0.
The chamber of commerce has secured the
ioor over the Boston clothing house, corner
Of Third aud Robert streets, for their rooms.
They Tacate th.ir present premises May Ass'
The plat commission were in session yester
day afternoon and approved tbs plat OF LEWIS
addition TO S. Pani This addition is rear.
rsncement OF lois l6 to SO. both inclusive Oh
Baslle's addition TO ss. Paul
G. Holberg ie another example of the
danger of keeping saloons open after IL mid
night He tried it, was caught ut 1t, and yes
&erday morning paid over SO 10 Lhe hunicl-
raj court for doing il. The danger IS IN oelng
caught.
The articles of Incorporation OF the North
western Car and Manufacturing company, for
the manufacture OF ears, etc, at saltwater,
with capitalof s., 000. 200. already mentioned
n detail in the GLOBE, were filed with the Sec
rotary of state yesterday.
Mr.. N Lyon, for many years l salesman
with Maunheimer Bros. will engage ~ bus
mess in few DAYS ct the stand just vacated
nv that frm. He will have full line OF Ia
dies and gents furnishing goods, suits, etc.,
e7crythiug in his stock bang rev and fresh.
Chas. A. Willard was yesterday admitted to
practice in the courts OF this state in the dis
trict court OF Ramsey county, on the motion
Of John W. Willis, upOn certificate OF the
supreme cOurt OF Vernon; and Allen Il. Com
Sort was admitted upon examination before
Judpe Sinons, by a committee consisting OF
Messrs. II. Il Stephens and John Willis. Both
gentlemen win locale in st. Paul, MIR. Willard
becoming partner OF AIR. Willis.
Some time during Friday night parties
entered the carpt inter- aud blacksmith shop oil
Esese, Mahle & Sutmer, corner OF Eighth and
Olive streets, with the purpose OF burgiarlz'
;ar \ smsll safe in the shop. a hole YVES
drilled In the safe door near the lock, evident
" with the Intention of using powder, but
with the drilling of the hole operations were
suspended. the burglars being heightened
away, it is presumed
Among tie many improvements 10 be con-
ueuced this eeasoD, will he a BLOCK of fine
dwelling houses, 10 be erected by Mr.. Z. Lytlf
anon HIS recently parchased property. corner
OF Cedar and Tenth streets. This is Que OF
the finest pieces OF property in the city. Its
location cannot he surpassed, being on high
ground, directly in front OF the rev capital
building, and cov-ring in space 100 feet on
Cedar street and ITO fees on Tenth street. The
corner upon which the French Catholic church
has stood until recently.
Articles of incorporation OF The Southern
minnesota Fair association were fled with the
secretary of state yesterday. The principal
Dlace of business OK the corporation Is Roches
ter, Olnsted county. and the capital stock i;
$4,000. The names of the incorporates are
Cleo. w. VanDusen, Robert WsidroD, Charles
Van Campen. SimGel Whltten, +. L. V
Mount, Joel J. Scott, E. G. Cross, Georg'
Graves, D. A. Morrison, j. D. Blake, Charlie
e, Marvin, Thomas Eckles. Chas. 81. Chad
Bourne, + G. Odds, II Z. Harmon, W. W
Msyo and T. FL. Bliss, all Of Rochester. Th'
special purpose for organizing she association
as this time is to seeure cOUtrSl of land npoI
which 10 hold state fairs.