Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
CITY GLoBULEs.

The board of equilisation holds a regular
me ting this eveHing.
The man who swallowed paris green few
nights ago ia recovering, and will be all right
IN short time.
Arllcl,s of incorporation of the Swing Arch
Chapter, No. %, of Worlhlnglon, were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The of'
fierrs OF the chapter are the lncorporators.
Work has been resumed on Commodore
Kittsou's splendid mansion, being erected at
the intersection of Summit with Dayton ave.
nue., under the sUperlntendency of architect
R4dclif.
Mr. Johnson, prominent lawyer of Chicago'
Is In he city assisting Harvey Oflesr, Ed, In
the defense IN a suit being tried in the dis rict
court against Law, ence & Martin, of Chicago,
the filled "Tolu Rock aud Rye" nrm.
The boys of tue No l engine house are
cleaning up and requiring the old No. l
engiue, TO be put ito service at No house
on 81 Anthony Hui, me king IL look ss bright
and neat as when received from the manu-
factory.
Chief Strong purchased horse for the fire
department yesterday six years old, weighs
l,4uO pounds, ana sound. The price was $500,
which is considered very chtap. Three more
are to be purchased for use at No. 5 hose room
10 be occupied with the old No. engine aud
outfit.
Phillip Riley, of the lumber firm Of John
Mu,tin 6 Co., who resides at b65, Dayton av
euue, was beamipg all over with Joy yester-
Gay. There were two of them, girls. one
Weighing seven and the other eight pounds,
and mother and daughters doing unusually
well.
Mr.. VIM rhileo, OF the firm of Philleo &
stillman, Terra Gotta works, had the misfor-
tune yesterday to seriously iDjure ons of his
hands. He was examining a piece OF ma
chinery and almost before lie knew 1t got his
hand into POSITION where it was partially
crushed.
Rev. DR.. Marshall's lecture OH "How 10
Make Life a Success" before the z. NJ c. A.
last evening Vas listened 10 by large and ap-
preciati,e audience The hints given by the
speaker we're such as every young man should
closely follow in order to become a true and
noble man.
Joseph r Brown, for the past twenty. five
years the attentive and reliable jauitor of the
county building, has been compelled to resign
his position, ~ ge and bodily infrmities render
ing hun incspa bic of longer performing the
the duties. The officers OF the building have
united in petition for the appointment of
Joseph 6uion to the position.
Yesterday two colored soldiers passed
through town with two colored prisoners
from Fort Randall, where the latter were cou.
victed IF rape and sentenc, to ten years con-
flutment at Detroit. While here in st Paul
one Of the colored guards was called upon by
the light, fingered gentry for few dollars,
about all he had, which he gave up without
knowing it.
The Montreal excursionlsts over the CHI
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road arrived in
St. Paul yesterday afternoon and passed right
through to Winnipeg, and will stop here in
st. Paul on their return They gave expires.
sion 10 their views by adopting resolution OF
thanks los. s Merrill and The officers Of the
company for the pleasant and convenient ar.
raugemehts made for their trip.
total Of thirteen culprils answered the
roll call in the municipal court yesterday
morning, four Of which were ordinary drunks,
one only paying up S. the Others taking five
days IN the Hotel DE- chter; three dsorderlies
Que Of " hum paid $40, The other two getting
ten days each: three vagranta, one ordered
out OF the city, the Other two getting ten
days each; one thief, sent to the grand jury,
and saloon keeper who paid $l5 for keeping
his saloon open Sunday.
s. Erickson, saloon keeper, was arraigned
in the municipal coura yesterday morning,
charged with violating the city ordinance by
keeping his saloon open Sunday. Erickson
Acknowledged the truth of the allegation, but
plead in eXtenua;ion thai he Was Ignorant OF
the existence Of any such ordinance, plea
that SEE med to st ike Judge Burr as well made,
for upon promise by Erickson to go and sin
no more In this direct on, he was let of upon
the pay mtnt of Sl5 bills.
Secretary Young of the immigration bureau,
Is in receipt OF letter from Frederick W.
Prince, United States consul ct Bellevile
CAuada, asking for immigration documents,
and such her Information as can be given in
Tt lation TO tie inducements offered By Mime.
sota 10 Immigrants. In his letter Mr.. p ince
Says: "Thtre l. constant stream of immi
grafton from Canada to lbe United States
Notwithstanding the Manitoba excitement
and so fir as this Consular district is concerned
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