Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-09
CITY GLOBULES.

Rev. DR.. Dana lectures at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms at o'clock. Subject: "Reminiscences |
of Travel" All are invited.
c. Richards, member of the wont work |
society, was before his honor yesterday morn
ing and sent out of the city.
Everybody should bear in mind that the first
annual ball of the fire department will take place
at Market hall Wednesday evening, April IL.
Dr. Davenport, who has been confined to his
house for some time, was much improved
Yesterday and expects to resume his duties at
an early date.
Minneapolis is to be favored with the cele-
brated English pott, Oscar Wilde. Why can
not st Paul, with her boosted aesthetic cul-
ture, have him?
The temperance text book question will be
considered at DR.. Dana's house on Saturday
evening next. The opponents as well as
friends are invited to be present.
Two prisoners named Jones and Odvill,were
brought to this city yesterday, to answer to
the charge of cutting on government prop.
erty at Kimbsr Lake. They will be arranged
this morning.
Messrs. Corlies, Chapman & Drake have
been awarded the contract for finishing the
sash, doors, ETC., for the Dakota penitentiary
The authorities looked all around and tried for
bids and at last accepted that of the st. Paul
firm.
E. Rosback, dandy little German, but who
loves his beer too well, was arrested Tuesday
night while fighting the sidewalks. He didn't
want to get drunk again and as 1t was first ap-
in hn W.
his home.
Adelbert E. Chase, a member of Farmer
Lodge, l. 0. o. F., Farmer Corners, New
York, died yesterday at No. 10S st. Paul
street, aged IS years. He will be buried by
Excelsior Lodge, No. 60, I. o. o. F., Friday,
the remains having been prepared for burial
by Leigh & Co. He had been in st. Paul but
a few months.
The total amount of real estate transfers,
filed in the office of the register of deeds yes
terday was $751; 5S. The two largest items being
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. to
Edward Mckinney, for Sic, 900, and Caroline
Schurmeir to Michel Defel, for $500
This is considered an unusual large amount
for one day.
Rev, H. c. Conant, of Cannon Falls, has
accepted the call of Pacific Congregations
church, and will commence his labors TIT
third Sunday of this month. The members
are to be congratulated in obtaining man sc
eminenlly fitted for just such field. new
church is soon to be built, and great success:
must be in store for it,
j. R. Kask got full as tick yesterday after
noon, and, after spending all his wealth, re
turned to his home, near the Harvester works
and gave vent to his drunken anger by beating
his wife in most shameful manner. Office
Breslau, who happened to be in the neighbor
hood took hand in the disturbance and CAV
Kask the collar for the city hall.
T. Hill and J. Moore got too too utterl
full Tuesday afternoon and were arrested Will
taking gutter bath at the seven corners
Two sicker looking buns could not be fOun'
than were these two tanks when arralgne'
yesterday morning. 1t cost hill Hill just fiv
good dollars TO get outside, while Moore viii
be the guest IF the sheriff for the next fv
days.
John Body, lover of Jersey lightning
got mixed up on sibley street yesterday morn
ing AID insisted that the houses were upsid
down and the street moving while he wa
standing still. Officer Hanft reasoned witt
him few minutes and John reasoned witt
himself during the afternoon in the dungeon
cell. Judge Burr will finish the reasoning
this morning.
Two pretty looking bruisers were T. Larki
and Fl. Dewitt when brought into cour
yesterday morning. They had settled dis
pute the night before in true artistic STYLE AM
officer O'Keefe was the third party and CAV
them 10 the tower. Dewitt presented the cOur
with ten crisp bills and promised to sin nj
more, while Larkin will not sin for at least tel
days He will eat the county's bread and SOU
until the 18th inst.
A deed was recorded yesterday from Caro-
line schurmere to Michael Dehel, conveyin!
the west x of lot 10, block 26, St. Paul proper
for SlS,5O0. This is where Smiths tropIca
fruit store is, on Third street, between Rober
and Jackson streets. The deed was also re
corded from the Northwestern Mutual Lift
Insurance company to Edward Mckinney, o
the southwest corner of Washington ant
Fifth streets, the Metropolitan livery stable
for $16,0 900.