Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-05
CITY GLOBULES.
4 RTbe F;remen,s Relief association held a

4 RThe Firemen's Relief association held a
meeting at engine house No. last night.
The anti-prohibition Epeople held another
meeting at Pfeifer's hall last night, from which
all newspaper men We're excluded
The city was filed last evening with strang ers
from every part of the country, and many of
them were troubled to get place to sleep.
The amount of cash paid into the mu-
nicipal court as fines yesterday summed
up $3.50.
The Farmers board of trade of Minnesota
will hold their regular annual meeting to-day
Tuesday at the capital at the hour of 2 p. m.
Last week was the lightest business in
the municipal court since Judge Burr took
his seat. There were only "a offenders
tried.
Bids will be opened at IL o'clock, noon, to-
day, at the Office of the secretary of state for
supplying the state with paper and ink for the
| ensuing year. -
The committee on public buildings of 1.-THE
county commissioners held meeting yesterday
afternoon and will submit their report to the
| meeting of the board to-day.
| A suit was commenced yesterday in the dis
trict court by Samuel Klayman against the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific road to recover
| $500 damages for loss of baggage, and also for
expenses and loss of time in looking it up.
| Woods theater on Seventh street, near. the
corner of jackson, was opened last night An
audience which filed every portion Of the house
greeted the company, and the play of Fanchon
was presented in very acceptable manner.
The FIVE German singing societies in ST. Paul
l
/ Join in an excursion next Sunday to Forest lake
where they will spend the day singing and en-
| joying themselves as kind of picnic party. Is
| Arrangements had been made for serenade tx
\ J. C. Haupt, the grand master of the Nationa
| Order of the Sons of Herman, last evening, but
owing to the unfortunate contretempts elsewhere
noted, it was deemed best to postpone it fol
| some future occasion.
The dogs cause great deal of trouble in Rice
park, and it looks as though it would be neces
sary to arm the police with shot-guns to pro
/ tect the flowers. The city has been pretty
| much relieved of the COWS and now this latter
trouble seems to be no less unpleasant. Yester-
| day two big dogs got to fighting In one of the
beds of flowers and broke down number OF
! them.
| Arrangements are being made for the erection
of tower on Bridge square for the purpose Of
| lighting part of the city with electric light
The tower will be about 100 feet high and vii
| be furnished with five burners, which it il
claimed will light the bridge the whole length
snd the flats of West st. Paul, Wabashaw ans
4 Third streets.
An attempt was made late Sunday night t,
burglarize the residence Of Mr.. George Eckle
ON Pine street just out Of Seventh. The burgla
was heard, and Mr.. Eckles and gentleman stop
ping with him, gave chase through an alley, an,
out on Olive street, firing several shots, but q
| far as known without effect. Officer Brossea
also took hand In the matter, but the woul
be thief escaped In the darkness.
I The fire department. was called out about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, by an alarm the
1 was sent in in consequence of a fire discovers
I in the rear of Golden's restaurant on Thir
street in little old frame building used for
laundry. The damage was very small and tn
| steamer had but little to do. One of the stream
| broke In window In Donnelly's saloon an
spoiled some cigars, which was about all the res
damage.
DR.. SchelFs funeral took place from his res
dence yesterday afternoon at o'cloc
and was largely attended. There was q YER
large display of flowers woven into the usu,
forms of crosses, crowns and wreaths. The sins
ing by Mrs. Morris Lamprey, Prof. Wood, MI
Saynor and Miss Pierson, was very beautiful an
| effective. The services were performed by Re,
N1r. Kittson. The pail bearers were DIR. Higbet
DIR. Waldron, DR.. Dorion, DIR. Huges, DR.. Boyo
DR.. Hutchinson and DR.. Griswold.