Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-11
oIrY GLoBULEs.

One hundred and forty licenses for dogs
were issued yesterday.
The board Of education will hold special
meeting at s O'Clock this evening.
The board of education will hold special
meeting Wednesday next at 2 pm.
After this date the New Jerusalem Tor Swe-
denborgian) church will be closed, for vaca-
ton, until Sept. s.
Thomas O'Hallorau was yesterday appoint
ed by Mayor Rice special policeman for the
st. Paul & Manitoba road.
Sheriff Richter don't rejoice exactly at
Sheriff Eustis' misfortune, still he remarks
that misery likes company.
The fines paid in the municipal court yes-
terday amounted to $lS4, while the commit
ments aggreatged 100 days.
State Treasurer Kittleson yesterday received
the June settlement of the treasurer OF Henni-
Pin county, amounting to si0,947.65.
The deed for the transfer of the McCarger
block, from Alfred Wharton to VIM. Dawson
for $37 ,000 has at last gone on record.
Those who are DESTROYS OF seeing a med
iciDe dance performed by the Indians should
communicate with Mr.. Dodge of the st.
Paul & Duluth road, who will arrange an
excursion to Lake Pokegama il sufficient
inducements are offered.
The "Nor Cross Farmers Elevator CON-
pany," located at Nor Cross, Grant county,
and organized to do general elevator business
at that point, filed articles Of incorporation
with the secretary OF state yesterday. The
capital stock of the company Is $4,000.
The electric lights were lighted in Rice park
last evening for the first time. There are
three of them, and they will probably serve
the purpose of lighting the park very, well In
| general way, but 1t is very doubtful If they
will furnish light enough for the band. They
did not last evening.
The examination of applicants for admission
to practice in the courts Of this state, an
nounced for Up. IN. in the district court be.
fore Judge WilkiD, was postponed to Monday
next, the nth, at the same hour, owing TO
the unavoidable absence of members of the
examining committee.
man whose name is not made known has
become conscience stricken and through Rev.
T. Y Aug Stemper sends back to the d.
luth road $40 with letter saying that II is
restitution money belonging to the railroad
company for wood stolen from the company
years ago by "a MOTTO be-named person."
Sheriff Richter was called off to Hudson yes
terday to see man that declared he was one
OF the Ramsey county Jail breakers. On his
arrival at Hudson he found the fellow TO be
one Fisher who was in Jail here for short
time on a charge OF drunkenness. While in a
state of intoxication he pretended to be one of
the Jail breakers but it was little vain boast
ing.
Up to last evening Messrs. Mccarthy &
Donnelly had heard nothing from the brother
or father supposed to live in Carver county,
of the young man, Herman Farwald, drowned
in Lake Johanna Sunday. If nothing is heard
from these parties, or other relatives of de-
ceased, by noon to-day, Messrs. Mccarthy &
Donnelly will inter the remains in the after
noon.
The DEVILS Lake country is the objective
point now for those who are
going west to grow up with the
country. Scarcely day passes with.
out number Of people going through
St. Paul for that land Of promise. Many Of
those who have been up there exploring
look upon it as superior 10 any portion OF
the Red River valley.
The Fourth OF July row in the Sixth ward
is now but matter If record in the munich
pal court. The parties interested evidently
thinking they had had enough OF law, not
withstaneing the motion OF their attorney for
an arrest OF judgment, walked into court yes.
terday morning and paid their respective fines
as follows: w. Preiger, SIS; w. Poulson, SO;
Z. Miller, $25; G. Leyman, $40.
Con. Cushman, the notorious, wound fup
his Saturday night spree imagining himself a
whole regiment of infantry, in pursuance OF
which idaa l,o eb,
and started to clean out the whole neighbour
hood. Officer Morien dropped on to the racket
and marched Con. into camp, and yesterday
morning be was waltzed before his honor,
Judge Burr, by whom he was given ninety
days in which 10 allow his military ardor to
cool.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Oneota
Boom and Mill company, formed for the pur-
pose Of constructing and operating a boom
or booms on the st. Louis river, near Spirit
lake, were filed with the secretary of state
Yesterday. The incorporators are Freeman
keene and Alfred Merritt of Oneota, and Vase
Palmer and N. Hulett of Duluth. The capital
stock is $4,000, and the principal place oil
business is to be at Duluth.
A number Of complaints have been made to
health inspector Patterson that good many
cattle, calves and sheep, in poor flesh, and evil.
IDENTIFY unsound, are being slaughtered and
sold in this market. Mr.. Patterson proposes
to thoroughly investigate the com plants, and
also to keep as close a watch as possible in the
future, and if he finds the charges wei
founded. to prosecute the offenders to the full
extent of the law.
City Clerk Prendergast was paralyzed when
he reached his office in the city hall at
o'clock yesterday morning. He found his
office door besieged by crowd of between
thirty and forty dog owners, anxious to secure
/ licenses for their pets before the killing,
| announced 10 commence yesterday morning,
had reached their property. The first rush
| was the largest, but the clerk and treasurer
were kept busy all day long issuing the licenses
and taking in the money, over 100 licenses In
| all being issued during tn, day.