Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28
CITY oLoBULEs.


"My Partner" at the Opera house this eren
'ng.
The party who yesterday picked up the hy-
drant wrench of engine No. 4, is respectfully
requested to return the same to the eDgine
house.
Some half dozen tramps we're guests at the
station house last night. They will, I'M
doubitdly, be invited by Judge Burr this
morning to ''take walk"
Adjutant General Van Clevs yesterday re-.
ceived notice of the allowance of an invalid
pension claim, with arrearsges, amounting to
81 1858 7S, and bounty clam of Sl0o
In the case OF the Union Depot company
against the city, on trial in the district court
before judge Brill, the hearing of evidence
was completed yesterday, and Gauss submitted
upon briefs.
James Burris, contractor for the brick work
upon the state capitol building, put force of
men to work yesterday erecting the scafold-
ing, and expects to commence laying brick
Monday next.
". s. Coffin, Esq, late OF the Chippewa
County Herald, has been appointed postal
route agent on the route from Minneapolis TO
Winthrop, Renville county, to commence
with April LIST.
L. Z Reed, Esq, president OF The Capital
Bank, will return to-day from nine week' s
absence, during which Tune be and Mrs. Reed
have visited the Southern States, Cuba, Mex
leo aud other points OF interest.A
In the municipal court yesterday Maggie
Wilson, drunk and disorderly, was given sixty
days in the women's reformatory to sober up
and, If possible, to recover little CT the Self.
respect she was once supposed to possess.
Col Taylor, state librarian, has received a
box of fifteen volumes OF books from the state
librarian of New York. The books consist
Of toree volum,s of 1T te law reports, Journals
Of lie leg slature and reports of state officers.
In the case OF the United States against the
Mississippi & Rum river boom company, in
which decree against defendant was entered
a few days since, al injunction has now BEEN
issued restraining defendants from running
logs over the falls Of ST. Anthony.
Business in local real estate opened lively
yesterday, the records showing an unusually
large number OF transfers for the first day Of
the week. The largest Transaction of the day
was that by the eXecu ors of Gro. T. Warren,
deceased, being the sale to Joseph G ,llssple Of
lois and 6, n block 81, Klttson's addition,
for Sl2, 500.
etate teachers institutes were opened 5estsr-
day at Saltwater, r Wing, Dodge Celter and
Orionville, 10 continue through the week.
This evening Stats 5uperint ndent Klehle will
ad !rsss the BED Wing institute on THE New
Euuc 4tiun,' and Mrs. Maria L. Sanford of the
State Unlversi y, the saltwater institute on
"Success."
Judge Burr, of the municipal court. held a
gular levee yeste day morning, his guests
being BLK Ordinary duuks, three of whom
paid IS each, the others taking five days; two
Migrants died for ten days and one for tairty
days; five, ruaka and disorderly, two of whom
laid fines aud the Others were iiled, and fiji.
teen tramp. ordered out OF town.
body OF fifteen a5le-bodied tramps. who
sought lodging in the station house Sunday
night. were taken before Judge Burr yes.er-
day u rBing, who gave each ninety days in
jaIl Subse quently the sent nee was I'm t.
ted, and The gang ordered oul of the city,
8 .rgeant Walsh aud Blk patrulmen accom-
panAing THIN 10 the city limits 10 see the Or
der Obeled.
Under Instructions from the postofiice de-
partment, commencing with April 1, Capt
Bean, chief head clerk of the railway mail
service at this point will begin 10 weigh the
mail leaving here 10 pass over tweniy-slX diff
ferrnt railway lines III this state aud Dakota,
for h. purpose of arriving at a basis upon
which to adjust The amount of compensation
10 be paid The roads.
County Auditor SIcCardy yesterday sent to
State Auditor Braden the statement Of the
tax due from the county by the March settle
ment, amounting to the handsome sum OF
Sl6,T59.S5. These figures very forcibly de-
inonstrate the important part borne by m
sey county in keeping the machinery of tie
state In motion, especially when ths fact is
borne in mind that it exceeds ihs amounis
paid by the three populuuS sud wealthy coun.
rles of Goodhue, Fillmore and Winors.