Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
CITY GLoBULEs.

Internal revenue receipts yesterday, amounts
ed to Sa,542.
The workhouse at Lake Como is up to the
second story.
The May term of the supreme court was
adjourned yesterday without day.
Ground has been broken for the house OF
the Good Shepherd, near the Catholic Gem.
etery.
The brick yard at Lake Como is doing a
good business and had yesterday fresh kiln
ready to be burned.
The special train on the Chicago, st. Paul &
Omaha road, conveying the doctors, will leave the
union depot ut p. m. sharp.
A number Of the heads of English families were
in town yesterday, gong into the southwestern
counties Of Minnesota to locate.
Geo. W. Gross, superintendent Of transportation.
on The Northern Pacific railway left last night for
Chicago, and will be back Saturday.
Superintendent Stinson and Mr. Darr of the Mel
son Lumoer company, and others, have gone to
Duluth to be absent until Saturday.
Coups circus was taken last night by the Chicago,
st. Paul & Omaha road, from saltwater to Menomi-
nee. The train consisted Of twenty-three cars.
About 100 doctors took out tickets yesterday Oh
the St. Paul Duluth, Northern Pacific aud st. Paul
Manitoba railways, for excursions all over the
northwest
Sheriff Alex. Mckenzie, of Bismarck, passed
through the city yesterday with an insane
man named Charles Henderson in charge,
bound for the asylum at Detroit, Mich.
h. N
Exchange street yesterday forenoon, was par
TALLY Frustrated by the effect OF the suns
rays. Towards night he recovered SO as to be
about.
David Hoar and George 1llingsworth, old
time chronic dead beats, were upin the munic-
ipal court again yesterday, upon the same old
charge, vagrancy, and were given thirty days
each in the jug.
The foundations for the Girls home, just
east of Hamline universitity, are being put in.
The building is to be of yellow brick, and is
intended to accommodate with board the girls
who attend the university.
The officers of the First battalion, N. G. NJ
are ordered to assemble for theoretical in.
struction Friday evening, the 10th, and are e1-
pected to be prepared to answer any question
In The ''schOol Of the battalion"
The school teachers were paid their month
ly stipend yesterday afternoon by Treasurer
Refs, amounting to about $4,000, and other
claims against the board OF education were
satisfied, swelling the total payment to about
5000.
J. Wohlitz lives in New Canada and has had
standing quarrel with neighbor for several
months about certain road. Finally Woh-
lltz carried his quarrel to personal assault,
and yesterday he gave bonds in the municipal
court In S5UO to keep the peace.
The executive committee OF the Red Rock
camp meeting held meeting yesterday at the
corner of Jackson and Sibley streets and COM
pleied tue arrangements for the meeting at
the camp ground Everything Is being got
ready for the largest gathering they have ever
had.
Articles of incorporation Of the Gull River
Lumber company, headquarters Gull river,
Cass county. were filed III the office OF the Sec
ret ary of State yesterday. The capital st OK is
S4UO, 0UU, and he Incorporators aie G. A. Pihs
uury, John s. PIrlseury, Geo. A PIllsDury,
j. Cuase, A. e. Horr, R. G. Leavltt, ali Of
NJ Minneapolis.
Carl Zimmerman is one Of those men who
when drinking, is ngly, AID generally his
wife is selected by him as The proper person
upon which To visit his spite. The poor
woman stood it as long as Sue could, until
finally she lodged complaint, and yesterday
Zimmerman was arraigued In The municipal
court and required to give bonds in S5oO to
keep the peace,
c. E. Heath, the Soung man arrested about
aweek ago, charged with embezzling goods
from the hardware store of Farwell, Oman &
jackson, 10 which he was employed, to the
value of $500 or more, waived examination,
and was held TO the grand jury III $1,000, In
default of which he was committed Keep
ing fast woman Ia the cause of the young
mans downfall.
Don't sleep with your doors and windows
open, especially on nights when circus is in
town. Three teamsters for Bruggeman, the
brewer, Sixth ward, did that Tuesday night.
Their sleeping place was a small one story
house, near the brewery. They w,nt to bed
about ~ O'Clock, leaving both the doors and
WINDOWS open, and when they woke up yes.
terdsy morning they found that their clothing
had been relieved OF few cents over a hun.
dred dollars, and that their trunks had been
taken outside of the building, and relieved OF
their Sunday go to- meeting suits.