Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-11
CITY >GLOBULEs.

Every body should remember the Emmett
light artillery ball, to be given at Market hall
tonight. and the drill. of the company.
The German printers of st. Paul gave ball
at Pfeifers hall last night. They'll print
ing press at work printing cards for the ladies',
The Right Rev. DR.. Wells, bishop of Wis
consin, will administer the rite of conforma-
ton in st. Paul's church this (Tuesday) eve
ming at 7:30 o. clock.
Adjutant General Van Cleye yesterday re-
celved notice of the allowance of an invalid
pension claim for SSS2.67, and of an increase
from Sc to SO per month.
The notorious deaf beat and disgrace to the
colored rare, Washington Humphrey, was
bounced out of the city again yesterday oy tne
edict of the municipal court.
The city treasurer held a sale yesterday LOT
the delinquent assessments for nine dlHerent
improvements. The delinquentlots NUMBERED
100 and the amount due was Sl,eoo.
At O'Clock yesterday morning the water
gauge at the levee measured II feet IL inches.
During the day the river raised about one inch
and at night was at stand still, at 13 feet.
The water begins to make those on the low
grounds consider how they can get their
houses in order to meet the water emergency.
The wood on the upper leyee begins to trem-
BILE, too.
Hattie Mcbride, whose name has figured
quite conspicu ously in police reports IN the
past, Yesterday paid S25 for selling liquor
without license at her place on the avenue
between st. Paul and Minneapolis.
A. D. sayers, Harris Station, Chisago
county, arrested Saturday for doing retail
liquor business without a government license,
was before Commissioner Cardozo yesterday
and had his preliminary examination post
poned to 10 o'clock this morning.
Articles of incorporation of the Fergus
Artificial stone company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. Capital stock
$4,000. The incorporators are Robert Miller,
II. B. Martin, And. G. Todd, Il. Earl, j. W.
Earl, who constitute the managing officers.
Sheriff Richter yesterday morning arrested
VIM. Sullivan while in the act of trying to sell
buffalo robe and several other small articles
stolen from Schuler's hotel, Robert street.
Upon being arragned in the municipal court
Sullivan got the hearing postponed until this
morning.
There will be union meeting OF the Broth
erhood of Locomotive fremen, under the
auspices of Minneheha lodge No. L, at the
lodge room on the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets, on the evening of April IL.
S. NJ. Stevens, grand master OF the Brother
hood, at Indianapolis, will be present.
The little son of James o'Brien, late deputy
clerk of the district court, who had the mis-
fortune to discharge pistol ball through his
hand few days ago, is doing very nicely, and
no permanent injury is now anticipated. The
ball entered the palm of the hand, and came
out at the back, making very Jagged wound.
Gov. Hubbard is in receipt of letter from
The president of the Hungarian American col
onization society, headquarters New York
city, asking information in reference to the
advantages offered by Minnesota to emigrants,
with view to aiding the society in reaching
q conclusion as to the location of a large num-
Der of Hungarian emigrants soon to arrive in
this country.
The total abstinence men of the city are al
ready making active preparations for the com
ing national convention, which will meet in
st. Paul in August next. A committee of the
Leading members of the different societies will
meet this evening to canvass the necessary ar;
engagements. 1t is expected that the coming
convention will eclipse anything of similar
nature ever held in the United States.