Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-20
CITY GLOBULEs !.
Rice park looks sick.

| klce park looks SICK.
The water will be shut off on Sunday, May
81, between l and 8 o'clock p. m.
The judges and clerks of the election will
be paid to-day by City Treasurer REM.
Commodore Davidson is preparing for ar
| immense travel from the south to Minnesota
| this season.
! The work of clearing away the accumulated
rubbish and levelipg up the market house LOT
is in progress.
The condition of lower Third, Fourth, Sib.
ley and Wacouta streets, is very bad, and ia
very severe on horses.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of an invalid
pen siop claim, with arrearages of sSS8.80.
But little damage was done by that little fire
in West st. Paul yesterday morning The roof
of small frame building was scorehed little
and that was all.
A plat was fled In the Office of the register
of deeds yesterday Of Cottage park. This plat
covers what is known as Dun's property, at
White Bear lake.
The Alex. Mitchell, while coming up the
bend In the river below st. Paul, struck one Of
of tree and injured it some, but not very Sc
riously,
VIM. c. Gordon, who was married to Miss
Fanny J. Northrup, at Dallas, Texas, Ssptem-
Der, 1870, has commenced proceedings in the
district court for divorce, alleging infdelity
as the ground for the same.
On Tuesday next a meeting is to be held by
those interested in the Red Rock camp meet.
ing grounds, to see about putting the grounds
into proper condition for the meeting, which
is to commence there on the 21st of June.
The town OF Cable was burned yesterday.
This is the terminus of the North Wisconsin
road The buildings destroyed were two
hotels, ore store and the postOffice building.
The fire commenced in the kitchen OF one of
the hotels.
Doctor Shillock, who was called to attend
the woman that was injured on Friday by the
accident in West st. Paul, says that he did go
over and attend to the case as soon as called
upon. He did not delay moment. The hus-
band of the woman, 1t seems, was mistaken.
Young Mems Christian association, 1888
Wabashaw street.-Model lesson to-day at
4:3O D. M. by Prof. B. F. Wright. Young
mems meeting at o'clock. Sabbath services
as follows Devotional meeting at $50 a. m. !;
young mems Bible study at 2:30 p. M, led by
Mr.. Nash; gospel meeting and song service at
4 D, m, conducted by Mr.. P. A. Wieting of
New York. All are cordially invited to the
meetings.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm
Of fire was turned in from box II, Sixth ward,
caused by the discovery OF fame and smoke
issuing from the roof of q story and a half
frame house, corner of Livingston avenue and
John street, occupied by man named Ernst
Schiller. Engine No. and hose No. and 8,
and the hook and ladder responded to the
alarm, but the fire was subdued by school
children and citizens before they reached the
locality. The roof and upper portion of the
house was pretty we'll burned, iDfictiDg loss
of from $500 to $3.50.
The Transcontinental Commercial company,
capital stock 100000, and headquarters at
st. Paul, filed articles OF incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The general
nature of the business of the corporation is
to be the storage, buying and selling OF gen
eral merchandise, and the chartering and
freightng of vessels for transportation pur
poses in Minnesota and elsewhere. The in
Thomas Richardson, St. Paul, and c. Edgar
Haupt, Mandau, D. T. The first board of
directors are E. T. Williams, Thos. Richard
son, ST.. Paul; L. b. Stanton, Morris; II.
Clarke, New York, and G. E. Haupt, Mandan.
Albert stolz is one of the new appointees on
the police force. going on duty with Officer
O'Gorman for the first time Thursday evening
at 9 o'clock on the upper Rice street beat.
About o'clock yesterday morning the officers
sighted party OF three, whose movements
were Suspicious. Approaching them, all three
took to their heels. Officer O'Gorman was
fortunate enough to overhaul one, who gave
his name in the municipal court yesterday
morning as James Cummings. Stolz gave
one of the others lively chase, but'hi man
outfooted him and escaped. While the officers
are satisfied that Cummings is crook, they
had no positive proof, SO he was given five
days In jail for violating the ordinance of car.
rying concealed weapons, and bis weapon con-
flscated.