Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-09
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The Third street pavement received It's semi
occasional scraping yesterday.
The new dress uniforms for Company I'D"
Allen Light Guards, have arrived.
Kayanagh will sell choice piece OF real
estate Tomorrow morning. See his adver
tisement.
The gas company is stringing wire along
East Third street for the introduction OF the
Tnler electric light.
The steamer War Eagle from St. Louis,
will arrive this afternoon and will leave for st.
Louis at o'clock this evening.
One of the barns connected with the poor
farm in Rose township burned last evening.
The fire was confined to the single building.
The,river stood at o'clock yesterday morn
ibg at II feet, inches, and at night had risen
to II feet inches, and was still slowly COM
ing up.
The Cathedral choir and Seibert's orchestra
had complete rehearsal last night of Haydn's
mass in c that will be given this forenoon at
the Cathedral.
The efforts of Mayor Dowlan to get another
man to go down into that well to dig out the
man that is buried there were wholly unsuc-
cessful yesterday.
Rain not preventing, the farmers of Ra msey
Washington and Dakota counties, in the
vicinity of st. Paul, will commence seeding
tomorrow or next day.
John Dale, sent to the penitentiary from
Hennepin county, having served his full SEN
fenced, less good time, has been restored 10
citizenship by Gov. Hubbard.
Men detailed from the different fire COM
panies set the telegraph poles yesterday to
connect the new engine house, st. Anthony
hill, with the fire alarm system.
The chief quartermaster's department of
Dakota, with his core of assistants, is moving
into the store recently occupied by Wilson &
Rogers, "a East Third street.
Judge Wilkin yesterday filed an order grant
ing new trial in the case of Moses Bixler
against the city for damages resulting from
that Improvement in the Sixth ward.
The Red Wing Manufacturing companyfiled
its articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state yesterday. The capital stock is $780,
900, of which 1000 is paid up. L. K. Sim
son, o. NJ. Hall, N. o. Warner, E. W. Brooks
W. e.. Putnam and A. P. Pierce.
Tuesday morning next work will be re-
sumed upon the stone-work for the boiler
house for the new capital, and upon the area
walls of the capital proper. The stone-work
already done was by day work under the direc-
ton of Gov. Pillsbury, and it will be COM
pleted by Gov. Hubbard in the same manner.
The j. G. Freeman company, of st. Paul,
filed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000, and the purpose of the association is
to buy, sell and deal in steam engines, boilers,
etc. The incorporators and officers are James
G.. Freeman, Geo. F. Benson, Andrew j. Fow-
Ter,
Judge Brill Yesterday filed a decision in the
appeal of Sally Desnoyerfrom the decree of the
probate court assigning the estate of Stephen
Desnoyer, deceased, so modifying the decree
as to direct the payment of 1000 to appli-
cant and also reversing the decree, in so far as
it assigns the residue of the estate to the
heirs at law.
Il. D. Baldwin, ESQ.,, Redwood Falls, ap-
pointed to the judgeship of the Ninth judicial
district, subscribed to the oath of office yes
terday before Clerk Nichols, of the supreme
held in the district will be at New Ulm,
Brown county, commencing the third Tues
day in May.
Secretary Young of the state board of i'm
migration, received request yesterday from
Senator D. A, Morrison, of Rochester, for a
copy of the last statistical report. The report
is for the use of the Rev. John Stafford, for
merly of this city, who is going to England
soon, and is preparing lecture on Minnesota,
for delivery IN that country.
The secretary of state was in receipt yester-
day of an autograph letter from Gen. W. S.
Hancock, requesting an impression of the
great seal of the state of Minnesota for the
use of the duke of Rochambeau, who was in
this country at the invitation of the govern
ment in attendance upon the Yorktown cele-
bration and who is now preparing history OF
his visit, and the country.
The street force complain, with great JUS
tice, relative to fast driving. At this season
large number of men are engaged in cleaning
the streets, and they do SO at the peril
of their lives, owing to reckless
driving. 1t not only endangers life and limb
but largely destroys the value of the attempt
ed, as one half of the time of the laborers is
occupied IN caring for their personal safety.
Reckless drivers should be arrested and crimi-
nally prosecuted.
Articles of incorporation of the Duluth
Building and Loan association were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is limited to 100000, to be paid in
monthly installments-the association being
organized upon the same principles as the
building societies of st. Paul. The officers
are: G. D. Scott, president; C. f.. Bostwck,
vice president; A. c. Chase, treasurer; Her
man E. Long, secretary; with H. NJ. Peyton
and Albert N. Seip added to compose the
board of directors.
Gov. Hubbard has commuted the sentence
of VIM. P, Boyden, sent to the penitentiary
for term of two years and six months, for
embezzlement of $500, to one year and six
mouths. The sentence commenced February
81, 1881, and would have expired March 8,
1888. The Communication was granted upon
the recommendation of the Judge before whom
Boyden was tried, the county attorney and
Others of Hennepin county, and Capt Reed,
warden of the penitentiary.
Thos. Prendergast, the notorious safe
blower arrested Friday night by Detective
O'Connor, is again at large. The arrest was
made uDOn general DrinoiDlas b,1t With tba