Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-11
CITY aLOBULEs

The Great Western band gave an elepan,
concert at Lake Elmo last night.
: Mr.. Roach, the city comptroller, was yes.
terday signing the extra $4,000 dollar waite,
bonds.
| Inc bursting of sixteen inch pipe on La.
iayette avenue caused the stoppage and shut.
ing off OF The water supply.
Capt. ALT. Brooks, of Winona, has been
elected major of the second battalion, NJ. N.
| u, in place of Capt. Hunter, of Faribault,
who declined.
Dig excursion is on the way from Cincin
natl and other parts OF Ohio, Indiana and Ken
| lucky. The excursionists will arrive here TO.
| DAY, over the Chicago, st. Paul 81 Omaha
] road.
The board disqualification yesterday raised
| White Bear township rs per cent, and took
OIL $1,000 from the valuation formerly settled
| upon by the board for brakes new block, on
| Sibley street.
Company A, first battalion, of Minneapolis,
has accepted an invitation to participate in the
military tournament to be held at Dubuque on
the 18th inst. Adjutant General Hawley will
| also be present at the tournament.
nico5fS' DdWSOH U Snlitn nave commenced
| an action in the district court against Never
Frank, doing business az NJ. Frank g. Co, to
| recover the sum Of Sl,467.S7 with interest,
and an attachment was Issued in their favor.
The wster commissioners held meeting
yesterday afternoon. An application was re-
eeived from Gen. Averill for water main on
Sherman street and from z. s. Chittenden and
others for one or Wilkin and McBoal streets.
Judge Burr has returned from the lakes and
is looking flrst-rate, the pale intellectually OF
his countenance having received one coat of
watering place bronze" His konor has a
slight cold, which was probably contracted by
sleeping with one'eye open.
E.W. Treasure, Esq, broke ground yester-
day for fine three, story brick block FIX
feet front by 100 deep, on Wabashaw street,
adjoining his present place Of business, near
the corner of Seventh street. II will be ready
Tor occupancy by January /, 1888.
Some time ago Julins Buckner brought
suit against the city of st. Panl to recover
5000 damages to a lot belonging 10 him on
Aurora avenue. He recovered a verdict
against the city, and yesterday Judge simons
Med decision granting the motion of the de-
PENDANT for new trial.
The condition Of the Market hall bell and
The fire alarm of the city of st. Paul is such as
to demand the immediate attention OF the
authorities. The alarm, as 1t now comes In,
10 no guide whatever to the firemen when they
come out. There Is too much at stake TO al
low this matter to rest q single day.
The wholesale liquor dealers OF st. Paul
have formed union, or league, the purpose
of which is to take steps to defend themselves
against the threatened amendment TO the con-
stitution of the state in regard to prohibition.
1t is said that Mr.. Benz is president and that
he is authorized to spend $40 900 in the cause.
The colored dramatic club of St. Paul are
making arrangements for grand musical and
er's hall on the evening OF Aug. a, for the
benefit OF the colored M. E. church. A low
price of admission will be charged, and the
benevolent efforts of the club will fundoubt.
eddy receive generous reward.
The School OF the Good Shepherd, estab.
llshed by the Rev. Mr.. Pope, has issued very
handsome pamphlet intended TO give all the
information needed In regard to the school,
Rev. Mr. Pope, who Is the pastor of the
church, has the management OF the school,
and is assisted by all the teachers needed. The
intention of the protector of the school is to
instruct the pupils in religious matters as
well as in regard to the usual studies taught
in school.
Mrs. Sarah Hustled went into the district
court yesterday and asked the court for
divorce from her husband, William Hustled,
on the ground OF desertion and cruelty:
She says she was married nine years ago last
April, at Pennington, that she is thirty-five
years OF age, while. William is thirty, and that
her former name was Sadie Benton. The
complaint then goes on to state a great many
instances of cruelty and abuse, and concludes
with request for divorce and the restora.
ton OF her own name.
All the field officers OF the different com.
panies of the First battalion with one ex-
ception met at the adjutant generals Office
last evening at O'Clock for the purpose OF
electing major of the battalion. After a
general interchange of views it was decided to
postpone the election for one month. The
desire of most of those present was that the
office should be filled by member from
Minneapolis. and as the person selected had
not been consulted in regard to his acceptance
the election was postponed.