Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02
CITY GLOBULKs.

The committee on property of the board OF
education, will hold meeting at O'Clock
tonight.
City Treasurer REM was kept busy yester.
day dealing out the monthly stipends TO the
servants of the city. The roll was for $500
Mr.. Muehlenbruch, first violnist of Seibert's
orchestra, goes 10 Red Wing Thursday TO
furnish a solo for concert that is to be given
there.
The foot parade of the Emmett Light artil-
lery, Capt. Mccarthy, will take place Thurs
day evening, instead of Wednesday, as before
announced.
4. Miller, for stealing locket on Friday
night last, from an inmate OF Anna Olson's
bagnio, dealt out fifty bills in the municipal
court yesterday morning.
s. L. Pierce, attorney for Roman Shiere,
ESQ yesterday served the papers upon CITY
Attorney Murray in an injunction suit to re-
strain the city from the collection oil the as
ses ment for the retaining wall on MI. AIRY
street.
A lady in Paunell's store yesterday forenoon,
laid her pocketbook on the counter by her
side, while making some elections. Anothe:
lady entered the store, made some inquiry
about goods, and went out, and the Pocket
book went with her.
Mr.. F. w. Frohne started the Market hall
clock to running yesterday afternoon, the
hour being struck for the first time at g
O'Clock last evening. Two or three days Will
probably be TT ouirtd to regulate the machinery
and get everything running smoothly.
T. B Hopkins, foreman of the Sixth ward
saw mill, who made the vicious assault on
George Miller, as heretofore reported, waived
examination in the municipal court yesterday
morning and was held 10 the grand jury IN
$50 His victim is, to all appearances,
slowly but surely recovering.
Mr. Martin Ferrant is home from sojourn
in Europe Of near.y three years, whee he
went partly as an accredited agent OF the
state board Of emigration, 10 which service
he distributed several thousand pamphlets
and secured large number of emlgrants Tor
settlement in Minnesota ty personal represen-
tation.
Among the cases of misdemeanors called in
the municipal court yesterday, was that Cf
Pat Kelly, lad OF Is years, for stealing news
pa Bers from door yards, door ways, etc
Though Kelly is young in years he is hard
ened customer, persstently dtfylng The efforts
of his mother and friends to restrain his evil
Dropenstles, and as last resort, Judge Burr
sentenced him to the Reform school.
The Great Union band, yesterday morning,
the first of Msy, in pursuance of an old GUS
tom in some parts of Germany, an hour or
SO before sunrise, proceeded u the highest
point of the West ST. Paul bluffs to 'serenade"
the sun " The beautiful CEREMONY was per-
formed just as ore-hsf of The orb of day ap.
pe4led to The vision, The band playing several
appro ,riate selections. number of friends
OF the band accom- panied 1t on lis missions aud
enjoyed the ceremony.
The citizens temperance league met ihi.
afternoon at 4:30 o'clo, k, at The chamber OF
commerce. The meeting was large and en-
thuslsstc Evening Dispatch.
The above is a fair sample OF the reliable
local news Of the Dispatch. A GLOBE re-
porter, with one Of the prominent workers OF
The league, spent half hour trying 10 find
the league meeting, going to the old quarters
of the chamher, their new rooms over the
Boston, the council room, where the chamber
met IN the morning, and so far as could be
learned no meeting was held. If one was
held The enthusiast IN Was OF the kind that be-
tokens early death.