Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-25
CITY Gl.oBuLEs.

The members OF the fire department will ap
pear In their new uniforms the first OF mex
month.
The contractors and sewer builders are to b.
! paid to-day. The pay will amount to trih,
over $4,000.
Daniel Mortimer vas smoking on one o.
the bridges and paid ten bills for the privilege
yesterday morning.
James Donahue and John McDermott, two
tramps were yesterday given twenty days al
the county's expense.
John Costello and 7 I. Dell were arraigued in
court yesterday for selling liquor without a
license. They will be heard to-day.
The wing in the rear of the old Baldwin
school building is thing of the past The
ground was broken yesterday for the new ad-
dition.
The workmen have gone down three or four
stories under ground In the search for the
foundation of the Mofet Castle building, and
still they are going down.
George johnson, of Clinton county. Iowa,
and. thirteen other people left last night for
the purpose of locating in the great farming
country in the northwest.
| A meeting of the bar association of Ram.
sey county is to be held at Q o'clock this after
noon to adopt resolutions in regard to the
death of the late H. F Masterson.
A devotional meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held at
the parlor of the Y. NJ. G. A. Saturday after
noon at $50. All are invited to attend.
John Browns body lies over in the county
Jail and will for the ne xt five days, because he
got too fpll of elegant booze Thursday night
and Judge Burr. sent him over for that length
of time.
Messrs. Campbell, Burbank & Co., wholesale
clothing merchants, are rapidly getting locat-
ed in their new and enlarged quarters, in the
Kelley block, lower Third street, between
Jackson and Sibley streets.
Major Bend, of the First battalion, Mime
sofa National guard; has issued an order re-
curing the line officers of the battalion to
meet at his Office this city, this Satur lay even.
ing at O'Clock, for theoretical instruction.
The articles of inco operation of the Mime
sofa and Montana Land and Improvement COM
pany, fully noticed in the GLOBE yesterday
state. The incorporates as there set forth are
Herman Clark, John Z. Westbrook, and Thorn
as G. Kurtz, and it's capital stock is 5000, 600,
all paid up.
Mrs. Maria Linck, the venerable mother of
Mrs. John s. Prince, died at Mr.. Princes resi-
dence Thursday night and will be buried from
st. Mary's church at $50 q. m. to-day. This
venerable lady was 80 years of age and was
enjoying comfortable health for her age when
the summons came. Her death ensued in
few minutes after she signifed her illness.
On Monday night nett Joseph Mickey &
Co., of the Boston One Price Clothing Store,
will be ready for business in their new quar-
tiers on the corner of Third and Robert streets,
lately occupied by Campbell & Burbank. One
feature of their opening will be the placing of
five electric lights In their building, which
will be lighted for the first time on that even
ing,
Among the real estate transfers yesterday
were the following: Edward L. sewall to
James B. Power, lot of Cochran's subd.
vision OF and addition to block II, Woodland
Park, for $4,000; Phillip ". Nichols to Greene
B. Keep, $2,500; Adam Gotzian to Lyman f.
Crosman, lot IL, block 46, Lyman Dayton's
addition, $500, and E. S. Kings to Robert A.
Smith, sa,0U0.
There was an excellent attendance at Unity
Club room last evening at the entertainment
given for the purpose of furnishing the school
room OF the Protestant orphan asylum. As
is known the programme included Alice in
Wonder Land and Bobbis Shaftoe, together
with instrumental music by Mr.. Tinkham and
the Jenn.gon boys, and all engaged succeeded
in producing very excellent openings enter
tainnent.E
The appropriation for The Impeachment
trial having been exhausted, senators and 9th
ers having balances due them on that account,
will have to accept the warrants of the state
auditor for their respective amounts. A num-
Der already issued, have been cashed by
the Merchants National bank, at discount
of per cent, or 50 cents on the dollar, 1t be-
ing estimated that fully year will pass be-
fore any appropriation to pay the balance due
will be available.
Y. M. C. A. S66 Wabasha street, normal
class lacture to-day at 4:30 p H., by Rev. D.
Breed. Young mems meeting this evening at
o'clock. Sunday, devotional meeting at $50
a. M; young mems Bible class at $50 p. m,
led by Mr.. A. Nash; gospel meeting at p. m,
Wis; singing by the choir, with Mr.: Gallien
as violinist. Lecture on How to Make Life a
success, BY Rev. w. X. Marshall, D. D. next
Tuesday evening. Ali are welcome TO those
meetings aud lectures.
Mr.. A. NJ. Doherty, representing p I. Kav
anagb, auctioneer, sold Yesterday for the
Rheinhardt, Bros, of Indiana, the property
corner of Twelfth and Cedar streets, IS by 95
feet, with small story and half house upon
1t, for 81, 100 cash, the purchaser being Mr..
James Wheeler. The bidding was quite lively,
as may be judged from the good price at
which it was knocked down. 1t is understood
building new upon the lots and build up the
entire Cedar street front with a neat row of
tenement houses, the Improvement to be made
the present season.