Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-23
CITY aLoBuLEs.


john Cokely lost valuable Newfoundland
pup yesterday, and would be glad to get 1t
back.
Mrs. Brown. of the st. Paul Home School
and kindergarten, will be out OF town for
three or four days.
Adjutant General Hawley is calling in the
state arms that for years past have been in the
hands of defunct militia companies in different
parts of the state.
The homeopathic physicians of st. Paul
are requested to meet at DR.. Briggs, office,
corner Seventh and Sibley streets, this WED
nesday) evening at o'clock, to take action in
reference to the death of DR.. Mason.
The boys OF "No s." on the hill, have
made good glazing imperfection in the con-
struction of the building by putting down a
new floor, and now claim to have the neatest,
best arranged and cosiest house in the city.
The GLOBE is glad 10 announce that Mr.. w.
g. Morrison, whose serious injuries were men
toned In its columns a few days ago, is rapidly
improving, and his quiet, CHEEKY laugh once
more gladdens the hearts Of his anxious
family and numerous friends.
The river excursion of the Union depot
employees will leave at o'clock this evening,
going up the river, but for the accommoda.
ZION of many who have expressed desire to
unite with them at later hour, return TO
the landing will be made between 8 and $50
O'Clock.
The Lake City Guards. the visiting militia
company from Madison, the capital city of
Wisconsin, will spend Thursday evening at
Lake Elmo, the gem lake resort OF the state.
The Great Western band will furnish the
music. and an evening of rare enjoyment will
certainly result.
State Librarian, Col. ". II. Taylor, was
rejoicing with an exceeding great JOY" yes
terday over the acquisition to his number of
legal tones of thirteen volumes of the laws of
Iowa, covering period from 1888 to 1851.
Also the Revised Codes of the same state of
1912, 1851, 1860 and 1878.
Officer Worley about o'clock last evening
snaked two disorderly, fighting fellows out of
the st. Louis house and took them to the city
hall. Both refused TO give their names and
ore of them resisted the officer with great
violence. Assistance was furnished, however,
by another officer and the two ruffiaus were
Gagged.
Mary Boyer made application al the munich
pal court yesterday afternoon for a warrant
against her husband, Frank Boyer for assault
and general cruel treatment. Ii Mrs. Bsyer's
statement is true, her husband should be sent
to the chain gang and fed on bread and water,
and learn a lesson that would last him for the
balance of his life.
Ware s Malcolm, who have grocery store
on the corner of Western and Dayton ave-
Hues, had the misfortune to have q valuable
horse break one OF its legs, and yesterday.
TO put him out of his misery, they put an end
to his existence with chloroform instead of
rife, which appears 10 be both new de-
parture and more humane.
Harvey Officer, as executor of the last will
and testament of J. w. Simpson, has com
menced q suit in the district court to obtain
possession of the property, now occupied by
Mrs. Simpson as the homestead, located on
Fourth street, between Jackson and SIbley.
Mrs Simpson claims to hold it under the
VIII, but the court has decided that she must
give it up TO the executor.
Yesterday afternoon a GLOBE reporter
espied Col. Clark Chambers, the genial and
efficient high sheriff of Steele county, walk
ing up Third street hooked On to the arm Of
Capt. B. Atkins The odds are 100 to ten
that the subject OF their conversation was
the merits OF some promising specimen of the
king of beasts, the horse. The temptation to
interview was great, but the reporter fore
bore, not having the cheek to interrupt con-
yersation evidently so pleasing to both.
rand promenade concert and hop at Elmo