Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-14
CITY GEORUEES.

The High school board will hold q meet
ing ct the capitol on Friday next
William Delany had SEA abstracted from
his money drawer Tuesday night.
The Northern Pacific road is now bring
ing $50 cars of wheat daily to ST, Paul.
Mr.. Sayuor has disposed of his interest
in the International hotel to A NJ. Guild.
Mr. Fairchild yesterday sold at auction
block So, on Dayton's bluff, at good figures.
To-day Fanny Witherspoon trots in the
great Beacon park race at Boston, in The
$4,000 purse race.
Forty-eight cars of Montana cattle
arrived in ST. Paul yesterday over the
Northern Pacific road.
The city authorities propose to enforce
the COW ordinance. People must not keep
more than one COW at the same time.
Two soldiers from Fort Smelling took
Charles Derring to Saltwater yesterday
He is sentenced to ee7en years.
The old planldng ct the upper elevator
extending from Third street to the elevator
is being torn up and replaced. Tt was badly
aeoayed.
The first rehearsal Of the season of tie
Beethoven singing society viii be held this
evening in Presley's block On east Third
street.
At last we are to have a depot at the
foot OF Chestnut streat, and men were sent
yesterday to Dresbach to get out the
stone.
A temperance convention is TO be held
at the court house in st. Paul at 70 o'clock
n. to-day to nominate candidate for con-
gress against Mr. Washburn.
The Firemen's State Life association
paid S4o2 to Mrs. 3. Motion, of hEinneap-
oils, the mother of r. Motion, OF that city,
who died short time ago.
In the q. s. circuit court yesterday the
only business transacted was the argument
in the case of E. Z. Ware vs.. Charles CRUDE
| which was argued and submitted, when the
court adjourned until 10 a. m. to-day.
Hereafter the letter carriers will collect
the mail from the boxes IN the business
| portions of the city every fifteen minutes
after 400 p. ID. until 6:45 p. m. of each
day. This viii insure al letters and other
mail matter leaving for their destination
by the night trains.
ST Paul viii soon be able TO boast of
another large wholesale house. Mr. G..
Heinemann, of the retiring dry goods firm
of Esterley & Eeinemann, associates him
self with large eastern house. and to go
into the wholesale toy business, is the
| latest. Certainly good field in Minnesota
Mr.. j. j. Smith is in trouble He CANE
| down from the upper country Tuesday
| and stopped at the st. James, on the
| corner of Sd and Cedar streets. He had
three other men in company with him,
and all four occupied one room. About
| 70 or I o'clock, MIR. Smith woke up, saw
his pants on the floor and found one of
| the men, together with $500 he had IN his
pockets gone. The police were notified yes
terday, but the chance of getting the money
is very poor as the gentleman who took the
| money had plenty of time and opportunity
to leave the city.
The full dress assembly of the Emmett
Light Artillery at Market Hall last evening
| was one Of the finest social events Of the
season. Fully $50 couple were present,
and until far in the early hours of the
morning the festivities were kept up.
Everything passed off without single
incident to mar the pleasure of the occa-
sion. A large number of members of the
different companies of the first battalion
were present in full uniform, and the
Grand March, at 9, p. m, which opened
the ball, was imposing both in numbers
and appearance.