Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-28

young lady named Miss Eta Sample, who
left her home on Nov. z. She is eighteen
years of age, five feet four or five, spare
built, weighs 12O pounds. has reddish
brown hair, large gray eyes, heavy arched
eyebrows, wore a blush cashmere dress
trimmed with lace, and considerable Jew
elry.
A man cannot have more than one
birthday anniversary in year and when
that comes around he may as we'll make
the most of it. This was why officer VIM.
Bralmer, night Waterman at City hall
celebrated yesterday by setting up the
cigars. It was the anniversary of his
forty-second birthday and the GLOBE joins
IN wishing him many happy returns Of the
day.
Articles of incorporation of the 'Water
Power Company of Cloquet' were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
purpose is to purchase, own, lease and sell
lands. water powers, manufacture and sell
lumber, etc. The capital stock is $4,000,
and the incorporators are: William w. Nc
Nair, James NJ. Paine and Edgar w. Will
son, Minneapolis; Mark Paine, Northern
Pacific Junction, and D. II. McEwen. Clo-
quet.
A sad case was reported at police head
quarters last night, being that of a poor
woman named Radmann, who came down
from Hutchinson yesterday in search of her
husband. She brought with her sick
child, the little unfortunate having been
almost burned to death day or two ago
by falling into fire. Her husband came
to St. Paul with team in search of work
several days ago. She is at the st. Paul
house. ~
The board of public works held short
session last evening, all the members be-
ing present, except Mr.. Terry. A letter
of NJ. D. Clark, Fort street, complaining
of the condition in which the contractor
had left his sidewalk, was referred to the
engineer with instructions to require the
contractor to put the walk in as good con-
dition as he found it. The matter of the
assessment for grading DeSoto street from
Collins street to right of way of st. P. 6
NJ. Ry, was adjourned to Dec. 1, to which
time the board adjourned at p. II.
A deed was put on record yesterday
from William Dawson to H. T. and j. E.
Sattier conveying lot s, block Al, Kittson's
addition. Another deed was recorded
from r. c. Coleman and wife to the same
parties of lot Z, same block. The price of
the first lot is $500 and the last $4,000.
The property is located on the northwest
corner of East Fifth and Locust streets.
Another one was recorded yesterday from
F. Willius and wife to C. NJ. Dittman,
lots 10, 10, 20 and 81 in block
No. 1, of Selby, McClung and Van Meters
addition to st. Paul for $4,000.
The depravity and vice of this genera
lion, said hizzoner, as he took in the mot
ley gathering of swelled heads and mourn
ful faces in the bull pen yesterday morn
ng, is something appalling, and yet, con-
sinued the old man philosophically, hu-
man nature has been cut on the bias ever
since our first progenitor left a soft thing
20 engage in the fruit business The old
oums iii the locker looked more melan-
,holy, as he proceeded, we'll knowing that
he dissertation was prelude 10 heavier |
sentence in the cooler, and recalling his !
vonted dignity, he directed the bailitf to !
often the glare of the 8 o'clock sun in the
EASTERN window, and the blind goddess |
proceeded to business.
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