Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-12
CITY GLOBULES.

Three plain DRINKS paid SIS into the
municipal court yesterday morning.
The Society Vega will give one of their
popular receptions and balls at Pfeifers
hall Saturday evening next, the 14th inst.
The board Of trade yesterday voted to
rent the use of the chamber Of commerce
from Il to 10 in the forenoon Of each day.
/ six.year-oId son Of Mr.. Foster, ore of
the letter carriers, found himself lost yes
terday and was restored to his parents by
Officer Simons.
The joint meeting Of the monument
committee Of Acker and Garfield posts, G.
A. r., will be held at the residence of Col.
". Il. Il. Taylor, next Tuesday evening.
Soldiers wives and daughters will meet
to-day at $50, at the residence Of Roman
Sheire, ESQ, on Mount Airy street, to Or
game Womans' Aid corps of the g. AR.
Thos. Donovan arrested by officer Lowell
while in the act of negotiating the sale of
q stcIan overcoat, was given thirty days in
the workhouse by Judge Burr yesterday.
The State Building society has elected
C. W. Griggs, president; f. Willius, vice
president; A. V. Teepie, secretary; Louis
Fischer, Jr.. treasurer; W. E. Sanborn, at
teruey.
The burning of a little two hundred dol
lar silanty on the river bank, near Chest
nut street, at - o'clock last night, called
the re department out, and that was all
there was Of that blaze.
Adiutant General Hawley leaves the city
Today to muster. in Co. 4, Second regiment
of Minnesota National Guards, at Little
Falls. The company numbers sixty men
and fills up the company quota of the
regiment.
A post mortem examination was made
yesterday on the body of the colored man
Washington and Sixth streets Tuesday,
which disclosed the fact that he died of
bursting a blood vessel.
Additions to the state library have been
received by Col. Taylor, as follows: The
seth volume Of New York reports, the
senate and house documents for ISS0E61-
$50. tie 1lth volume of Missouri appeals
and The 10th volume of South Carolina re-
ports.
Officer Zirkelbach found young girl,
late last night, on the corner OF Seventh
and Robert streets, so drunk that she could
not stand up. When found she was lying
in the mud in the street. After good
deal of a struggle she was removed to the
city hall.
Northern Pacific officials deny the re-
ported purchase OF 4. Il. Wilder's home
stead for $4,000. The company desire
l., {i,a
the right of way through a portion Of N.
NIder's property but they do not expect
to make the purchase reported.
We have o Virgins in ST. P2ul who
don't, miss the mark, for says be yesterday,
while the warm sun was melting The night
before snow IN the crucible of Its bright
ness, 81 told my wife, Sarah Jane, just two
weeks ago that we had got to have that
ere Tuesday afternoon storm scrape, and
We just got it."
The St. Paul Choral society offer a rare
entertainment at Market hall next Tues
day evening. They will present a grand
oratorio, under the direction of Signor
Janotta. and there Will besides be con-
cert by the combined forces of Seiberts
and Danz's orchestras. It viii be note
worthy musical evening.
E. Pepper and Patrick Walsh, two rail
road men, got into a squabble Monday and
Walsh undertook to even up by swearing
out q warrant against Pepper upon which
he was arrested. When the case was heard
yesterday morning Walsh's own testimony
showed he was as much at fault as Pepper.
and so Judge Burr settled it by placing
both under $3.50 bonds to keep the peace
The secretary Of war has awarded the
contract for transportation on the Missouri
river, between Yankton and Bismarck, dur
ing the season of 1888, to E. D. Comings.
on his bid of sc per mile for officers; &c
per mile for men; sc per mile for animals,
and 52115c per 100 lbs. per 100 miles fol
stores. Bids for transportation between
Fort A. Lincoln and Benton having beer
rejected will be readvertised for.
The remains of the late Senator Nc
Laughlin we're not removed yesterday from
the IL oTtuary chapel of Oakland cemetery
for interment at Mantorville, his forme,
home, as was intended, Mrs. Mclaughlin
relict Of the deceased, having been takel
suddenly i'll Tuesday evening, and not be
ing able to travel yesterday. She wa
much better yesterday afternoon, and it i
expected the removal will be made thi
morning, and the funeral take place from
the Methodist Episcopal church, Mantor
vile, in the afternoon.
Masonic.