Daily globe., 1883-08-25
CLAY GLOBULEs.

The police were on drill in front Of the
city hall yesterday afternoon.
The West st. Paul brass band viii have
dance tonight On Kate street.
Chief Strong, of the fire department, has
gone TO Waukesha for few days ro recu-
perate.
To-day City Engineer Refs will disburse
$25,000 in payment for work done under
city contracts.
A meeting of the Irish National League
will be held at the old court house at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
A back pension was received at the ad-
iutant generals Office yesterday for 81, 800,
for Mr.. Hollister, of Faribault.
The Office of Sheriff O'Gorman is being
rejuvenated with stylish new wall paper.
An iron floor is also being laid in the jail.
Suit has been commenced in the district
court by James Flynn against Cornelius
Flynn to recover possession of fifty three
acres of land in Scott county.
A drawing of building for the new
chamber Of commerce, by Carpenter &
Teltz, was on exhibition at the chamber
yesterday. 1t is three story structure.
The handsome l1thograph cuts of Mile
Rhea, the French actress, which adOrn the
show windows of some of the leading
stores, are the subject of many fine and
deserved compliments.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday granting the application of D.
M. Robbins ard others for the vacation of
portions Ct Central and Vandalia streets
In the first division of Hewitt's outlots.
Y. M. c. A., 366 Wahashaw street, young
mems meeting this evening at O'Clock.
Services Sunday as follows: Devotional
meeting at $50 a. N, Bible study at D.
NJ, gospel meeting and song service at D.
M, conducted by G. E. Lee, MD. All are
cordially invited.
Chief Clark was engaged Yesterday
IN decorating the walls of his new Office
with that choice collection of photographs
known as the rogues' gallery. If anybody
wants to get his or her mug to the front
there are few vacancies left, and appli-
cations should be sent early.
The walking between here and Mime
apolis is good. If you don't believe it
just ask either of the four young men who
hoofed it up at o'clock yesterday morn
ing OF wager. Thereon hangs tale,
but, boys, don't make any more bad
breaks, or they will have to 90 given away.
Night before last Ferdinand Straus,
patient at the city hospital, died Of typhoid
fever. He was eighteen years of age and
well connected, having a home and friends
in New York. The body is at MCCARTHY 81
Donnelly's awaiting advice as 70 its dispo-
sltion. The Hebrew society Of this CITY
have offered to bury him.
A middle aged lady, named Mrs. Letitia
Sarsen, Of Nashville, Tenn, was before
Judge McGrorty yesterday on the charge
OF insanity. She was adiudged insane,
and will be taken to the asylum. The un
fortunate feature of the case is that she
came here for her health, but sincs her ar
rival she has been growing worse.
The sale Of seats for the engagement of
Mile Rhea, the accomplished French ira
gedienne, opens at Opera house box Office |
at O'Clock this morning The season !
opens on Tuesday evening, on which oc-
casion she will appear as Adrienne, the |
Actress,in the graceful and finished per- |
torrance of which she has won the highest
marks of admiration.
Mr.. John W. Cathcart. the bright and
able young lawyer, who for several years
has been identified with the law firm of |
O'Brien & Wilson, and who was with the |
hrm prior to the time that ex-Gov. Davis |
retired, has formed a copartnershin with |
The Weh-knoWn and efficient young attor-
ney Mr.. F. G. IngersolI. They have fitted
up handsome Office in Ingersou block.
and stronger combination of energy and
talent cannot we'll be imagined.
Buy fine suit at auction, at 67 East Third
street.