Daily globe., 1883-06-30
CITY GLOBULES.

The United States circuit court is ad-
fourned to Monday next at 10 a. III.
Two small allowances of pensions were
received at the adiutant generals Office
yesterday.
The state bounty received by citizens Of
Cottonwood county fo- killing wolves at
81 a head the past year was 1928.
The members OF the Great Western band
appear6d at Grote's last night in their
new rnGress uniforms, which are very neat.
Grand Commander Paul Yandervoort
addressed the grand army post at Still
'warer, on Thursday evening, making a
most elegant address,
judged insane by Judge McGrorty, Thurs
day, was Yesterday taken 10 st. Peter by
Deputy Sheriff O'Connor.
The members of the council failed to
gather last evening in sufficient numbers
60 constitute quorum and consequently
no business was transacted.
The game of base ball between the Bank
of Minnesota and the National German
American bank resulted in the latter COM
ing out ahead, with score of "a to 8.
Champion Lodge, No. 13, Knights of
Pythias will install it's officers for the en-
suing year Wednesday evening, July IL,
the grand chancellor of the state honor
ing the occasion with his presence.
Last evening the fellow that stole the
carpenter tools from building near the
Seven corners was found trying to sell
some of them, and was arrested and locked
up. The tools can be found at the city
hall.
About 1 o'clock this morning Officer
Matak run in ssven trampS whom he
found over the river unable to give salts
factory account OF themselves. Judge
Burr will settle that question for them this
morning.
Adiutant General Hawley made his an
nuaI inspection OF company K, first Min
nosota regiment of national guards, at
saltwater, on Thursday evening. Forty
nine of the company were present, and
showed fine progress in the drill.
The Ramsey county district court hav-
lug virtually completed the business upon
the calendar for the June term, yesterday,
adjourned to Monday, July 8, at 10 a. n,
to hsar motions. etc. The next regular
term Of the court will commence the sec,
,oud week IN September.
Y. II. c. A., 366 Wabashaw street.
Young mems meeting this evening at s
o'clock. Services Sunday, as follows:
Devotional meeting at $50 a. II. Bible
study at 2:3C p. II. Gospel meeting and
song service at P. ~, conducted by Mr..
David Perry. Good music. All are il
Hited.
e Z. S. Blodgett, former member of the
board of public works, of Milwaukee, and a
noted paving and sewer contractor of that
city, as the lowest bidder, was awarded the
contract for the immediate building Of ex-
'5ensive sewerage on Saltwater and other
streets, by the board of public works yes
5erday, at $3O,525.
The house pulled by Sergeant Morgan
and Officer Murphy is located on Fifth
street, between Cedar and Minnesota, and
not between Wabashaw and Cedar. Peo-
pie who live between the two last named
streets do not reside in a neighborhood
whore it is necessary for the police to make
their appearance, and so desire it to be
understood.
Col A. R. Kiefer, president of the Ger
man-Scandinavian Hail and Storm Insur-
qnce company, this city, has curiosity in
Che line of photography. 1t consists of a
view of thirteen OF the hail stones which
fell in the great storm, at Duluth,
June 16, 1882, the weight of the stones be-
ing from three to fifteen ounces, and diam
eter from two to five inches each.