Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-29
CITY GLOBULES.


versa-y by calico bail, April Il.
III. Joseph Brown has been appointed
manager of the telegraph service in st.
Paul.
The project Of organizing a La Crosse
club II This city has been revived with q
show Of success this time.
Bacon & Stone sold yesterday lots one
and two, block eleven, corner Sixth and
Rosabel streets for $3O,425.
The teachers institute being. held at
Norris the present week is being very
successfully conducted, and with an in
creased attendance.
Col. 4. Kunaf yesterday closed a lease
for the Williams House saloon and billiard
hall, White Bear Lake, which he will ope-
rate curing the season.
The many friends of Prof. 3. F. Wright
and vif Will regret to learn that the lat
ter Is very seriously i'll, having been sud
denly afflicted Tuesday.
Ta:s evening the ladies of the Grace II.
E. church invite their friends to New
England supper, accompanied by old
fashioned singing in old-fashioned COS
tunes.
TIE county auditor of Hennepin county
made return OF his March collections on
Tuesday, which amount to $239,O76.28, of
which there is due the state $15,06583.
C.son and Michaelson, the street car
robbers, were yesterday held to the grahd
jury by Judge Burr, and in default of
$3.50 bail each were committed to the
county jail.
The postoffce was closed from to 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as a testi-
moniaI 10 the late Postmaster General
Howe, whose funeral took place between
those hours.
Gen. Mark Flower, United States super
visir; inspector of steamboats,, has made
his appearance or the streets, after strug-
gle O. ten days with severe cold threat
enirg congestion of ore lung.
A notice was filed yesterday with the
secretary OF state of al increase of stock
OF the Lake Superior Elevator company at
DulUth, of $4,000, making its total capital
1882 900, which is embraced in l ,14O shares
Of $50 each.
A deed was recorded yesterday from Z.
6. Rogers 10 Sumner W. Matteson of De-
cor&h, Iowa, lot 4, block ), Whitney &
Smiths addition. The lot runs through
from Rosabel 10 Broadway, and the con
side1ation was $4,000.
The state house postolice is being
adorned with its interior fittings, and Will
be ready for use By the 1st OF April The
finishing touches are also being pat upon
the four entries to the s5cuc5nre, and to
its toilet accom- odations.
A man named Robbins from Gray Eagle.
TODD county, was before Z. S. Commits
sioner Cardoza yesterday for selling
liquor without paying the special tax. He
was held in 5000 bonds to the June term
Of the .. S. District Court at Winona.
Mr.. Burton, the county treasurer, and
the county commissioners are having
wire screen placed along the whole length
of the long desk In the Office of the treas
urer, which will have the effect of expedit-
ing the business of paying the taxes.
While George R. Monfort, one of the
proprietors of the Windsor hotel, was in
at dinner yesterday, some one relieved the
hall rack of his fine overcoat, and up to
this writing has evidently failed to discov-
or his mistake, as the coat has not vet
been returned.
John Egan, the old timer, up before
Judge Burr yesterday for the same old
otfense, drunk, gave up $40 for making
nuisance of himself, and also gave a bond
that he would do so no more. There will
be rejoicing If John shall faithfully keep
his bond, and it's IN him If LIE will try.
Farmer Richie who made the charge
against his man, ". Brown,of robbing him
Of $3.50, failed to appear to prosecute ia
the municipal court yesterday morning,
an6 so Brown was discharged, which would
rather indicate that Browns assertion that
Ritchie's accusation was matter of re-
yenge for supplanting him in a girls af-
fections, was true.
The greater portion OF the state law
library and the Historical society library
have been removed from the market house
to their new quarters in the state house.
where the most of the cases are already
set up. The law librarian thinks it will
be fully six weeks before he will be able
to get them thoroughly classified and ar
ranged, and the institution in perfect
order.
G. H. Benton, G. NJ, and q. s. Marshal
Denny, d. G. M. OF the Grand lodge A. F
and A. NJ, and several members of the Or
der, visited LIE Sueur Tuesday evening for
the purpose of dedicating the new Masonic
hall in that city. G. S. Ives, of ST. Peter,
delivered the dedication address, which is
pronounced mastery effort by Marshal
Denny. After the dedication there was a
banquet, followed by a dance. The affair
is pronounced a complete success.
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friends to a reception at Plymouth chapel
tomorrow evening. The attractions of
the evening will be, ''The Art Gallery" by
the old masters; Museum" OF curios
loaned for the occasion, and the Con
clave of Nations" with the ''Grand Mogul'
as master of ceremonies. Visitors are re-
specially requested to leave their canes
and parasols at home, as the pictures and
curios will not bear poking at.
E. G. Blackford, of Fulton market, n.