Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-19
CITY GLOBULES.


& Finch, and big boom is predicted.
". J. Hahn, Grand High Priest of Min
neso5a, yesterday granted a dispensation
for q new chapter of Royal Arch Masons,
at Brainerd.
A call for a public testimonial benefit
concert for Signor Jannotta was being cir
6uIated yesterday and was being very gen
orally signed.
The county treasurer yesterday left ssv-
enty-fve executions with the sheriff for per-
sonal taxes which he wants to have that off
satisfy Immediately.
Clerk Bell of the district court desires
that all attorneys wanting to get their
causes in the May calendar must file the
same on or before Saturday next.
A Chicago man,who declined to give his
name, claimed yesterday to have been
robbed at the American house OF S12O, a
gold watch and ticket to Bismarck.
Adjutant General Hawley issued general
order No. 2 yesterday, making the Hart
ley Guards Of Little Falls, Company X. in
the Second regiment of the Minnesota Ma
ton Guards.
Charles ]. Williams says that yesterday
afternoon he was seized by two ruffians on
Seventh street beyond the bridge, and
walked off to the woods where he was gar
roted and robbed.
Elizabeth Kemper has conveyed to Al
bert Dufreene, for $4,000, lot 8, block IL,
in Whitney 81 Smiths addition. This is
on the west side of Rosabel street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
Secretary Williams of the State His
torical society, has nearly completed the
arrangement of the 10000 volumes in
their new case room in the historical de-
partment at the state house.
CharlesWeil has commenced suit against
the city, claiming $4,000 damages for in
juries alleged to have been sustained by
running against cable stretched across
Arkwright street in the prosecution Of city
work.
4 deed was put on record yesterday
from Mrs. Elizabeth Hall to Cunningham
and Haas, conveying one acre in section
81, town 30, range %, located on the cor
ner of Wabashaw and Bluff streets, for the
sum of $14,150.
4 wheel of a wood cart came down with
a crash, taking part of an axletree with it
en- the car track on West Third street.
yesterday afternoon, and a more astonish-
ed driver has not been seen since ihe world
got upon wheels.
Old Mother Cressey lodged in the station
house last night. She tried the experiment
of working of an overdoze of benzine BY
stonlng the street cars as they passed up
Rice street, and was succeeding first rate
until the experiment was abruptly ended
by policeman.
MIR. Thomas Bower, the old time marble
man, having decided to re-enter the bus
mess again, has formed a, copartnership
with Mr.. NJ. F. Dolan, late of Boston, an
artistic monumental carver and sculptor.
The place of business of the new firm will
be at No. &c East Seventh street.
The deed from j. NJ. Robbins, of St.
Paul, and Charles and Dwight Woodbury.,
of Anoka, to Edward Langevin was placed
on record yesterday conveying about 24O
acres in Woodbury. q Cases addition and
Brown & Jackson's addition to West ST.
Paul, and about 100 acres of land not
plated for 100000.
One Of the members of No. truck
lost a rubber boot at the fire the other
night. If the finder will inform the loser
where to send it he will send the other
boot around to the finder, as one boot can
DO him no good. He might as we'll not
have found the one. It is very kind of
the loser to make this offer.
The will of Dr.. AIintzer was before the
probate court yesterday. Mrs. Mintzer has
fled second will, claiming that when the
doctor made his last will, which cuts her
out, he was not of sound and disposinc
mind or memory, and that this Will was
procured through the undue influence OF
Mrs. Susan Agate and others. The case
Is set for hearing on the 9th.
Inc Office OF D. H. Valentine on Jack
son street was entered Tuesday night and
Vlllse and an overcoat taken. The
thieves who Stole the clothing from the
ladies, and who were arrested by Officer
Nugent are Supposed to be the ones who
did the work at Valentines. They give
their names as Charles and Paddy RYAN.
and have just got out of prison at Wau-
pun.
There is movement on foot for the
purpose of securing the triangular piece
of property on ST. Peter street, opposite
-NAS ON0AAOA1A3 LII el1o purpose VI erecting
monument of some sort. This is an
eminently proper use for the ground. It
will never be valuable for business pur.
poses on account of its shape, but is JUS
fitted for some such ornament as the one
referred to.
John Kelly, the we'll known character
who propels himself about the city by tn,
aid OF cane bottom chair, soliciting aims
was run over yesterday morning in cross
ing Third street from Hill street, by PAL
of horses hitched to light wood wagon
The horses and wagon passed completed,
over him, and at first it was supposed h
was seriously hurt, bat it transpired thai
the temporary shock sustained in being
knocked down was his only injury.
Mr.. Parker and Mr.. Prendergast me
last evening with Aid. Siarkey, the onl,
member fro a the committee on building
of the council, to further consider tn,
plans for the construction of central fir,