Daily globe., 1883-06-14
CITY CLOBULES.

Mr.. Foote, city editor of the Fargo Re
publican is in st. Paul.
A young peoples society has been formed
by members of Plymouth church.
The April term Of the supreme court ad-
iourned sine die at the close of its fftieth
session yesterday noon.
Deputy Sheriff O'Connor yesterday ar
rested Thomas Jefferson on charge of as
sauIting J. NJ. Gof with a slung shot.
Prof. Kiehle has gone to Crookston to
deliver the address at the closing exercises
OF the teachers institute this evening.
Ir. C. G. Titcomb will give piano
recital this evening at o'clock, at the
piano rooms Of Nathan Ford, SO East
Third street.
The earth must have been surprised yes
erday not to have had its regular daily
wetting down from Cloud, NaPor & Co.'S
watering carts.
Strawberry and ice cream festival, gwen
by the Christians or Disciples at the Y. NJ.
c. A. parlors Thursday evening June 19,
from to 10 o'clock. Remaley's cream.
Capt. Bresette yesterday arrested fel-
low named Ansel on charge of attempting
to get money under false pretences. He
had in his possession a stamp Of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
The hall of the house of representatives
is being placed in order for the business
meetings of the civil engineers association
OF the United States holding its first meet
ing there next Tuesday, June 10.
The Universalist state convention meets
at Rochester on Friday of this week, at 10
o'clock a. NJ. and will probably be in ses-
SION three days. The usual arrangements
have been made for reduced fares.
Last evening the fve-mile race at the
roller skating rink for the championship
and silver medal was won by G. G. Zenzius
IN 2615 minutes. The sport was witnessed
by a large and animated audience.
Mr.. Richards, special attorney of The
United States pension department, will be
found at the United States grand ,ury
room for several weeks making exam in
ations Of cases Of doubtful evidence on the
part of those applying for governn en-
aid.
A suit was commenced yesterday in the
district court by the state of Minnesota
through W. J. Hahn, attorney general.
against John J. Ring, county treasurer of
Scott county in 1873, 1879 and 1880 and
David L. How and John B. Coulter as sureties
for King, to recover $427 ~, as money
received by Ring for the sale of school
lands which he never paid over.
On Sunday night the store Of Blyn Con
verse on Fort street, near the short line
road was burglarized OF about $50 worth
of knives, revolvers, percussion caps, etc
Yesterday the police arrested fellow who
Is supposed to be one of the Two that com
mitted the robbery. He gave his name as
Anselhelm, which, of course, is not cor
rect.
Kavanagh Will offer at auction on Wed
nesday next, the well-known American
house corner. This property has front
age on the great wholesale artery of the
city, Fourth street, of 1U0 feet, and so feet
on Wabashaw street, one of the principal
retailing cross streets of the city. For a
business corner, this is one of the most
valuable obtainable in st. Paul to-day.
Miss Marie Geist will give soiree
musicale this evening at her conservatory
of music, at No. 127 West Third street.
consisting of trio for piano, violin and
cello, solo by Mrs. J. VanEtten, trio for
violin, organ and cello, solo by Mr..
Buckalew, cello solo by Miss Marie Geist.
duet for piano and violin by Miss Marie
Geist and Mr.. Won Goetzen, duet by Mrs.
FanEtten and Mr.. Buckalew, and a trio for
violin, piano and organ.