Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-22
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. a.
TO-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

The school teachers we're paid off yes
terday for one month, the amount being
$4,000.
The June settlements of the several
counties with the state are rapidly coming
in to State Treasurer Kittelson.
The old Pioneer hook and ladder COM
panY has secured the services of 1. V. D.
Heard for the Fourth of July Grafton.
Company D, first regiment, Ed. S. Bean
captain, were out on street parade last
evening and presented fine appearance.
The body of H. Sutton, who walked off
the levee about ten days ago and was
drowned, was sent to Hastings yesterday.
The case of the state against Henrietta
Loos, charged with having more than one
husband, will begin to-day in the district
court.
The members of company d last even
ing took their bedding to Armory hall, and
will take up their quarters there for the
next week.
Henry Martin. who fell from the bridge
and was drowned about a week ago, was
buried yesterday by Messrs. Mccarthy
Donnelly.
From the 1st of January to the Dist day
OF June inst, the licenses collected foot UP
S49,823. The total for the whole year
1882 was $51,419.
The committee on license held a meet.
ing yesterday and concluded to recon-.
mend that the fruit stands on the street
corners be abolished.
At the auction sale of horses yesterday
eighty-six were sold at the average price
of 500 each. To-day the balance of the lot
advertised, forty in number, will be
put under the hammer.
Officer Kenneally returned yesterday
from Winnipeg with Eliza Shaw, who
witnessed the shooting of Ella Welch on
Jackson street about ten days ago. I'm
media ely after the shooting the witness
skipped to Winnipeg.
Mrs. w II. Cary is slowly recovering
from an almost fatal injury to her head
received some time since through the fall
ing of plastering from the ceiling of their
residence in the Irvine block, loosened by
repairs being made to the roof.
An allowance of a widows pension of ST.
per month with 81 to each of her children
was received at the adjutant generals office
yesterday. 1t is an instance of celebrity of
action in the pension department at Wash
ington, the application having been filed
barely d month ago.
Judge Brill yesterday filed decision in
the case of Henry Rumohr against John
Wagner ct al, in which he says that ''as
conclusions of law it is determined that
the contract set out in the complaint was
void under the statute Of frauds, there was
not sufficient part performance to take the
contract out of the statute. The plaintiff
Is not entitled to have the contract specif-
cally enforced. The plaintiff may recover
the value of his services, $75.
". N. Levy and Thomas H. Cox, di-
rectors. and Win. Mckenzie, secretary of
the Dundee Mortgage Trust and Invest
ment company, limited corporation I'M
der the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, having a registered Office at
Dundee, Scotland, have recorded a deed of
agreement and appointment with Secre-
tary of State Won Baumbach, dismissing
Robert Miller, of Fergus Falls as their
loaning agent at that city and appointing
Peter McMaster, of that city, to that po-
sion with full power of attorney.