Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-04
CITY GLOBULES.

The schools will close two weeks from
next Friday for weeks vacation.
Col. Taylor, state librarian, is in receipt
of four volumes of Pennsylvania reports.
The Office of the United States circuit
court is adorned with handsome new file
case.
The annual examination of the books of
the county treasurer will be made to-mor-
row morning.
The plat commission met yesterday and
looked over the plat of West St. Paul an
mex. II was sent back.
Messrs. W. J. Rogers and f. P. Hoppin
were on yesterday admitted to practice be-
fore the Ramsey county bar.
Articles of incorporation of the Mime
apoIis Dental association were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday.
In the case of H. T. Smith VS.. the st.
Paul City Railway company, Judge Wilkin
on yesterday filed papers in settlement.
Henry P. Hoppin aud Wellington J.
Rodgers were admitted yesterday to prac-
tice in the courts of the state of Mime
sofa.
Tomorrow will be pension day, and
Clerk Bell of the district court, announces
that he and his deputies will be on hand
early.
Carrie Morrison was yesterday sentenc-
ed to two years and two months at Still
water for robbery and was taken over in
the afternoon,
James Wheeler had been slightly loaded
but as his swelled head was considered pun
ishment enough the court told him to go
and booze no more.
On March l Mr.. H. NJ. Rice, county
treasurer, turned over to W. E. Burton, his
successor, the sum of $156,92594, that
amount representing the entire funds in
possession of the treasurer.
A poor old faded beauty named Lucy j.
Lye was before the court yesterday charged
with keeping a house of ill-fame. The
hearing was continued to the 9Th inst.
The dramatic division of the German
society will give tonight at the Athen@um
the musical and spectacular comedy-farce
IN four acts entitled THE Jolly Vaga-
bonds
IN the district court yesterday morning
Carrie Morrison, found guilty of larceny
was sentenced by Judge Wilkin to tern
Of two years and two months in the peni
tentiary.
Yesterday afternoon the sheriff arrested
man named H. W. Cole, on telegram
from the authorities of Fargo. The charge
on which ne is wanted is supposed to b.
embezZlement.
While employed on building in cours'
of construction on Carroll street yesterday
a carpenter named Watershed, fell from
a staging and broke one of his legs. Fl
will be disabled for some weeks to come
A deed was filed yesterday from j. "
Bass to W. H. Vanderburg, conveying lot
s and 8, block 3, ST. Paul proper, for $29,
800. This is the Forbes property oil tn
northeast corner of Sixth and Rober
streets.
A modest youth named A. L. Johnso,
looked upon the bug JUICE when it was am
Der and it downed him. He was waltze
before the court yesterday and it being hi
first trip lie was let off on payment G
three bills.
The little one-story frame building o
Wabashaw street south of the Sherma
block is being torn down to make ROOF
for a fve-story block to be erected bt
tween the Sherman block and Odd Fe
lows block.
The friends Of Maggie Grace, the youn
girl who had Morarity arrested, are great
alarmed as to her whereabouts. After tt
hearing which resulted in the defendant
discharge, the complainant disappeare
and her whereabouts are not known.
G. NJ. Ramsey and T. Hayes, the ownel
of two large bonanza farms at Warre
spent the day in this city yesterday, tai
ing in the sights etc, and both left fl
Chicago last evening to engage in the pu
chase of horses for their farm supply.
Stamp mills, reduction and smeltir
works are soon to be erected at Livingsto
the capital stock being all subscribed an
parties are now East contracting for m
chinery. Ground has been donated for Il
companies works in the Palace additic
to that town.
The Southern Minnesota Railroad cor
pany has made return to the state audit
of the sale the past year of $4,000 acres
land in Pipestone county, which lands a
now added to the taxable area in that cou
ty. Last year the taxable area Of t
county was but $4,000 acres.
Turner hall was we'll filled last mig
with people who gathered to see the graz
gymnastic exhibition of the boys ella
The music was furnished by Seibert's {
chestra and the Germania Singing societ
The exercises consisted of combat ext
cises and antagonistic games, double vau
ing exercises on parallel bars, marching a
wand exercises with groupings, exercis
on horizontal bars, marching and dancir
vaulting and exercises on the horse, pyl
mids and groupings, ETC., etc. 1t was
pleasant occasion.
On Friday evening, at the closing of t
night school, Franklin division, for
season, John S. Donnelly, principal of
Rice school, was presented by the pup
under his charge, with a full-jeweled La
cester movement, hunting case sill
watch, which gift was accompanied W
an address expressing their grateful este
and good wishes toward the recipient,
Geo. Reuter-, on the part of the commit
to which Mr.. Donnelly replied, expressi
his heartfelt thanks for the kindly RENE