Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-19
CITY GLOBULES.

to-day.
City Treasurer Refs will dispense
about $4,000 among certain contractors
to-day.
The committee OF schools Of the board
of education have a meeting at 1880 this
evening.
Vim. NJ. Carson of Baltimore, Ind, ad-
United to the Minnesota bar, will open
law Office in St. Paul.
Thomas johnson, James Murphy and
John Healey who were sentenced to Still
water, were taken over yesterday after
noon.
Those gentlemen who are behind in their
taxes should attend to the business of pay
ing them at once. But few more days
remain before the penalty will begin.
The first open air concert OF the summer
series will be given by the First Regi-
mental Band in Rice park Wednesday
evening next, May 25th, weather and cleo
trio light permitting.
Miss Ida Matheis, daughter of the late
Nicolas Matheis, found a ladies' valuable
gold bracelet at the corner Of Exchange
and Seventh streets, which the owner can
recover by calling at police headquarters.
Mr.. VIM. Wallace, for several years con
nected with DeGraff & Co., died at Gas
o'clock Friday evening at his residence 255
West Fifth street. Notice of the funeral
will be announced in the Sunday GLOBE.
The board OF public works go out in a
general excursion this afternoon to view
the improvements in process of being made
i'll the matter of extending, grading and
seweraging the avenues and streets of the
city.
1he cash boys at Mr.. Gustave Heine-
manr's large dry goods store on the COR
ner Of Jackson and Seventh streets pre-
sent particularly handsome appearance
in their new uniforms of navy blue and
brass buttons.
They were shoveling on the Wabashaw
street job yesterday when Mike asked Tim
if he thought Billy McGraw would get
better of his sickness. Says Tim in an
swer: eyes, sur; Cor a-mity has no use for
'im and the devil won't have i'm, bedad."
Prof. Kiehle returned to 81. Paul last
evening having been in attendance upon
the graduating exercises of the Chatfeld
high school yesterday. He has also made
an official visit to the high schools of Zum-
brota and st. Charles the present week.
The entire ''Longfellow Memorial Pro-
gramme" met with such success at the
high school yesterday forenoon that it will
be repeated this evening at the school. An
admission tef twenty-five cents will be
charged for the benefit of the school
library.
W. E. Stone was arrested yesterday af-
ternoou upon complaint of his wife, who
charges him with beating her and cruel
and inhuman treatment generally. Ac-
cused deposited $50 for his appearance be-
fore Judge Hall in the municipal court this
morning.
4. j. Anderson occupied q reserved lo2p1
at the station house last night. And., :, /.
lives on Trout brook, near the E-vroja
street bridge, and yesterday afterauor GOT
into quarrel with his neighbcrs, dor.D5
which he assaulted and struck woman.
Special Officer Gladan made the arrest
Chief of Police Weber received a postal
yesterday from Mrs. Mary Brennan of Car
rolton, Mich, inquiring the whereabouts
of John Koran, sour John,"who some days
ago was advised to retire to his country resi-
dence near Big Stone lake for his health.
The chief furnished the desired informa-
ton.
y. NJ; G. A. 366 Wabashaw street, young
mems meeting this evening at 8 o'clock.
Services Sunday as follows:-Devotiona
meeting at $50 a. m, Bible study at 2:30
p. NJ, led by Mr.. Nash, gospel meeting
and song service at p. NJ, addressed by
Messrs. Forbes, Burrows and Campbell,
good music. Ali are invited.
Springfield Republican: st. Paul wants
a big tavern and proposes to raise $780,
GOO by general stock subscription to build
ii, but when this is done there are real es-
tate cormorants in the way with perhaps
Unsuitable nav. Spectators have grasped
or owners marked up prices until it is said
that every possible site is held at figures
which are simply preposterous.
Ia all the public schools of st. Paul yes
terday was observed as the memorial day
Of The poet Longfellsw. The exercises
were similar in all the schools and con-
sisted of reading, and recitations from
Lopgfellow's works, and essays upon his
life and character. Ten cent subscri ptions
were maze at the schools and $50 was
raised ct the Franklin school.
Amended articles of Incorporation were
filed yesterday with the secretary of state
by G. 9. Jones, president, and c. E.
Brown, secretary of the Minneapolis
Straw Board company, in which the capital
stock is increased in the SUN OF $4,000.
making the whole amount Of the capital
stock of the company $4,000, which is to
be divided into 1900 shares of $50 each.
Henry Dayton, lately engaged as a book
auctioneer on Seventh street, was arrested
upon complaint made to County Attorney
Egan by W. G. Severris, publishing
agent on Robert street, for whom Dayton
had been making collections, $50 of which
Severris charged he had not accounted for
The deficiency seems TO have resulted
through "booze," Dayton having been or
a spree for several days.
Gen. Terry has issued an order which
reads as follows First Leiut.Alfred B.John-
son, 9TH infantry, having reported in obedi
ence to paragraph 8, special orders No. AZ
current series, headquarters military divi
sion of the Missouri, is announced as aid
de.camp to the brigadier general com
handing the department. Lieut.. johnson