Daily globe., 1883-07-28
CITY GLOBULES.
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s.. Pa Il, July %, 1888.

An inebriate named Joe Ward was ar
rested last night and 1923 was found on
his person.
Father James A. O'Conner, an independ-
ent Catholic priest, of New York city, will
preach at Mahtomedi, Sunday morning
August 5.
Fire Marshal Black notified the hotel
proprietors yesterday that they must at
once comply with the ordinance providing
for ice escapes.
The gentlemen owning roadsters pro-
pose to meet on the Midway track this
afternoon, and some fine contests of speed
are expected to result.
The board of equalization met yester
day and made few minor changes in
assessments in the Third ward. They ad-
journed until Thursday at 2 p. m.
The Wabashaw street paving is com
pleted, for which every occupant should
rise up and give thanks, the more es-
pecially as it is an extra good job.
Adjutant General Hawley is making all
effort to procure a berth in the Milwaukee
Soldiers home for another old and help
less soldier OF the Fifth Minnesota regi-
ment.
Henry Jones, of St. Peter, was before
Commissioner Cardozo yesterday charged
with neglecting to cancel stamps on beer
kegs. He was held to the grand jury IN
the sum of $500.
The still alarm of fire al $50 o'clock last
night was occasloned by the burning Of a
pile of rubbish in The rear of the Fire g.
Marine building. It was squelched by
company No. ?.
There is scarcity of copies Of the Min
nesota adjutant generals report issued
Dec. 1, 1856, and covering the war years
from 1861 to 1866, and the volume is at a
premium and brings from $15 to $50 read
jly
= lass meeting Of colored citizens viii
be held at the A. NJ. E. church Monday
evening next to select twelve delegates to
the state convention of colored citizens to
be held in st, Paul, August 2Oth, prox-
im0.
An adjourned meeting Of the state nor
NAL school boord will be held at the state
house at 10 a. N. next Tuesday 10 fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF In
structor Boutelle, of the WinOna normal
school.
The Red Cap ball club and Browns of
Minneapolis play at Red Cap park this
afternoon. game commencing at 3:15. The
Reds will appear in fairly good playing
condision aud sharp and close game
may be confidently looked for.
Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday, by Bishop
T. D CRUDE, Vicar General Augustin Ra.
voux. Rev P. Duignault and Geo Driver
and Philip Purcell, for the establishment
of the Church Of ST. Jarlath," at Iasco.
II the probate court yesterday, Mr.. Geo.
n. Nolan, public administrator of Jackson
county, Mo-, applied for letters of admin
istration in the estate of Anton Wacho.
Wacho was an eccentric character who
formerly resided in st. Paul and who hung
himself on account of bank failure.
Tae Great Western band has arranged
for steamboat excursion to leave foot OF
jackson street to morrow morning at $50,
Arrangements are complete for the COM
forts of families to find good days recre
alton. The number is limited to the ca
pacity Of the boat and barges according to
government rules
Aid. Wm F. Waprich, of Keokuk, and
chairman Of the committee on parks of
the common council of that city, is spend
ing few days in st. Paul with the view of
becoming enlightened on our park and
street railway systems. Secretary Arm
strong took him in charge yesterday after
noon aud together they viewed the ele-
phant.
Thursday evening iaborer named An
detson was severely injured by the caving
in Of an embankment at the corner of
Seventh and Pine streets. No less than
three physicians were sent for, but the
unfortunate man was allowed to go unat-
tended up to yesterday morning. 1t really
seems as if there was something rotten in
Denmark.
4 regular diner at a st. Paul restaurant
has been observed OF late to keep his hat
on while taking his meals, and on being