Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Sergeant Signal Corp
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

A woman named Maggie Clark was run |
in for vagrancy yesterday.
Captain Bresette went to Saltwater
yesterday win Brin, the convicted ticket |
scalper.
The state board of charities hold meet
ing this morning in the capitol building at
10 o'clock.
Three back pensions we're received at
the adiutant generals Office yesterday ag
gregating $4,000.
Robert Silverman, for disorderly con-
duet, was raked in by Officer Lowell yes
terday afternoon.
T. E. Allyn, farmer living in Cottage
Grove, was arrested by Officer Swanson
and taken to the lookup for drunkenness.
City Treasurer Reis paid out yesterday
$4,000 to contractors of the st. Paul
bridge and the Water Works company.
The thribble cross between a pagoda,
obelisk and minaret which now tops off
the state house is getting on its state over
coat.
Officer Matauk run in late last evening
VIM. Arend, for drunkenness, and Officer
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the same.
The supreme court in full bench opened
the matter of assignment of the surviving
partners of the Page-Sexmith Lum Der
company yesterday afternoon.
County Treasurer Burton yesterday paid
over to State Treasurer Kittson $4,387.4S
for the support of the Ramsey county in
T0afaS in the rofOrn snhoOl for 1890
Those pictures of the inner courts and
departments of the state house, taken by
Minneapolis artists, are out. Those we
have seen are prolific in dark backgrounds
and light fronts.
D. d. Merrill commenced suit yesterday
in the district court, against Mary E. Har-,
brouch and others, to quiet title to lots 6, Z,
s, 8 and 10, block 159, III Robertson's addi-
tion to West ST. Paul.
The district court, Judge Brill presiding
met at 10 a. m. yesterday, and called the
matter of the estate of Russell Post, but
there being no response an adjournment
was taken to this morning at 10 a. m.
man named McKuhn was dis
covered last evening by Officer Lynch
in the parlor of N. G. Marshalrs residence,
AL Robert street. and failing to give good
reason for being there, was taken to city
hall.
A petition is said to be in circulation to
procure the release from theStillwater peni-
tentiary of l.. Brin, who got in there for
dealing in railroad tickets which, by some
strange operation, he obtained from the
railroads without rendering proper equiva-
Ieat.
This morning the PatriarchaI circle of
st. Paul, assisted by temples from North
field, Saltwater and other places, will hold
meeting at Odd Fellows hall, to organize
for the meeting to be held in Chicago on
the 18th, 18th and 18th Of July.
The Rosabel street M. E. Sunday school
give an excursion on the Manitoba road to
Minnetonka tomorrow, and will take a
ride on the lake on the 6ne steamer Belle
of Minnetonka. Round trip fare, S1.5O
The train will leave the depot at $50 a. m.
sharp.
The new steamer st. Paul will arrive this
morning, and all the members of the
chamber of commerce are invited to par
ticipate. Tickets for all parties invited at
the packet Office on the levee, between 8
and 10 a. m. The state and city officers
are also invited.
There has not been an application for
the o5tainment of work through the state
immigration department for two weeks.
1t being unusual for week to spass with
out application of this kind being made
there. The inference is drawn that pretty
near all the available labor in St. Paul il
employed.
The art exhibition at Mannhemier block
is worthy of great deal better patronage
than it is receiving. 1t will be lonp
time before the people of st. Paul will
haYe al opportunity to see such a collec-
tion. The price of admission has been re-
dnced to twenty five cents placing it with
in the reach of every one
Yesterday James Mealey, of As West
Exchange, hired a horse and buggy of
W. L. Nichols, and being under the infiu-
ence of liquor, drove the horse so fast as to
endanger the life of the animal and rem
der him liable to a charge of cruelty to
animals. Mr.. Nichols had warrant issued
for his arrest, and he will have a hearing
this morning in the municipal court.
There was heavy drumming on an in
side door at the state house yesterday
afternoon, but such was the deceptiveness
of sound and the bounding about in the
spacious halls of echo piled on echo that it
was some time before parties in search
were able 10 discover the exact whereabouts
Of the imprisoned drummer. Finally a
wash room was hit upon and swollen
door was found to be between the captive
and liberty, which being forced, 10 and
behold, the smiling janItor was the gentle
man found to be in quod.