Daily globe., 1883-08-07
CITY GLOBULES.

Albert Lea, are on q visit to st. Paul.
Up TO date 2,10O dog licenses have been
issued and over 100 vagrant ours have been
killed.
Mr.. H. W. Sweet, OF Chicago, who has
been visiting for a few days IN this city,
left for home yesterday.
Anna Wandra hes sworn out warrant
for the arrest Of Mary Beranch on the
charge Of assault and battery.
Adiutant General Hawley received
back pension Of. $4,000 for \. D. Dutton,
of Blooming Prairie yesterday.
Mr.. A. 7. G. Pierson will leave to-mor-
row for San Francisco to attend the trien-
nial conclave of the Knights Tenplars.
Sheriff I. j. Sheehan, OF Freeborn coun-
ty, resident Of Albeit Lea, was on visit |
to the city yesterday on official business
Mr.. H. D. Mullane, champion finger bill |
HARDEST, is in st. Paul and will give an
exhibition tonight OF his skill in manipu- |
lating the balls.
Mr.. Hiram 3. Nieman, secretary and
treasurer of the Ahrens Manufacturing |
company, of Cincinnati, called on Chief |
Black of the fire department yesterday.
The expenses CT the board of directors
of the aims house and hospital for July
amounted to $1,71O.88. Of that amount
$600 was included from former months.
The board of trade yesterday appointed
the following committee on grain inspec-
tion and weighing. T. A. Hawkins, II. P.
GIANT, Wm. Constans, L.. A. Gilbert, Geo.
Griggs.
great deal OF dissatisfaction is mani
tested over the rasult of the Dalton-Don-
aldson sparring match Saturday night,
and il is claimed the former was not given
fair shake.
Judge Parker, of the city attorneys
Office, has gone 10 that great summer re-
sort, the water Office, where he expects to re-
main for the next two months. He is help
ing the boys out.
The members Of the American board of
Foresty are commencing to put in. their
appearance, quite number of them hav-
ing reported at the rooms of the State
Historical society yesterday.
Mrs. Foster the leading lady in John
McCullough's company, left the city yes
terday for a visit to friends in Hudson,
from whence she will 20 TO Denver,
Col, where the company open their
season.
About noon yesterday, Offcer Scheifer
stopped a runaway horse on Seventh, near
Wabashaw street. 4 buggy WAS attached
to the animal, and the rig was left at the
st. Peter street livery stable to await an
owner.
The young daughter of Mr.. ". Auerbach
lost pocket-book yesterday !morning on
the early train arriving from Minnetonka.
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a diamond cluster. A reward of S25 is
offered.
The st. Paul Gas Light com pany have
filed an answer to the complaint of the
Brush Electric Light company, in which
suit is pending in the United States court.
1t is claimed in the answer that the light
used b. tbs company is not an infringe
ment.
There will be "a meeting of the
Homeopathic Medical society of st. Paul,
held st the Office of DR.. Eastman, A Wash
ington street, on Tuesday evening August
Z, az O'clock. DR.. G. Il. Dorion is essay
ist for the evening, subject, ''Kinks in Med
icine.'.
The board of equalization net yester-
day and reduced the street car company's
assessment from $I50,0OO to $4,000 The
assessments against the wholesale dealers
was referred to Messrs. McCardy, Quinn
and SchurIneier, when the board adjourned
until tomorrow at o'clock.
About $50 o'clock yesterday morning
John Carol, a mason employed at the new
Opera house, fell from scaffold and re-
ceived an eight or ten foot fall. As he de-
sceaGed he caught himself on the ioist and
thereby prevented serious results. He
was injured somewhat abou: the face and
back.
Some wag with thirst for knowledge
has carried off the quotation blackboard
which performed dubious service at the
market house. Yesterday another wag, of
the aesthetic order cabbaged parasol
belonging to Mrs. McGregor, of Iglehart
street. She laid 1t or stall, and on look
ing around it had flown.
Mr.. j. E. Wallich, formerly of Grand
Rapids, and now Of Leadville, leaves for
the latter place to day. During his stay
in st. Paul he has sold the Wallich and
Grand George lodes for $4,000 and $22,-
600 respectively. Mr. Wallich expects to
return to st. Paul and engage in business
here.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor O'Brien had
q re-investigation in the case of E. A.
Renksdorf, whose saloon license was re-
voked short time since on the charge of
keeping resort for disreputable charac-
ters on Mississippi street. Upon hearing
all the witnesses, it was decided to letsthe
matter stand as before
A lady yesterday lost her purse contain
ing two rings, one valuable diamond and
the other a torquoise, and a small amount
of money, on the Manitoba train which
arrives here at 10 a. m. A reward OF $25
is offered elsewhere for the return of the
diamond ring, which is particularly valued
on account of its associations.
State Treasurer Kittleson invested $780,