Daily globe., 1883-05-02
Sergeant Signal Corps,
TO-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

The board of education, that was to have
held meeting last night, adjourned till
to night.
Michael Doran, commission, has purchas-
ed the commission house of Butler & Min
inger andthe business Of the two houses
will be consolidated.
The sight of man on Wabashaw street
yesterday with both arms broken, being
done up in splints and dependent from his
shoulders by sings, was at least helpless
one.
The city council was to have held reg
ular meeting last evening, but owing to
the fact that yesterday was election day,
the meeting was adjourned till Friday
evening next.
W. H. Keene, charged with passing coun-
terfeit money, was transferred from the
Ramsey county jail to the jail in Hennepin
county, in order that he might be nearer
his friends and relatives.
The printers Of the Pioneer Press will go
on strike in few days, demanding forty
cents per 1000 ems, so as to equalize their
pay with that paid to the GLOBE printers
for the past nine months.
After very tedious work Adjutant Gen
eraI Hawley has succeeded in securing
$1,000 back pension for John Alley of
Springfield, Mo-, but formerly war veter-
an having his home and enlisting at Red
Wing.
D. A. Robertson & Co. have subdivided
into TWO, three, five and ten acre lots twen-
ty-four and half acres at the southeast
corner of Smelling and Marshall avenues.
Macalester college railroad station, on
Short Line, is on this property.
Messrs. Bohrer g. Hulsiek, the live
commission men, finding the store occu-
pied by them on the corner of Fourth and
Robert streets too small for their rapidly
increasing business, have moved to the
large store on Third street, next below the
Merchants hotel.
The chaps who moved a circular counter
on truck on Third street yesterday after
noon presented an anxious and an active
sight as they struggled to keep the furni-
ture on board the vehicle when the wheels
struck depression in the road bed, which
seemed to occur at least three times to the
rod.
Adjutant General Hawley has received
notice that the ordinance ordered of the
United States war department for the
Minnesota regiment of the National
guards are in transient from Rock Island
10 st. Paul. They consist of belts, guns.
new steel bayonets and accoutrements of
the necessary kinds.
There was big hotel opening at Fari-
bault last evening, on which
occasion Landlord Cole threw open the
doors of his brand new and elegant tavern
to his hosts of friends, and highly enjoy
able and congratulatory time ali around
was the consequence. Quite q number
were present from st. PAU.
Gov. Davis yesterday made 4 motion in
The district court to the effect that, If
agreeable to the court, it should Indicate
when it would hear the report OF the com
nittee of the bar in regard to the death of
Lorenzo Allis, Mr.. Geo. L. Otis and Mr.. E.
R. Hollinshead. In response to this mo-
tion the court fixed the time at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning next.
Pat Malloy was his name and drunk his
condition. He was locked up to sober off
and be in presentable appearance to in
terview his honor in the municipal court
this morning. Mrs. Scchats, a confirmed
bum, was taken to the station by Officer
Di5tler last night in distressingly timber
condition from the effects of an overdose
of Mollie's eye-water. The madam has
been on the turf for fifteen years, yet nev-
er in the history of the past has she been
found so utterly utterless, as she was last
night.
State Auditor W. w. Braden in his capac
ity of commissioner of the state Gland Of
fee, holding public auction sales of
state lands in the state, which commenced
at Carlton, Redwood and Redwood Falls
April 25th,i were held at jackson yester-
day, at Pipestone to-day, to be followed at
Martin, Mobiles and Rock on the succeed
ing days of the present week. There will
be twenty-five more sales held in different
portions OF the state between May1l and
June 10.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company
suspends operations to-day, and its Office
in this city will be closed. The wires will
be transferred to the Western Union Office.
and some Inconvenience of q temporary
character may occur to the public. This
will be for day or so only, however, dur
ing which the company will equip and
furnish branch Office in what is now
known as the reading room of the Mer-
chants hotel, with direct communication
with all points in the United States.