Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-28
CITY GLOBULES.

The amount of personal taxes paid into
the county treasury yesterday was nearly
100000.
The funeral of the late Henry A. Schliel
will take place this morning at $3.50 from
his late residence.
The case of Edward Simonton agains
Abbie H. Yanderhoof was on trial yester
day before Judge Brill.
Pat Coney, who fell down to the bottom
of that 65-foot we'll, is feeling better now
than he has for ten years.
An agreement to sale was recorded yes
terday from Jacob Thorworth to John J
Buckhart. lot II, block y, St. Paul proper
for $l3.5O0.
The funeral Of Thomas J. Garland yes
terday afternoon was attended by the
knights Of Pythias. of which organization
he was member.
Capt. Walter Clifford, Seventh U. S. in
fantry. recently stationed at Fort Smelling
died at Fort Bridger, Wyoming, Feb. q:
suddenly of heart disease.
The young man who claims to have got
ten sick by eating pork should beware of
the Opera house and remember the advice
of the elder Samuel Weller.
The commission of Ray Hatch of Min
neapolis to be second lieutenant of COM
pany A, First battalion, has been received
at the adiutant generals Office.
The question has been asked why the
members of the governors military staff
were not sent to the senate for confrma-
ton. 1t is simply because the law does
R3t require it.
Maggie Gundorf was a waiter girl at
the Union house but she is accused of
stealing $50 from the landlord and Ian
guishes in jail to see what the grand jury
will think of it when the snow is gone.
People in st. Paul cannot work too in
dustriously on their cutters. The sun gets
up high now a'days and shines brightly
The snow disappears and the water comes
forth. Look out for your cutters or there
will be music.
Adjutant General Hawley yesterday tried
the experiment of splitting wood with a
clothes line intervening in the swoop of
his axe. After the experiment the gentle
man laid down. A heavy fur cap saved
the head of the axe from serious injury.
Yesterday, for little while, there was
some excitement on the street caused by
the report that woman had jumped out
of the window of a house of i'll repute on
Sibley street. On chasing up the report
it amounted to but little and the "poor
thing" was allowed to go without arrest or
interference of any kind.
TakirG a lesson from the recent fire and
consequent panic in New York Catholic
school building, tbs authorities Of the st.
Josephs academy in this city are putting
up fire escape from the second and third
stories of that edifce. very much need
ed improvement. 1t is composed of lad
ders and landings at each story.
Mr.. Bowman, the distinguished organ
list who plays at the organ concert Of
House of Hope church next Thursday
evening, is the translator and editor OF
Bowman's-Weitz Manual of Musical
Theory, published by W. A. Pond & Co.
New York, one of the most concise, clear
and understandable works on harmony and
thorough bass yet published.
The case of O'Oorman against Richter
was submitted yesterday. All the salient
points in this celebrated case were given
exclusively in the GLOBE last Sunday in the
arguments of l. V. D. Heard and Mr.. Lo-
renzo Allis. These two arguments covered
the whole case so far as the facts and the
general law upon the subject are concern
ed. The other argu nents were merely an
explanation of the application of the law
to the facts.