Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-10
CITY.GLOBULES.

Ah0 AuAV ooloOJ paSoSu up 1IOLu e
low at ore o'clock this morning with a
tow of logs.
Charlotte Thompson opens tonight in
the new Jane Eyre" Seats now on sale
at the box Office.
c. n. Parker has sold to Herman Greve
lot on the corner of Robert and Sixth
streets for $22,500, and the deed went on
record yesterday.
MIR. Sherwood, in whose employ John
Logue was when he twas killed by a fall on
the Seventh street bridge Tuesday, notified
Messrs. Mccarthy & D0nnelly to see him
buried in proper manner.
The "Libbie Conger" came in at two
o'clock this morning with heavy freight
and cabin full Of passengers. She will
discharge and back out for st. Louis about
noon. She had very good trip up the
river.
Officer Bahe last night arrested Daniel
McTiernen, John Grehens, John Clark
and Mike Collins on charge of fighting
on the streets. They were having quite a
lively little picnic all to themselves when
the officer made his appearance.
The Minneapolis" Captain Thompson,
OF the Saints lire, also arrived at 9
O'Clock this morning, with 800 tons, for
Fort Benton, fifty head of stock and thirty
passengers. She encountered a severe
storm below Dubuque, but arrived after
six days passage She will return to-day.
The managers of the Woman's Christian
Home are very grateful for the generosity
Of our citizens shown in liberal gifts of
provisions and cash donations amounting
to Sl4o.5O during February and March,
contributed through their solicitors, Mes
danes Sawyer, Hodgson, Van Duzee and
Smith.
John Kelly and Daniel Lucy had fight
last night at the quart saloon, on Eagle
street, during the continuance of which
Kelly chawed Off Lucy's left ear, actually
biting off about two-thirds of it. When
brought to the city hall Officer Bremen
patched up the mans ear as we'll as he
could with court plaster.
A suit was commenced by Calvin Ma
pier against the Anchor Manufacturing
Company, j. B. Close, William Close. F.
B. Close, G. W. Benson, as Chase Broth
ers y Co. The plaintiff asks that the de-
fendent be closedup a receiver appointed
and that the defendants be enjoined from
doing anything with the property of the
firm.
Adiutant General Hawley armed the
Saltwater company Of the Minnesota Ma
tional Guards yesterday with the guns and
accouterments of the Grand Army post at
that city, and furnished them with new
belts and other necessary accouterments
from the arsenal in this city from the stock
Of war supplies just received from Rock
Island.
Up to date Collector BickeI has received
from licenses, Cor as the government desig-
mates them, special taxes.) due May /,
nearly S68,O00. Collector Bicktl estimates
that the aggregate of collections fror. this
source will be $4,000, and as he row nas
plenty of time, delinquents will acco,Dlno-
date him and perhaps. save trouble by pre-
santing their credentials.
An order was filed in the U. S. district
court yesterday, by Judge McCrary, over
ruling the motion for new trial in the
case of Charles Jepson, administrative, VS..
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way company. This was cause for dam
ages from the company, in which, after
hearing the evidence, Judge McCrary
took the case from the jury and ordered a
verdict for defendant.
F. R. Well, the proprietor of the CIaren-
don hotel, and his estimable wife celebrat-
ed their silver wedding last evening. A
few intimate friends of the family were
present, among them DR.. and Mrs. Fry,
Mr.. and Mrs Fliegner and W. J. Freaney.
kilograms of congratulation were received
from friends in Philadelphia and Indian
apolis, wishing the happy couple many re-
turns, etc.
The master plumbers of st. Panl met
last evening and appointed committee of
three (3) to consult with the city attorney
IN regard to the appointment of an in
spector of plumbing. The plumbers are
anxious and willing to cooperate with the
city authorities in any movement looking
TO the betterment of the health Of the city,
but are firm in the belief that a practical
man should be appointed as inspector.
The ladies of Christ church, desiring to
improve the interior Of the church, arranged
for an entertainment at the armory yes
terday afternoon and evening. The after
noon was devoted to a promenade con
cert and the little play entitled Beauty
and the Beast" which was given for the
benefit Of the children. In the evening
Seiberts orchestra furnished some splendid
music for the dancers, and with bountiful
supper everybody went home satisfied.
MIR. W. A. Smith, of Chicago, accompan-
led by three gentlemen from Kansas, left
on last evenings train to take up their
residence in Livingston, Montana. They
have shipped several car loads of portable
houses, which they will at once erect upon
lots in the Park addition owned by Mr..
Livingston of st. Paul. they having made
extensive purchases in that and the Palace
addition, their purpose being to cover all
their lots, some sixty odd in number, as
rapidly as the houses can be manufactured
and shipped to them.
Men With Money, Look at This Chance!