Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-06
CITY GLOBULES.


Washington streets.
Prof. Evans gives another Of his dancing
class receptions at Sherman hall this even
ing. Prof. Evans intends to make it the
party Of the season.
A teachers institute convened at Worth
ington, Mobiles county, on Monday with
Levi Wright as conductor and E. I. Fitch
as assistant. Prof. Kiehle delivered the
lecture last evening.
Messrs. Simons, Hatch & Whittier have
commenced suit in the district court
against Nut & Brandt asking judgment
for $405.15, claimed to be due for goods
sold IL November last.
Owing to increase in business, ". b
Garland has removed his wholesale and
retail trunk store to the spacious building
No. 3SS Jackson street, where he will have
better facilities to accommodate the trade.
]. Erbring. clothes line thief who has
been operating in the Sixth ward, Billy
Bircllard being among the suffers, arrested
by Officer Rouleau, was given ninety days
in the workhouse by Judge Burr yester-
day.
Ex-Chief Engineer Strong, of the fire
department, is at present engaged in set
Ting up some of his private affairs that
have suffered while ne was acting as chief
engineer. He will soon engage in some
kind Of business.
One of our citizens considers that at last
he has got perfect girl for doing house
work, and one who is such perfect model
of cleanliness and economy, that she even
wipes the wooden toothpicks and saves
them for the next meal.
Mr.. Jenkins, the new chief of the fire
alarm telegraph, is at work at the line,
and when he gets it out from under the
rubbish that has been piled upon it, he
hopes to see what it looks like. He tested
the whistle yesterday noon and found it
all right.
One commitment to the workhous9 for
ninety days, and two fines amounting to
$50, comprised all the sentences in the
municipal court yesterday morning, the
other arrests, three disorderlias and four
Migrants, being dismissed, the charges not
being sustained.
Now that the Summit avenue park is
bought 1t is to be hoped that those little.
narrow-minded spirits, who have been
thrown into spasms for fear the city Of
st. Paul would not pay for it, will now
rest quiet and not be impectinent and in
sulting any more.
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Walter H. Sanborn
against Sarah A. Fuller and others, to quiet
the title in lots 90, block l; and 4, 8 and
-, block 2, in Nininger and Donnelly's
addition to Holcomb's addition to St.Paul,
sold b. the auditor for taxes in 1874.
Mike Barrett, well-known young pool
player of Chicago, was killed Wednesday
night by the cars at Fergus Falls. At the
time, MIR. Barrett was on his way to play
match game Of pool at that place. While
in st. Paul Mr.. Barrett made many friends,
who we're greatly panied to hear of his
terrible death. He was only nineteen
years of age.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the Ma
riue Mills Creamery company, of Marine
Mills, Washington county, for term of
thirty years, with capital stock of $4,000
in 100 shares of $50 each. The first board
of officers are Samuel Judd, president; b.
Thompson, vice president; Geo. T. Sabin,
E. R. Bryant has commenced suit in the
district court against Christian w. A.
Boremann, to compel the completion of
contract of sale of lots and z, of block
'A,'' Bells add. to West st. Paul. The con-
tract Of sale was $1,000; $500 cash, upon
the execution of warranty deed clear of
all encumbrances, Bryant paying S. to
bind the contract. The complaint alleges
that Boremann refuses to fulfill his contract
and the court is asked to compel him to do
SO.
4 deed of transfer was fled with the reg
lister of deeds yesterday, from Russell Q.
Munger to NJ. A. Presley, of lot Is and
part of lot 46, in block 80 of Dayton and
Irvine's addition, the consideration being
$4,000. The property corners on Josette
and Dayton avenue, opposite the Summit
square park, the transaction growing out
of the sale of that property for park pur-
poses, and being contingent upon this
transfer of the same to the city for that
purpose.
While no one of Minnesota's favorite
sons was named for postmaster general, as
was hoped would be the case, Collector
Biokel yesterday called the attention of a
GLOBE reporter to the fact that Judge
Gresham, the appointee, has q brother in
st. Peter, Judge VIM. A. Gresham. Judge
Gresham is an old resident of st. Peter
and highly respected citizen. he was
Judge of probate for many years, but is
now following farming and dealing in real
estate. So Minnesota is not entirely left.
Officer Lowell made slight mistake
Wednesday evening when he arrested j.
Murphy, Pat. MCCARTHY, Peter Smith and
F. W. Rolf as 'vags." When arrested the
quartet were sitting about the Westminis-
ter street switch-house, to give the beer
they had drank time to settle. When ar
raigned yesterday morning it was learned
the two first named were in the en-
ploy of the foundry company, that
the third was brakeman, and that the
fourth one was an up-country merchant,
and of course they were discharged.
Special Policeman Gibbons, plead
guilty in the municipal court yesterday