Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-10
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GEOBULES.
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The city clerk is now prepared TO issue
dog licenses for the ensuing year.
A back pension allowance of $48 was re-
ceived at The adjutant generals Office yes
terday.
Mr. Henry Gruenhaven was presented |
yesterday, by his wife, with beautiful
little girl.
A Dawson, drunk of low degree, was
taken in cut of the damp by Officer Feb
ridge last night.
The latest calculations and figuring in
dictate that The loss On the May festival
will be about $4,000
Prof. Thayer, of River Falls, Wis, made |
a call at the educational department at the
state house yesterday.
Weymouth & Burgess commenced d. |
vorce Pre- aodings yesterday on behalf of
Mary Blake from Harry Blake, for alleged |
deserti0n.
Tomorrow morning the members of the |
Mannerchor will start at O'Clock and
walk down to the fish hatchery, returning
about noon.
Confirmation services will take place to
morrow morning at $780, at the Jewish
temple. All are invited to witness this
impressive rite.
The Boston one price clothing store has
a wonderful show window which surpasses
everything in that line in st. Paul and at
tracts universal attention.
mr.. Crocker was favored with a large
audience at the wigwam last evening, and
on Tuesday evening he will repeat his
laughable imitation of the beginner.
A game of base ball played yesterday
afternoon by the employees of Charles G.
Schmidt and P. R. L. Hardenburgh & Co.,
resulted in victory for the former by
score Of soto u.
State Auditor Braden has just returned
from the public sales of lands in the north
ern tier of counties, leaving Marshall on
Friday. The amount of the land sales, we
understand, were but a few hundred acres.
prize package done up in jeans with a
vizorless hat stuck jauntily on the top of
his head was found by Officer Pei liter last
evening in need of care and accommoda-
tons. He was too drunk to give his name
and was locked up under the euphonious
title Of John 4. Stevens greatest dramatic
effort, "Unknown."
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid out
%13,500 to different contractors as follows:
Tie Desparago, high school building con
tractor, $4,000 to Scribner & Co., roofing
high school building, $1,7O0; and to Trick
Co, contractors for the addition to the
Van Buren, and Lincoln school buildings.
and tor the new Adams school building
IL the Fourth ward, $500,
To be found by an officer in condi-
ton of fighting drunkenness Is bad
enough, bnt when coupled to this the vic
tim Is arrested it is almost beyond endur-
ance. such were the reflections of George
Thompson last night when he was locked
up behind the bars of the city Jail. He
was found and arrested by Officer Zirkle-
bach, and unless bailed out meanwhile.
he viii be the recipient of the city's hos
pitality during to-day.
Early yesterday morning, about 3 O'Clock
as officer Pendy was going home he saw a
fellow sming out of window of house
belonging to Joseph Leonard on the
corner Of Acker and Buffalo street.. The
officer gave chase to the burglar but the
latter was fleet of foot and got the best of
the race. The officer fired four shots after
the fleeing criminal, and thinks the last
one took effect as the fellow yelled vigor-
eusly, but he got away at last and it is not
known who he is.
Mrs. Boynton, wife of Chas. H. BoYn-
ton of the editorial staff of the Pioneer
Press, died yesterday morning at the
early age of 80 years, leaving a husband
and three children to mourn her loss. Her
malady was rheumatism of the heart and
for the past month her suffering has been
great The family came to st. Paul from
Milwaukee about three years ago, and
have secured many warm friends who will
deeply deplore the early demise of this
most estimable lady.
A couple of days ago Mrs. George Evans,
residing at No. 229 Eighth street, was a
passenger On one of the CITY street cars.
In the payment of her fare she rendered ?
50 bill. and received the correct change.
Inclosad in the package was dollar of
our daddies so baselY alleged as to cause
Its REJECTION as medium of exchange.
When its bogus character was established.
she applied to the railway officials for it's
redemption, and, much to her delight, the
application was favorabIy considered
Herself and husband desire TO express
their acknowledgements for the prompt
ness of the cOmpany's action in the case.
and tender assurances of appreciation
therefor through the columns of the
GLOBE.