Daily globe., 1883-08-02

"trip IN six days.
The showers yesterday were most well
come to residents on the unsprinkled
streets.
On the evening of August 18th, Rev.T.
Dewitt Talmage will lecture at Market
hall. Let this fact be kept in mind.
Yesterday was pay day for the city Off
cials, police and fire departments, and City
Treasurer Reis dispensed about $4,000.
E. j. Heimbach, on Sunday last, took
400 pounds of fish from White Bear lake.
Among them was one eighteen pound
pickerel.
II the case Of j. NJ. Hudson against n.
G. Hudson, proceedings for divorce, Judge
Simons yesterday fled decision granting
the application.
T. Murphy fled notice of appeal in the
district court yesterday from Inc assess
ment FOR opening, widening and extending
Aurora avenue.
Yesterday was pay day for the water
works force. There are 148 men on the
pay roll, and their aggregate stiperds
amount to $4,667.01.
Aho mohDerS OI tne hamSey county
delegation are called upon to meet at the
old court house at 10 o'clock this morn
ing to attend to business of some i'm
portance.
The first crop of summer flies are of
din1ipHtive dimensions, but they make up
in activity for what they lack in size, and
put in sixteen hours for days labor with
out murmur.
The annual retreat of the Catholic cler-
gy Of the diocese Of st. Paul, will COM
mence at the cathedral, this city, on the
evening of August 20, and close the Satur-
day following.
Secretary Fl. II. Young is writing his
hnal paragraphs, descriptive of the south
western Minnesota counties, and his state
immigration pamphlet will be issued from
the press in few days.
The rooms of the Academy of Natural
Sciences will be open to the public this
afternoon from until 8 o'clock. Admis-
sion ten cents, to defray expenses incident
to keeping the rooms in order.
President Jerome Allen, of the st. Cloud
normal school. having taken trip East,
Prof. D. L. KiehIe fills Mr. Aliens en-
gagement to lecture before the Detroit
Teachers institute this evening.
The funeral of Militia Thiclla, infant
daughter of Major Jacob Manner, took
place from Assumption church yesterday
afternoon and was very largely attended
by friends of the bereaved family.
The man Reerler. held to the grand jury
for the shooting at Post Siding, some three
weeks ago, was on the streets yesterday
forenoon in charge Of an c1fcar endeqvor-
ing TO secure bail, but was unsuccessful.
There was some alarm at tie cyclone
appearance of the clouds yesterday after
noon, but they proved to be freighted only
with few drops of refreshing rain, and
no violence was demonstrated to have been
intended.
Mrs. Augusta Foster, Of the Mccullough
company, was pleased listener at the
Opera house last evening. At the fall of
the curtain she went upon the stage and
congratulated the entire company for its
really superior work.
The colored people of st. Paul cele-
brated yesterday the anniversary of the
emancipation of the slaves on the island
of Jamaica by picnic at Union park and
ball at Music hall, on the corner OF Wa
bashaw and Third streets, in the evening
In "The Sorcerer'' tonight are three
members of the Ideal company who can
lay just claim to be Of talented family. |
These are the Misses Jessie, Josie and
Birdie Bartlett. Mr. Lincoln Bartlett, q
brother, with Brown & Prior, of Chicago, |
Is in the city enjoying his summer vaca-
ton with the sisters,
In the suit OF Francis Brady, ct al. !
against Mary O'Regan TO quiet title TO
thirty five feet front on Fourth street, near
the corner of Cedar, Judge WiIkin fled 8
decision yesterday declaring The title to
said property to be in Mary !. O'Regan, |
free. and clear from any right, title or in
terest Of said plaintiffs, and for their costs |
or disbursements.
4 pleasant wedding took place al St. |
Mary's church yesterday morning, being
the marriage of Mr.. 9. j. Gibbons, of the |
Nortborn Pacific railroad general Office, |
and Miss Mary 4. Rsardon, the daughter !
of Mr. Timothy Reardon, of this city. |
The ceremony was performed by Rev. i
Father COLLECT, and after congratulations |
the couple left for tour to the Yellow |
stone.
In the case of James j. Jellett VS.. The |
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail
way company, pending in the district |
court since August, 1882. appealed to the
supreme court, and by it sent back to the
lower court, Judge Brill yesterday filed |
the decision OF the court in favor of plain |
&iff, and for Judgment against defendant
IN the sum of $1o0,50, and interest at the
rate of per cent. from July 2, 1880, with |
costs and disbursements.
Why does the st. Paul & Duluth Rail-
road company neglect Green and Chisago
aaEDNs9 1t wouldn't require much of an
4eEsxG to make on these lakes !
IL popular ummers resort. There's |
good chance for architects to |
design pretty lakeside cottages for sum-
1ner resorts which can be built at from |
$500 to 500. Hundreds would be erected |
next spring if those who want them are
only shown how to make them pretty |
Wjthout expanding too much money.
TIE game of base bali at Red Cap park