Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-13
CITY GLOBULES.

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The official election notice of the city
clerk appears on the seventh page.
The Thomas festival chorus, 200 strong,
rehearsed last evening at Turner hall, and
did some splendid work.
The real estate department Of Biegler 81
Schutte's Office in Bridge square will here
after be open from to 9 Pm.
It looks like building in st. Paul this
season, when one brlckmaker has contracts
already for 100000 brick to be doliv-
cred.
d.. r. o. Sweeney has been confined to
his room for two or three days with an i'll
ness arising cut Of a cold. He was better
yesterday.
It was reported at the city hall last
night that a five year old boy named
George Brennan, who lives at 61A Canada
street, was lost.
Chief of Police Weber received informa-
ton yesterday that his sister-in-law had
died at Hutchinson, and left last night to
attend the funeral.
James Den ny, the colored man who died
or the corner of Sixth and Washington
streets on Tuesday last, was conveyed to
Oakland cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The Swedish Society Vega yesterday re-
caived direct from Stockholm, Sweden,
one hundred volumes of choice books for
the library Of the society.
The Cathcart property on the north side
ofThird street, next below the First Ma
tioral bank, was sold yesterday by j. R.
Henderson, trustee, to n. Hardy, for $780,
900.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff O'Gorman,
Clerk Bell, Of the district court, and JUS
tice of the Peace Wood, drew a list of
grand and petit jurors to serve at the
May term of the court.
A very pleasant dance and reception
was given last evening at the armory by
company d. With good music and good
cheer the merry company gathered there
made The hours seem very short.
James G. Stout, and &. 4. Brewster, of
st. Paul, F. B. Mills, S. Morse and W. j.
Whitney, Of Minneapolis, and ". Il. Don
aldson, of Kentucky, were yesterday pro
posed as members Of the board OF trade.
William Rulworth, Nellie Otis and Mel
lie Ames, the trio arrested Monday night
at the instance Of one Miller who accused
them of robbing him of 81 and watch,
had their trials continued until the 18th,
giving bail for their appearance.
Mr.. George Mitsch, the Seventh and St.
Petsr streets carriage and wagon manufac-
turer, has just turned out Of his shop Car
No. for the Duluth Street Railway COM
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but IL style OF finish. etc, is the equal Of
the best street cars manufactured.
There were more than 800 present at the
Y. II. C. A. sociable last evening". The
readings by Miss. Henrietta Haas, Mrs.
Vaughn, Miss Barwise and Mr.. Levitt were
very finely given. The music was excel
lent, so were the refreshments, and all
present enjoyed themselves immensely.
Chas. Booth, Il. Gresen, NJ. V. Trieb and
j. Turner, hotel runners, were arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday morning
upon the complaint of Officer Lowell for
obstructing the streets about the union de-
pot. Judge Burr fined them $50 each, but
suspended execution of the sentence dur
ing good behavior.
A deed was filed yesterday in the regis
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erin ct al. to G. NJ. Dittman for $4,000,
conveying all of block 81, in Stinson,
Brown 81 Ramsey's addition. This prop
erty is bounded by Cascade street on the
north, Duke on the east, Randolph Oh the
south and Oneida street on the west.
Lewis Bushman, paid S. into the mun1c-
ipaI court yesterday morning for contempt
of court. Monday he swore out warrant
against Sam Quivillion, but when accused
was brought up for trial at the time set for
the hearing, Bushman, the prosecuting
witness, could not be found. Moral: It is
not safe to use the machinery of the mu-
nicipal court for Matchmaking.
The engineer force is having great diff
Guilty in keeping the catch basins open,
the quantities of mud and other refuse be-
ing washed into them soon choking up and
obstructing the outlet. To otviate this in
part Engineer Somers is having tight
wagon boxes made to remove the cleani2gs
of the streets and the catch basins before
sufficient has accumulated to clog the out
lets Of the basin.
span of horses attached to a hack ran
away on Fourth street yesterday mo rning
about = o'clock. The hack belonged to
OVerpeck, ana the 1flVer's name Is Dean.
The latter fell off between Robert and
jackson streets, and the team continued
on down Fourth street to the Northern
Pacific railroad Office, and fell into an ex-
cavation about twelve feet deep, breaking
the hack badly but not hurting the horses
much.
She gave her name as Betsey Oaklin, but
it is Betsey Holden. She was gathered up
from the sidewalk by Officer Zirklebach
Wednesday evening, dead drunk, and
covered with mud from head to foot.
Judge Burr sent her to the Woman's re-
formatory for thirty days, during which
time, at least, she will be much more pre-
sentable in appearance, and more of a
human being, than she was when arraigned
in tie court yesterday morning.
Officer Vogtle surprised two young
tramps who gave the names of Charles
Barrett and A. Eggert, comfortably sleep
ing the hours away in the barn of Mr..
Chapman, Summit avenue, yesterday morn
ing. Judge Burr fined them 500 each, or
ninety days in the Workhouse, but sus-