Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

lowed II the northern portions with winds Shift
ing 10 warmer southerly, falling barometer.
olTy GhoBULEs.
The S. Paul Leiderliranz will give g
New Years Eve ball at Pfeiffer hall.
The Normanna society held a we'll at
lenQtd ball at PfeiGer's hall last night.
/ buoch of keys vas found on Broadway
which the owner can recover at the city
nall
Increase of pensions were received by
the adjutent general for five veterans yes
uerdsy.
Judge Brill granted decree of divorce
yesterday 70 Mary Goulet from Peter Gou-
let for deeertion.
Sergeant Davis, who is in charge at Fort
Ripley, called upon friends at the state
capitol yesterday.
Bids will be opened Tomorrow morning
for the new viaduct over the Seventh
street railroad crossing.
the city treasurer forwarded $4,000 to
New York yesterday in payment of inter
est on city bonds to January LIST.
The committee on claims met at the
county commissioners rooms yesterday
and audited the December bills.
State Treasurer Kittelson is hard at work
on his forthcoming annual report of just
how We stand collectively as state.
Elihu w. and D. @. Bennett recovered
a Judgment of $224.90 against Sullivan
l;eE nio& ~
Dr.. E. J. Davis, of Mankato, assistant
surgeon of the second regiment of Min
nesota national guards, has resigned that
office.
The patrol wagon blossomed out with q
set of new handouts yesterday, but it is
doubted whether Santa Claus had any
thing to do with it.
The dining room of the Clarendon
hotel is adorned with handsomely dec
Grated Christmas tree, which was trimmed
by mine host WelZ.
The police were busily engaged yester-
day in trying to obtain some clue to the
identity of the fire Jugs, whose operations
have become so notorious of late.
The county superintenden.s and high
school principals of the state, hold meet
ing at the state capitol at $3.50 p. m. to-
day, Gov. L. f. Hubbard presiding.
The sleigh members are grateful that it
is fashionable to glide up on runners to
Minneapolis to get drunk and slaughter the
whole rig on the journey back again.
When questioned as to the appointment
of the new fire commissioner yesterday,
Mayor O'Brien said that it would be time
enough TO make his decision public on the
1st
A nest of three old wooden buildings on
Main street, in Red Wing, were burned
on Christmas night. One Of them was &C.
cupied for a saloon and was the oldest
building in that city.
Secretary Young has the series of Eng
lish and German emigration pamphlets
nearly completed, and will forward the
bulk Of them to where they will do the
most good, early in January.
The several Life and Fire Insurance
companies in Minnesota, are preparing q
list OF their respective local agents, by
sending their names and residence to In
surance Commissioner McGill.
Clerk Bell, of the district court, is en-
gagged in making up tbs term calender for
1884, and all attorneys who desire to have
cases entered will take notice and have
their notices of issue fled by Saturday of
the present week.
Thomas Mulkill, who spent four months
of nights in the city hall in 1882. for som
reason has given the hotel de tramp q
cold shoulder this season., until last night
he WAS brought in by an officer on COM
plant of cord wood larceny.
The state board of canvassers meet at
10 a. m, Thursday, January 5, at the off ce
of the secretary of state at the capitol, to
canvas the votes for state officers and on
several of the constitutional amendments
cast at the November election.
Chief CLARK OF yesterday made critical
inspection of the Fabsr building, in which
can of powder was placed to blow it up,
Christmas night. and gives it as his opin.
ion that the vicious attempt was inspired
out of motives of pare mischief.
Some idea OF the immense volume of
business transacted st the postofice dur
ing the past few days may be IsarRed
when it is stated that on Monday 1,165
persons called at the general delivery
alone and enqaired for letters and pack
ages.
Nicely engraved Invitations are out for
the dedication of the United Evangelical
st. Pauls church (German) corner Elev-
enth and Minnesota streets, which takes
place next Sunday at 10 a. M; imposing
ceremonies, including band and singing
society.
The second assembly of the Minnesota
boat club at Sherman hall last evening
was il full dress aud very pleasant affair
affair. Sieberts orchestra were in their
finest musical feather and, weil, twas creme