Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-14

Tor MEMBER OF the DOarQ OF LfaQ6.
Three disorderlies and one plain drunk
paid $50 in the municipal court yesterday
morning.
Messrs. Sattler Bros. are placing in their
show windows two OF the largest side mir
rors ever brought to St. Paul.
The real estate department Of Biegler q
Schutte's Office in Bridge square will here
after be open from to p. m.
Bids for government transportation in
Montana and Dakota for the ensuing year
viii be opened at Fort Smelling to-day.
The windows of the street cars were thor
oughIy polka spotted with mud yesterday,
every team which they passed giving them
fresh scattering.
The Society Vega give a calico bali at
Pfeifer hall this evening. Their admission
tickets are appropriately printed on a cal
leo pattern of card board.
Major Bracket brought ]. H. Lambert,
OF Moe, Douglas county, before Commits
sioner Spencer yesterday, on charge of
selling whisky to Indians.
Under the influence of the warm south
wind yesterday the mud dried up very rap
idly, marked change for the better occur
ring between morning and evening.
Judge Brill has refused to vacate the
writ of attachment in the case of the North
western Fuel company against the Bur-
Ington, Cedar Rapids d Northern Rail
road company.
Mr.. g. B. Dawson, of the Omaha 1eI-
way, is improving greatly. He was able
to sit up yesterday, and his physicians ex-
pect that he will be able to be around i'll
two or three weeks.
The motion for a new trial in the case
of Delbert j. Hsss against the Cedar Val
ley & Northern railroad, was argued yes
terday in the United States circuit court
before Judge Nelson.
The bones found at the lake in West St.
Paul were buried yesterday. No inquest
was held over them for the reason that
there was no possibility of obtaining any
further information.
Bacon & Stone sold yesterday to Noyes
Bro. & Cutler, lots aud block Is, Whit
ney & Smiths addition, being the south
west corner of Fifth and Wacouta streets.
The price paid is $4,000.
John S. Prince, as agent for the owners,
yesterday, sold to Hezekiah Hall and his
brother, B. F. Hall, late of Lansing, Mich,
thirty lots on University avenue at head of
the street car line, for consideration of
$4,000.
The Mutual Fire Insurance company, of
New York, was yesterday admitted to the
privileges of doing business in the state of
Minnesota, having conformed to the neces-
sary requirements as imposed by the gen.
eral statutes.
The soil in the streets of this city for
the EAST week has resembled that in Dako-
ia OF whi"t; a settler wrote to his friend in
New York that it was so rich that you
could pick up handful of it and squeeze
the PLAT right out of it,"
The people of st. Paul, who have had
their patience tried SO much with the mud
during this spring, were treated to an ex-
ira dose of it yesterday. The nice warm
sun brought out the very best quality Of
it. 1t was soft, shaky, luscious.
John Graf, the horse dealer, was in the
municipal court yesterday morning upon
two complaints made by Fanny Bonchek,
one charging him with digging ditch
across Pleasant avenue, by means Of which
her premises were flooded, and the other
with digging up and hauling away sand
from of the street.
Robert Deakin, first assistant clerk Of
the late house of representatives, returned
yesterday from weeks absence in the
northwestern portion of the state, where ne
purchased several hundred hens to be
utilized in hennery he is starting on his
place just beyond Midway, and midway
between st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Y.M.C. A., 500 Wabashaw street, union
teachers meeting to-day at 4:30 p. NJ, LED
by Rev. Mr.. Breed. Young mems meeting
this evening at o'clock. Services Sun
$50 a. NJ, Bible study at 2:30 p. M, Cos
pei meeting and song service at p. M,
addressed by Mr.. E. Perry. All welcome
At $40 yesterday morning a fire alarm
was turned in from box 5, Selby avenue
and Mackubin street, to which engines {
and 5, truck l and hose 1, and respond
ed. The fire was in the roof of the resi-
dence of Mr.. NJ. Monahan, 341 Harrington
avenue, and was the result of a defective
chimney. 1t was extinguished, with dam
age of probably $25.
Yesterday was the last day for paying
assessments for the Fourth street improve
ment, and there was lively rush of prop
erty owners to the Office of the city treas
urer to pay up, so that, Notwithstanding
the opposition made to the improvement
when nightfall came but few assessments
on the street. from Western avenue to the
city limits, remained unpaid.
Suit has been commenced in the munic
ipal court against John P. Chinn, D. M
Thompson and George Morgan, upon tn,
complaint of K. Edgar Wallace, for the re.
covery of 1913 alledged to have been los
in gambling in the place kept by defend
ants on Robert and Third streets, between
February, 1888, and March II. The cas-
is set for hearing Tuesday next.
j. G. Young, sent to the workhous
March 90. for ninety days, for the larcen.
of suit of clothes from W. S. Sheridan
escaped from that institution yesterda,
morning at 8 o'clock. He had been sen
out for pail of water with a guard, anC
getting good chance broke for the wood
oDd cuccea2ed in cyetfino aUav He ba