Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-05
CITY GLOBULES.

A teachers institute opened its exercises
at st. Peter yesterday.
The Minnesota Odd Fellows hold their
annual meeting at Watonna to-day.
The Great Western band inaugurates
the concert season at Grote's tonight.
The city council meets at p. m. to-day.
and their new city government will DC set
n motion.
A small pension allowance was re-
csivei at the adiutant generals depart
ment yesterday.
The State Normal school board hold q
meeting at 10 o'clock this forenoon at the
department of education rooms in the
state house.
The base ball fever is raging il this re
gion and the victims are numerous. A
considerable sum of money has been raised
and tits probable that grounds will be Sc
cured and inclosed.
There will be this evening a regular
meeting of the Homeopathic Medical So
ciety Of ST. Paul at Dr.. .. L. Craddock's
Office. DR.. ". S. Briggs will read an essay
on the Laceration of the Cervia.
The contract for building the dome
upon the state house has not yet been
awarded, as the bids are coming in quite
slow. Builders don't seem to be particu-
larry anxious for birds nest job.
A double team belonging to man
named Moran, ran into team of horses
belonging to Mr.. P. II. Kelly, on lower
Third street yesterday, and ran the pole of
the wagon into one of Mr.. Kelly's horses.
iniUring him severely.
John Thill, of this city, made big haul
while fishing at White Bear on Saturday.
He landed pickerel three feet long and
weighing twelve and one-half pounds. It
is said to be the largest fish ever caught
with hook in that lake. Mr.. Thrill is the
champion.
Yesterday, June 4, was pensioners quar-
terly day, and many visited the state house
for preparation of their papers for trans
mission to Washington. Among those ap-
pearing by proxy was Martha Salisbury,
aged eighty-six, the widow of veteran of
the war of 1912.
The deed for the transfer OF the Mer-
chants hotel from II. L. Pattee to Col. \.
Allen for $275.00O. and also deed from
Col. Allen to Mr.. Pattee convey ing lots Il,
Is, 10, 20, y. 80 and 81, block 81, Dayton
q Irvine's addition, for $4,000, were
placed on record yesterday.
State Auditor Braden returned on Sat
urday from the sales Of school lands in
Todd and Pope counties, amounting to
200 in the former and 1000 in the latter,
and yesterday left to attend similar sales
in Redwood, Renville and Lyon counties,
otherwise known as the Minnesota valley
That was a comical sight at the corner
Of St. Peter and Seventh streets esferday
when little eight-year- old young Ameci-
can came driving along & big horse to an
open buggy, with coIored LAD OF the
same age by his side, sitting up as straight
as bronze statues, and putting volcanic
cigarettes. The frequent removal
of the burning paper and tobacco from
their mouths to get in 1.-THE spits" of new
beginners was the only thing that gave
ther 'big gemman" effort away.
The members of the lacrosse club met
last evening at DR.. McDonalds Office and
talked over matters pertaining to the in
forests of the club. Committees were ap-
pointed to prepare constitution and by
laws for the club. The matter of grounds
were talked over also, more particularly as
to whether the club should secure grounds
for itself or join with the base ball club in
the use of the grounds of that organiza-
ton. Nothing definite in regard to this
was determined upon, and the matter will
be further considered.
About 10 O'Clock last night Officer Nc
Carthy found man on the bridge engag-
ed in trying to tear up the planks of the
new span. Upon inquiring of him as to
what he was doing he announced his in
tention to tear down the whole bridge,
twas in his way and he was going to have
it removed. The officer saw at once that
the man was not in his right mind, and
took him into custody and through good
management got him to the city hall He
was not at all violent, and at midnight
was engaged in hunting for bugs in the
cell.
Mr.. Matthew Kingston, purporting to be
from Birmingham, England, who arrived
here from New York on the 18th, uIt..
TO Ill an engagement as organist and
choir master at st. John the EVANGELIST
church here, has not been seen nor
heard from for a week. Pleading that he
was short of money, the church generously
advanced him one months salary. Unless
satisfactory explanation for his absence
can be produced, it must be taken for
granted that the recommendations upon
which he WAS anOaped nv tho oburob ,,-o-o