Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-27
CITY GLOBULES.

Dr.. Bryant was suffering Sunday and
Sunday night from quite a severe attack
of brain fever.
The first opening sociable of the Excel
sior Social club, will take place as College
hall this evening.
Ramsey county settled with State Treas
urer Kittson yesterday, handing over its
check for $12,44837.
The arrivals at the Merchants yesterday
filed nearly six pages of the registry of
fifty names to the page.
No. engine, which had been out Of SER
vice for several days for repairs, is again
all right and ready for duty.
Acker and Garfield posts, G. A. R., visit
Muller post of Minneapolis this evening,to
unite with them in camp fire.
Sherman hall presented gay scene last
evening, the occasion being the anniversa-
ry ball of Excelsior Lodge No. 60, I. O
o. T.
Judge Simons yesterday filed an order in
the case of G. E. Keller & Co. VS.. Michael
HonIlhan, allowing the demurrer to the
complaint.
The sugar snow which fell Sunday night
disappeared very rapidly yesterday under
the rays of the warm sun that marked the
earlier part of the day.
The motion in the contested election
case Of O'Gorman vs.. Richter, to quash the
stay OF ten days, set for hearing yester-
day, was adjourned to p. II. to-day.
The Morris Creamery association of the
village of Morris, Stearns county, filed
certificate with the secretary of state yes
terday, showing the amount Of stock sub
scribed.
Upon the recommendation OF many of
the county school superintendent, Web
ster's academic dictionary, at the price of
$1.40, has been added to the state text
book list.
The corridors, delivery windows, ETC., of
the postoffce we're heavily draped yester-
day in memory of the late postmaster gen
eral, Timothy O. Howe, who died Sunday
at kenosha, Wis.
In blasting out the dirt for brakes now
building on Fourth street, between Jackson
and Sibley streets, pieces of frozen dirt
and stones were hurled across the street
breaking one Or two windows.
Judge VIM. Lochren and Hon. j. B. Gil
fllan have become sureties to the state in
the SIM OF $4,000 for 1Tn. II. TAILOR. as
IT'S law librarian, the bond being filed with
the secretary Of state yesterday.
VIA. H. DUNCAN, for some time filing
a clerkship in the board of instruction, land
to whom the last legislature voted COM
pensation, has retired from his position
and returned to his native Indiana.
The case in the matter of the assignment
of George Stahlman came up before Judge
Brill in the district court yesterday, but
after the admission of certain papers the
further hearing was postponed to April 9.
Prof. Kiehle will deliver an educational
lecture at Morris this evening, and Rev. R.
McQUeston a lecture on ''Study in English
Literature'' at Willmar. On Thursday
evening Col. E. Daniel lectures at Roohes-
ter.
Chas. Hart and F. W. Spear occupied
quarters in the lookup last night, all for
INDUCING in little scrap" in the saloon,
No. GO West Third street, in which they
were surprised by Chief Weber. Judge
Burr will hear their story this morning.
j. c. Buell. C. N. Hall and J. G. Sullivan,
three Ia-de-dah young men, ARRESTED by Of
fcer Fitzgerald Sunday morning for rails
ing & disturbance on the corner of Robert
and Seventh streets, discussed IS each to
Jodge Burr yesterday morning for the
amusement.
DR.. j. L. Bryant was taken dangerously
i'll OF Sunday VITA an affection of the
brain. Yesterday morning be was report
ed dying, but late in the afternoon his
condition was reported much more favor
able, and strong hopes of his recovery
were entertained.
The first annual reunion and ball of the
Druids, ofSt. Paul, came off last evening at
Turner hall. The attendance was large,
and the occasion proved most happy in
auguration of social festivities following
the Lenten season. The Great Western
band furnished the music.
A trio of hard customers named Ben.
Weeks, Ed. Weaver and w. F. Augustus.
taken into camp Sunday for getting up
1amooree at the Seven corners, will tarry
ten days with Jailer Jessrang at the work
house, for Judge Burr himself hath said it.
and it is greatly to his credit.
The Summit Square park may now be
considered certainty, the council at
special meeting yesterday having voted to
accept deed to the property, with pro-
vision that the acceptance is for park pur-
poses, and instructing the park committee
to go on and complete the transaction.
L. w. Sherman the California billiardist.
who has been delighting our home talent
with some fun during the last few weeks,
including two matches with julie Meyer of
Minneapolis, winning one and losing one,
left for Chicago yesterday to be present at
the great balk line tournament to take
place this week.
In answer to letter of inquiry in refer
ence to the reported robbery of man
named Alfn of $1OOsby Policemen John
son Of Duluth, Jailer O'Reefe yesterday
received copies of the local papers from
Chief Of Police Daniels containing accounts
of the affair. Johnson stoutly maintains