St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-03
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The city treasurer disbursed $4,000 yes
terday in payment of the street and sewer
force.
petition for letters of administration in
the estate Of the late DIR. Stewart, was filed in
the probate court yesterday.
a pension of 50, 242 was received at the
state adjutant generals Office yesterday for
the father of Minnesota veteran.
Capt. Burger has the first style Of G. A. R.
badge ever issued. 1t is made of rebel can
non and is priced very highly by him.
The Germans are making extensive pre-
parations for next Sundays entertainment
and several arches are being constructed.
The state board of equalization met at the
state capitol yesterday, and after some pre-
liminary business adjourned until 10 a. IN.
to-day,
Geo. w. Gilett, Of New Bedford, Mass,
has been appointed instructor in the nat
ural sciences at the state normal school at
st. Cloud.
The necessary iron post support in front
of the supreme court justices rooms in the
state capital is being neatly based in orna-
mental woodwork.
The postal service boys who met in con-
vention in st. Paul last year, have their an
nual gathering in Buffalo this year, the ex-
ercises opening to-day.
The large and beautiful likeness Of Henry
Willard, which was made by Zimmerman ex-
pressly for the Willard reception last year was
deposited with the state historical society.
A farmer visiting the city, yesterday, in
e
said that they were for the first time in his
knowledge ''bigger than the farmers
guessed"
The regular meeting of the council was
not held last night on account Of the want
of quorum, number of the members be-
ing absent from the city. A meeting will be
held Friday night.
Secretary H. H. Young leaves the city this
morning for Rochester to meet to-day with
the Minnesota state superintendent who are
preparing for the estate exhibit at the COM
ing worlds fair at New Orleans.
Suit has been commenced in the United
States circuit court by Louis W. Press again st
the Milwaukee Dust Collector Manufactur-
ing company for damages of 100000 for
alleged infringement on patent
August Martin writes the state state board
of immigration from Leisnig, Saxony, for
descriptive pamphlets of the state, He says
that no complaints ever came back across
the water from immigrants making their
homes in Minnesota.
In the probate court yesterday the $50, 900
bonds of Geo. w. Freeman VS.. administra-
tor of the Frank Breuer estate were filed and
approved, as also the sc, 900 bonds of Geo.
w. Freeman and Mary J. Breuer, vs. guar
dams of the Breuer minors.
Oscar Fallon was arrested by Officer Phil.
Gibbons, on warrant, yesterday afternoon
charging him with the larceny of a shawl
valued at SIS from Carl Wicklund. Fallon
is said to be worthless fellow, his wife
having applied for a divorce a few weeks
ago on the grounds of desertion and drunk
enness.
The farewell hop Of the season is an
nounced to take place at the Chateaugay
hotel, White Bear lake, next Saturday even
ing, September g. A large number of in
vitations are being issued, and the present
guests of the house, together with the recent
patrons of Chateaugay, will no doubt form a
brilliant assemblage and fitting close to q
gay season.
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis s.
Omaha Railway company have notified Gov.
Hubbard that they will carry all perish
able property property to junction points free
of cost which is designed for exhibition at
the state fair at Owatonna. A similar notice
is expected from the Chicago 81 Northwest
ern company.
Gen. James II. Baker will deliver an adj
dress at gathering of G. A. r. posts, at
Eagle Lake, Blue Earth county, Friday even
ing, Sep. 10. He will also deliver the ad-
dress at the following agricultural fairs: At
LIE Sueur, LIE Sueur county, Friday, Sep. 12;
Winnebago City, Faribault county, Satur-
day, Sep. 20; Pennington, Dakota county,
Thursday, Oct 2.
Affair Vaora