St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-01
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The storm windows were removed from
the state capital offices yesterday:
A 2,0S8 pension allowance for Mcleod
county veteran was received at the adjutant
generals Office yesterday.
The April term of the supreme court
opens its sessions at its rooms in the state
capitol at high noon to-day.
The would-be Third street contractors had
some magnificent specimens of Sank Rapids
granite at the board of public works session
yesterday afternoon.
The board of public works, who are in
session almost nightly in looking up the
Seventh street filing assessment are getting
along splendidly-on paper.
Col. John Matheis has purchased $50 feet
of the lake front at White Bear lake, abut-
ting on Clark avenue, and he is engaged at
present in the construction OF i handsome
cottage.
The Minnesota bar association win hold a
meeting Immediately after its adjournment
of the session Of the supreme court to-day
and will hold their first banquet at the Mcr-
chants, this evening.
Adjutant General MacCarthy arrived home
on Sunday morning from attendance on the
convention of the National Guards at Gin
cinnati, having left the city the day on
which the recent disturbance broke out.
The gross receipts OF the recent high
school dramatic entertainments were 5000.
This leaves them a little in debt which they
viii wipe out by giving second series with
new force and comedy within few months.
Andred Jacks of Chicago was awarded the
contract of paving Third street by the boar
of public works yesterday, for $50, 0S4, VIM
Forestal of Minneapolis bid being only S315
more, while the other bidders were way out
of sight.
The newsboys and bootblacks of St Paul
are invited to 90 to the Relief rooms on
Ninth street, Wednesday evening next at
O'Clock Ice cream and cake will
be served TO them and Mrs. Farr will give
them a pleasant talk.
The committee on licenses of the council,
met yesterday afternoon anG decided to re-
port in favor of the new ordinance as al
ready published. Tue committee also sus-
tanned the action of the mayor in revoMng
the saloon license of Martin, OF Fifth street
Mrs. Josephine Warren, wife of the author
OIL JuC Iu(5lCdI OcO9Idpus nON III use IL uIC
public schools, will give the teachers assem-
bled in the institute at LanesborO
instruction in reading and elocution this
evening" and Prof. D. L. Kiehle will lecture
there on Wednesday evening.
Ramsey county issues 1000 worth of
per cent. semi-annual interest bearing bonds
to-day for which the following bids were
opened at the county auditors Office yester-
day: German-American bank, 50, 19L25;
j. Fl. Weber, $3.50; and the Bank OF Min
nesota, 50, 600, or par.
President Merell, of the Base Ball club,
received a communication. from Manager
Hunter yesterday, dated at Elmira New
York, informing him that five additional
players had been engaged, making in all
sixteen men. As Mr.. Merell said yesterday,
the'club is a strong one and will hold its own
with any club in the country.
The committee on admission of the MINED
sofa Bar association, will meet at the hall Of
the house of representatives at II O'Clock to-
day, to receive applications for membership.
The treasurer will be in attendance to receive
dues. Tickets to the banquet Will be strictly
limited to members, and can be obtained of
John w. White, Esq, who will also be pres
ent then and at the annual meeting, which
conyenes at 4 O'Clock p. IN. at the same
place.