St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-28
THE CITY.
GLOBULES:

One death was reported at the health
office yesterday.
The police have received description of
Sebastine Sharp. a recent deserter from
Fort Smelling.
There will be a lake and promenade con-
cert by the Hessian band at White Bear,
Thursday evening.
Langevin's Second addition, containing
ninety-five lots, has been approved by the
plat commission.
A warrant was served yesterday on Mag
nus Nelson, West side hairpin vender, for
abusing his family.
The initial concert of the summer series,
as announced yesterday, drew large audi
ence last evening.
Theodore Hartt, who was arrested last
Saturday for drunkenness, is not Theodore
Hart, the old Omaha fireman.
The water commissioners have advertised
for piping to be used On Dayton avenue for
supplying the bluff with water.
August Berger was furnished quarters at
he police station last night for disorderly
conduct as were also two individuals too
drunk to give their names.
Gen. A. C. Hawley, former adjutant
general of this state, arrived from his Da-
kota farm yesterday, and will again take
up residence in this city with his family in
a few weeks.
EOn Friday, June 26, the High School
Alumnia ssociation will hold their annual en-
tertainment, at which time the officers for
the ensuing term will be elected.
The city treasurer's Office will be open on
IL q ~ n II Il
to give the city school teachers an oppor-
tunity of drawing their monthly allowance.
Company d, Capt. Ed. Beams crack COM
pany, will be inspected and mustered to-
night by Col. j. r. King at Armory hall.
AfterWard an exhibition drill will take
place. 81.
John McGinnis was arrested last night
by Officer Hammond for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. The prisoner vio-
lently resisted, so he had that added to the
other charges.
A list of thirty-eight men who have
deserted from the United States army since
March 81 has been received at police
headquarters, along with complete descrip-
tions of each man.
Mike Smith of Eau Claire is in the city
with twenty-five head of horses. mostly
grays, and proposes to open stable in ST.
Paul. He desires to get the northwest cor
ner of Robert and Sixth streets, opposite
the Ryan hotel.
Next Saturday evening being the last
week day evening of the month of May and
of the fiscal year of the old school board.
the last meeting of the present school board
will be held at o'clock on that evening
On Monday evening the new school board
will meet for organization.
A concert will be given at the Jackson
Street NJ. E. church this evening under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Social union
to obtain funds to fit up the church parlors.
The program of exercises contains the
names of Paul Stoeving, Marie Geist, G. G..
Titcomb, Ella Sealy, Ella j. Glover, Emma
Lawrence, Blanche Oliver, Nettie Fuller.
Jingle Glidden, w. n Burnet, H. d. Root
C. A. Pettibone and G.. A Nickerson.
The attention of the building inspector
was called yesterday afternoon to the wall
of the st. Nicolas hotel, which fell down
Tuesday evening. An inspector will be
placed on the building at once to see what
steps will be necessary in repairing the
damage 1t is possible that the whole
building may be ordered down. If it is
found to be safe and solid, however. the
damage will be allowed repaired by placing
good solid foundation under the part
which fell The walls which are standing
were braced up yesterday.
The st. Paul Lacrosse club will probably
take an extensive trip this summer. 1t is
in correspondence with several eastern clubs
upon this subject, and whether it goes or
not depends upon the result of this cores
pondence. The club proposes, if it takes
the trip, to go to Chicago. where it will
play match, thence to New York, where
it will play two or three games From New
York it will go to Boston, where it will play
Oh the Fourth of July. On next Saturday.
Decoration day, the club will play with the
Minneapolis club at Barnes park for the
champion cup of Minnesota, which this club
now holds.
Joe Hooker Grand Army Post of Tracy
will hold Grand Army encampment at
Lake Shetek in Currie, Murray county,
June Is. 16 and II to participation in which
all the Grand Army posts and veterans in
the state are invited. The encampment
will be held on the farm of Capt. l..
Aldrieh and near the grave of the
thirteen persons massacred in the Sioux
rebellion of 1862. One hundred and twenty
five tents. capable of accommodating eight
persons each, will be erected. Capt. Aid
rich, who is called the father of Murray
county and its present auditor, was in the
city yesterday and says he is to furnish
beans for the whole encampment free OF
charge. Gov. Hubbard and Gen. Baker
have hQpn invited f0 70 +I,o -,