St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-10
GLOBULES.

The city treasurer disbuTsed $4,000 yes
terday in payment Of contracts.
County Treasurer Burton took in $4,000 in
personal property taxes yesterday.
The state library received yesterday the
Compiled Laws of Kansas for 1877.
The Bohemians had nothing to do with the
dance on Saturday night at which the row
occurred.
a hack sleigh lost runner by turning the
corner Of Market and Fifth streets too short
yesterday afternoon.
The board Of abatement viii hold a session
at the county commissioners rooms at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
Michael Laughin was adjudged insane in
the probate court yesterday and will be taken
10 ST. Peter 10y Turnkey Peterson to-day.
The case Of Edwin Gribble vs.. the Pioneer
Press company came before Judge Brill yes
1erdaY on 4 motion for new trial, which
was denied.
Peterson, Mclaughlin and Henderson,
sentenced TO eighteen months each for burg
larry, will be taken to tue Saltwater peniten-
tiarv to-day.
The fifth annual ball of the Luciliburgia
viii be given at Turner hall, Saturday even
ing, February a. Music viii be furnished
by the First Regiment band.
The edition Of Illustrated Minnesota is en-
tirely exhausted, and Secretary Young says
parties wishing copies will have to wait until
another edition is published.
The northwestern dairy meeting, which
was to have been held at Algona the first
week in March, has been changed TO March
10, II and u at the same place.
Rev. A. J. d. Haupt will address the So
cial religious meeting held at the rooms Of
the Gospel Temperance union, 50 East Sew
enth street. this evening at 8 o'clock.
DR.. L. F. Smith, who was 10 speak tonight
at the chapel of the First Baptist church, is
snow bound in Iowa. The meeting is there
fore postponed to Thursday evening.
The pupils Of the Cathedral school will
give an entertainment this evening at
Pfeifer's hall, consisting Of recitatioDs,
music and other interesting exercises.
decision was filed by Judge Simons of
the district court, yesterday, sustaining the
demurrer to the amended complaint in the
case OF Richard Price VS.. d. d. Doyle aud
others.
In unofficial discussion at their meeting
yesterday afternoon, all the members Of the
board OF public works expressed themselves
in favor OF the proposition OF the West Sid
Union Transfer company.
A notice Of mandamus was served on
Comptroller Roche yesterday requiring him
to show cause why he should not sign the
contract OF Brcen II Young for tie excava-
ton of the new court mouse. 1t Is return
able before Judge Simous on the l4th inst.
In the district court yesterday afternoon
John Kelly, Chas. Henderson and John
Brown, indicted for larceny, were arraigned
before Judge Wilkin ana sentenced TO year
and eight months each In the state periten
tiary. john Banning, also indicted for lar
ccny, eutercd plea OF not guilty.
Gov. Hubbard received from the general
!aud office at Washington. Yesterday, GER
tilted transcript Of clear list No. 3, OF lands
selected by the state OF Minnesota for state
university, under the act OF July s, 1870,
embracing an aggregate area of Il, S4I 70-lOO
acr, S. situated In the Duluth land district and
known as the university lands"
Thomas lianion, wide awake merchant
OF Billings, Mont, came to ST. Paul on late
train yesterday and after painting the town
radiant aud uncompromising red left for the
east with head on him OF the proportions of
railroad roundhouse. He bad enioved a
protmcted seance with his friend Bird, Of
the John L. Sullivan school of philosophy,
Cot cord.
The executive committee Of the chamber
Of commerce met directly after the board
adjourned Yesterday morning to consider
an application from Editor Smalley, Of the
Northwest, 10 advertise st Paul In his paper
MIR. Smallcy's proposal met with the COM
mittce's approval and they will recommend
10 the chamber the Importance Of procuring
$4,000 copies, At a charge OF 81, 200, for dis
tri6uu0n AZ New Orleans.
J. 5. Hagel. Of Maiden. Mont, IL In the
city and reports that the Collar Mining com
pany, Of s.. Paul, is dischargng its obliCa-
uous aud gettlngon its financial feet. Houser
Y Hotter also are making rapid progress in
tue Development of their Cue property aud
The camp generally is getting to thu front in
good shape The placors are ming cut
well and tie quartz leads ~te showing fae
prospects throughout the camp.