St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-11
GL0BULES.

Inc crop OF nlpped ears anu oiue uOS=s
was ripe enough to pick yesterday.
County Treasurer Burton took in 50. 200 in
personal property taxes yesterday.
There will be masquerade ball at tie
West Side Opera house Saturday evening.
The mercury in the little glass tube mean
dered down to 81 below zero during Monday
night.
The annual masquerade ball Of the Once
Week Dancing club will take place at Turner
hail Tonight.
The second volume Of the Colorado su-
prcme court reports was received at the state
library yesterday.
The sheriff Of St. Louis county lodged an
insane Duluth man in the Ramsey county
Jail last night, and will take him to st. Peter
to-day.
There was no citizen who would admit that
his thermometer registered any lower than
35 degrees below at O'Clock yesterday
morning.
A special meeting of the board Of educa-
ton will be held tomorrow night. Bids will
be received for the work on proposed school
buildings.
large number Of beautiful elms are being
brought from the country this winter for
planting in the city parks, OF which Rice
park win Rave quite number.
Elaborate arrangements are being made
for the annual masquerade ball and carnival
Of the German society, TO take place at the
Athen8um next Monday night.
In the report of the meeting Of the Seven
Corners Building association yesterday, the
presidents name was given as Daniel Kelly.
II should have been Charles Faber
horse attached TO sleigh took furious
run on Ninth street early yesterday morning,
and was captured at Punk's brewery, where
the establishment now awaits an owner.
Chief Black and Fire Commissioner Prem
dergast visited Hastings yesterday TO inspect
a fine drove OF horses The result was the
purchase OF five Of the animals for the city.
Ahfr size painting in oil of "Cndiue,' -
w. G. Baxter, artist, is on sale exhibition at
McLain's drug store on Wabasha street.
II IS a fine work of art, and is valued at
$500.
Officer Larson reported at the city hall at
$50 O'Clock last evening a small blaze in the
dwelling No 349 East Seventh street, which
was subdued by hastily enlisted water
bucket brigade.
Early yesterday morning a te am attached
TO a hack and owned 10y James Flanagan
became frightened near Turner hall and
started to run away. The hack was upset
and the driver was thrown into the street and
slightly injured.
The dramatic division Of the German so
cipty has arranged Ia Produce the four act
comedy farce entitled Quicksilver" COM
cdy which created an immense sensation in
Europe. II viii be presented at the Alhe-
neum next sunday night.
The recently organized camp Of Sons Of
Veterans gave their initial social reunion at
Garfield Post hnll, No. 3Tl Jackson street,
last evening The OCCASION was in every
way success aud Will be the forerunuer OF
many similar gatherings.
In the dlstrc CT court Yesterday, the jury in
the case of Patrick Hyues vs.. the Chicago,
Milwaukee d St Paul Railroad company, re-
turned verdict for $3.50 in favor Of the
plaintiff lu the case Of Bridget Hynes VS..
the same, verdict OF $50 was returned.
The Bachelors club has concluded to defer
rs ball, announced for Friday, the 18th,
until after Lieut.. The posiponemcnt is due
10 the fact that the committee have found
themselves unable to secure the NJ, Metropolitan
hail upon the above date.
The alarm which came 10 from box 4l6 At
10:3g a. IN. yesterday was Occasiourd by
smoke issuing from the new three story brick
building owned by a. Ramsey, at No 81
West Seventh street. caused hy the building
Of fms by workmen TO dry frvsh plssteriug
therein.
John Fisher, furnishing Swede, stole n
ham from the front OF grocery storr, on
lower seventh street, Yesterday afternoon and
was yHnkcd 10 the cooler by an officer II he
bad stolen the whole store he could have
compromised and slept in bis own bed iu-
stead Of upon hard boaris.
Mr.. Adam Bohland, Of Reserve town,
Ramsey county, has been commissioned hy
Gov. Hubbard. as per request Of the Ameri-
can Agricultural association. 70 represent the
state IN thr 9th natiousl agricultural con-
veutiou 10 be held in Exposition hall. Worlds
fair. New Orleans. commenting Fen. 20.
Gen. r. ". Johnson has accepted the posi-
ton Oi trustee for such funds - are derived
from the performance Of Major Hands new
an3 beautiful opera. "A Sucial Wreck" for
the bencht Of the urwSboys wbc are 10 re
crive onr-ifth Of the receipts The opera
will be given at the Grand, commissioning
March 3.
Capt. o'Brieu, OF the Emmett Light artil-
lery. announces that its orduapee will br in
creased 10 foar guns next summer, aud 4
number Of DAYS will De spent by the CON pap =
in fvid prsriice. A sufficient number Of
new uniforms have been received TO cloihe
new rucruits. aud the next regular drill will
b. held with full rauks.
judges E lgerson aud Palmer. % the So
PRIME bench o. Dakota. are guests % Col
Allen al the Merchants. They viii leave on
the fast mail ibis afternoon tor Bismarck u
SIT in judgment 90 the courts beloW Since
congress provided tor additional Judges the
eouyt calendar has been rapidly cleared up
unt!l the wheels uf jus ice are no longer
clos gid in that territory.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Association
Csnadieune FHrcaise de Mia neapolis for
htrrsry aud social culture aud aiding uu-
fortunate meSnhers sud their families, were
hl~d With the srcretsrv % state yestvrisy.
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tor; A. Is Croix. sccrrtsry. aud A {. La
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