St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

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been issued
The legislative manual for 1856 will be
ready for distribution next week.
Sheriff Richter has appointed j. B. Seryis
as his clerk at the Sheriff's office.
Gov. Hubbard will deliver his message at
the state capitol at 2:SO this afternoon.
The second term of the public schools OF
st. Paul begins next Monday morning.
The w. R. C. No. Z, Acker post, will meet
at their hall at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Capt. Burger, of the state arsenal, received
thirty-four boxes of guns and infantry equip
ments yesterday
The legislative lobby have chairs placed for
their accommodation in the WabashAw front
hall at the state capitol
The Crusaders Catholic Total Abstinence
society will hold their semi-anuual election
OF officers this evening at their hall.
A double breasted overcoat was stolen from
the Globe Tea store. 23S East Seventh street,
last evening, an old coat being left in its
place.
Two writs Of certiorari were argued and
submitted in the supreme court yesterday in
the matter Of the Minneapolis park assess
ments.
Fannie Smith and Minnie Franklin were
arrested for street walking last night, making
four women locked up at the city hall for this
offense.
Alderman John Dowlan's driver found a
span OF horses harnessed on the streets Mon
day evening, and put them up in Mr.. Dow
lan's Airy street stables.
Miss Marie Geist the young and gifted
musician, viii give classical soiree at her
parlors tomorrow evening. None but il
vited guests will be present.
Officer Wright found a span of small
sized horses loose on the streets last evening
and placed them in McCullen's stables, cor
ner of Fourth and st. Peter streets.
john Barns and John Williams two vaga-
bonds, were arrested by Capt Bresette last
evening, and viii be billed for the workhouse
in the municipal court this morning.
P. O. Nelson, of Mora, was before United
States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday on
the charge Of selling whisky to Indians. He
gave bail for his appearance at the next term
Of court.
George VI. Cone was admitted to practice
in the courts Of Minnesota yesterday, on the
presentation Of certificates from the supreme
court Of Michigan, and will locate at Mime
apois.
\ gentleman visiting the state capitol yes
terday, having hung his overcoat up in the
ante-room Of the state library, found that a
sneak thief had appropriated it during bis
absence.
Frank L. Jones, of Pipestone, was ap-
pointed yesterday by Gov. Hubbard as judge
of probate of Pipestone county to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of that Office
by Daniel E. Sweet.
The meeting Of the Second regiment of
Minnesota that was to have taken place at
General Bishops office yesterday afternoon,
did not occur, and the gathering of the
veterans was postponed till next Friday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George Westercamp and Mary Finn, Frank
II. Grant and Katie Butler, Henry Filing and
Johane Peterson, Bernard Waters and Nellie
Foley, and Otto Stanzel and Augusta
Wachels.
The suit Of Geo. Rbchut against Lafayette
Emmett TO clear title TO real estate was on a
second trial before Judge Wilkin in the dis
trict court yesterday, the testimony all being
taken and the argu ments set down for hear
ing April 3.
Telephone alarm was sent into central
fire hall at :07 yesterday afternoon caused
by one-story frame barn on Third street
between Wacouta and Isabel streets, being
set on fire by careless attempt TO thaw out
water pipes therein.
County Treasurer Burton paid a note Of
$4,000 given August, 1884, 10 the German
American bank yesterday, it having been
given to obtain funds to meet county ex-
penses in anticipation of the collection Of
the December taxes.
George w. Magee was yesterday granted a
permit to lit up No. 34I Jackson street as n
restaurant, The building is one door north
OF the First National bank, and Mr.. Magee
will expend SO, 500 in tran sformiug 1t into a
first class eating house and saloon.
Building Inspector Johnson and Capt.
Starkey were to have replied to the toasts
est. Paup' and "The Civil Engineer re-
speetively, at the banquet OF the State Archi-
tecturll association in Minneapolis last night
but they were unable 10 attend on account OF
business engagements ut home.
An action was begun In the United Stptes
circuit court yesterday by Samuel Marshall
and others against the town Of Plainview
for damages bf 50, 500, alleged to be due on
II purchase OF county bonds. Suit was also
begun toy the same plaintiff against the town
OF Elgin, In this state, for damages OF 81, 500,
on the same grounds.
grand mass meeting will be held at
market hall next Monday evening, on the
occasion Of the sixteenth anniversary OF the
Father Matthew Total Abstinence society. A
musical programme viii be arranged, utter
spcrsed with addresses by prominent speak
ers. There will be no charge for admission.
The bids for the furniture and fixtures for
the National German American bank are as
follows: johnson Il Hurd, Minneapolis,
S5,423; Andrews Manufacturing company,
Chicago. $3.50; Bohn Manufacturing com
pauy, St Paul, 81. 40; johnson Bros. Il
LOOMS. st. Paul.. 50, 40; ST. Paul Furniture
company, 50, 40; Corlies, Chapman *
Drake St Paul SS oil