Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-07
CITY aLOBULEs.


The city treasurer commenced the issuance
of dog licenses yesterday.
Young mems meeting tonight at s o'clock
in the Y. M. G. A. parlor. Good singing.
Strangers invited.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday denying new trial in the case Of Louis
n. and Henriatta Haas against the city of st.
Paul.
A man named Timothy O'Brien was arrested
last night, charged with the larceny OF an
auger machine from one Of the West st. Paul
sufferers.
Deputy Sheriff Spell lsft yesterday for the
insane asylum at st. Peter, having In charge
three unfortunates named Ella Reed, Bridget
Laughlan and woman from Crookston.
Yesterday two sale horses walked into the
sewer excavation on jackson street, near
Sixth. They fell about six feet and were
hoisted out very little harmed, by derrick.
Mrs. Nash, residing on Sixth street, was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with raising great noise and riot, upon the
street. The hearing was continued until to-
day.
The projecting stone cornices on the build
ings occupied by John Mathels, the carpet
man, and Lindeke, Ladd & Co., dry goods, East
Third street, was removed yesterday. Who
will be the next to follow this excellent eX.
ample.
s. Fl. Woodward, a prominent iron manu-.
facturer of Wheeling, W. Va, and president
of the Labelle Nail works, died last evening in
his Goth year. He was one of the pioneers of
business in that city, and man of large
wealth.
The remains of Miss Combs, an account OF
whose sad death in Florida appeared in the
GLOBE, will arrive in st. Paul on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul road this morning.
The funeral will take plsce from House of
Hope church, at o'clock this afternoon.
The oldest inhabitant remarked yesterday
that he never knew it before-such hot
weather on the 9th of May. It was hot yes.
terday, the thermometer going to 81 . above
zero In first floor Offices down town and not
lower than 70 in the coolest of second story
Offices.
The teachers of the public schools of this
city will meet at the assembly room of the
High school, this morning at 10 o'clock.
Specimens of drawing by the pupils of the
several grades of the school, will be on exhi-
bition. An invitation is given to all who may
desire to be present.
A few days since young Mullony, who was
committed to the reform school, managed to
escape and ran away. He was discovered in
this city, industriously at work, and put
under arrest. Yesterday afternoon he was
taken back to the reform school greatly
against his will.
As will be seen by notice elsewhere, the
time for receiving bids for rebuilding the State
Capitol, has been extended to the 4th. week
from to-day. In the meantime builders desir-
ing can see the plans and specifications at the
office of Architect Burlington, either in St.
Paul or Minneapolis.
Thursday evening Sixth ward expressman
left his horse and wagon standing near the
foot of Sibley street until he went into the de-
pot. While absent the horse walked into the
river to. drink and getting beyond his depth
he was drowned. A collection was taken up
to help compensate for the loss.
Tho Boston Marine insurance company, the
Union Marine of England, and the Millers and
Manufacturers Mutual insurance company of
Minneapolis, having compiled with the law
insurance business in this State,
have been authorized to do such business
by Insurance Commissioner McGill.
Articles of incorporation of the Delano Ele-
vator company were filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The capital stock is $780,
900. The officers and managers of the cor
poration are: j. Gutzwiller, president; @. G.
Rooren, secretary and treasurer; Chas. Eppel,
John Coolen, John Hafner, trustees.
George Davis foated down on the spring
thaw of ice. He was up yesterday for
tackling the old stuff which lays the best of
'em ont. He said that somehow the first mess
of Strawberries always went back on him, and
this is how he accounted for being full. Hiz-
zoner said 1t was kind of yonneek and that
five dollars would settle it. He forked over
the fine.
A man is sliding down the CREASED declivity
pretty fast when he is so drunk that no amount
of logic can make him know it. Walter
Gylesan is that kind of an old inebriate. He
was arraigned yesterday and was maudlin
drunk in the bull pen. The court asked him
If he was guilty, and he replied, "Court please
(hic), never been drunk in my life" He
went to the grand quay for ten days.
The rush of travel into and through st.
Paul, added to the large number of non-resi-
dents employed on building improvements,
has filled all the cheap hotels in the city to
overaowing. The GLOBE reporters last even
ing encountered several parties hunting for
lodging places, who had been turned away
from all the hotels they could find, with the
information that every sleeping place was
taker.
Governor Pillsbury, Secretary of State Won
Baumbach and Attorney General Hahn, consti-
tuted by law board to make semi-occasional
examinations of the States treasury, not less
than four in each year. performed that duty
yesterday afternoon, finding all the funds OF
the States property accounted for, the bonds
all safe, the records neatly and properly kept,
and everything, in fact, in just such shape as a
State treasury should be kept: All of which
was very gratifying to State Treasurer Kittel-
son.
Curing Through Faith.
damascus, Pa, Cor. Philadelphia Times.]
A short time ago dispatch to the
Times from this place announced the
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