Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-06
CITY GLOBULES.

street force $4,000 yesterday.
The beautiful arch at the corper of Sew
onth and Wabashaw was taken down yes
terday.
Prof. D. L. Kietle left town yesterday
to lecture before the Pine City teachers
institute.
The cornice ia beirg put in place on
Commodore Dsvidson's rev six story
block on The corner Of Fouath and Cedar
streets.
An action for divorce was commenced il
the district court yesterday by Julia Viii
son against VIM. Wilson On the grounds Of
desertion.
An order was filed by Judge Brill yester
day denying the motion to change the or
der for alimony in the case of Bertha
Schmidt VS.. Charles Schmidt.
st. Anthony hill scholars will find a COM
tionery, sponges, ETC., at ReiizLe q Co.'s
drug store, sos Dayton avenue.
George Sanders got into fuss with a
boot black yesterday over the price of a
shine, and scufle took place, during
which the gamin got the worst of it. San
ders was yanked to the tower.
The United States treasurer sent draft
to Gov. Hubbard for $s1 .5O7, the five per
cent proceeds from the government sales
of public lands in Minnesota. This re-
mittanoe goes into the internal improve
ment fund for the construction of bridges,
etc.
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, MIR.
Lewis G. Reinhard was married to Miss
Seraphins Boss, and the event was cele-
brated at the residence es the brides par-
ents, Mr.. and Mira. Wilke, in the Sixth
ward, with brilliant reception followed
by fireworks, and many demonstrations of
JOY.
The committee On state equalization of
taxation will be thoroughly busy up to
Saturday evening, and possibly for a
couple of days next week, in the perform
ance of their delicate and difficult duties.
They will not be able to make public their
doings until the close of their present ses-
sion.
The Thursday reception Of the Academy
of Natural Sciences in charge of the com
mittee of ladies will be held this afternoon
from TO p. II. at the rooms 554 Waba-
shaw st. The public are cordially invited
to come and examine the collection to
which interesting additions are constantly
being gathered.
W. H. Angel; executive clerk of Gcv.
Hubbard, arrived home yesterday after
noon from fortnight's trip to New York
city and the east in the best of health and
spirits. He remarked that he saw more
noticeable building enterprise and thrift
in his way from the depot 10 the capitol
than he had observed III any town or city
visited in his trip.
About $50 o'clock last night the atten-
ton of Officer Scheffer was attracted by
what seemed to be free-for-all race on
Seventh street, and as the rigs approached
Wabashaw street he called upon the drivers
to stop, at the same time seizing the fast
flyers by the bits. The drivers proved to
be Fred Braden and John Patterson and
they were both run III for fast driving.
They gave bail for their appearance.
Ella Peterson, employed at Saunders
laundry, Sixth and Fort streets, called at
the city hall yesterday afternoon and ask
ed the assistance of the police TO recover
her clothing and wages, which she claimed
the woman who conducted the place re-.
fused to give up. Chief Clark seut an of.
feer to the place when Mrs. Saunders pre-
ferred charges Of larceny against the girl.
The latter relates very straight forward
story, and the charge of larceny looks
somewhat ishy.
John Bedberry and Clara Strong were
united in marriage yesterday afternoon at
the municipal court, Judge Burr officiating
in his usual happy manner. The marriage
was the upshot of all over the-garden-yvalI
romance; he is strong armed, likely look
ing fellow, and she was & trusting young
widow. They loved fondly and perhaps too
well, but it is the old, old story of affinity
without the orange blossoms and marriage
VOWS. They came into court biushing like
roses, and Clerk Fairchild lee them to the
altar and acted as test mar, while the
GLOBE reporter softly lispea his blessing
on the happy bans.
Kavanagh sells large lot Of groceries at auc-
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