Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-02
CITY GLOBULHs.

Teachers meeting at Franklin school at
8 O'Clock.
Andrew Stumpp was arrested by officer
Baer yesterday afternoon for fast and reck-
less driving.
The public schools will remain closed to-
day on account of the death of the wife Of
Superintendent Wright.
William Rooney was arrested and locked
up last night on a charge of being drunk
and max ng an indecent exposure of his
person.
Three or four pistol shots were distinct
ly heard about half past one or two o'clock
yesterday morning, but the police authori-
ties have not been able to ascertain who
fired them.
Rev. F. O. Holman addressed the gospel
meetind and song service held at the Y. NJ.
G. A. rooms yesterday afternoon on the
Development of True and Noble Charac-
ter. The singing by the choir was of more
than usual interest and both the singing
and address were excellent.
Acting Chief Engineer DuGgan, of the
fire department, has appointed E. w.
Hildebrand, better known as "Link''
Hndebrand, of No. > steamer, as assistant
chief engineer. James Duncan will be in
charge of steamer No. 2 for the present,
and Jerry Strapp has been detailed from
No. truck as fireman of 10. 2 in place Of
Duncan.
Coy but fckls April came in yesterday
with an improved Warmth Of sunshine over
that of the past week, but still there was
an intermittant chill In ths breath of the
atmosphere that occasionally caused the
buttoning up OF ulstsrs and a drawing
closer OF circulars on tins part of the null
titude Of promsntders who showed dis
position 20 walk loosely III these habil-
iments.
DR.. Davenport, the coroner, will make
inquiry into the cause of thu death Of Mrs.
Il. S. Temple, as it was reported on the
streets yesterday that she died very sud
denly IN hack. He does not intend to
hold an inquest unless the facts developed
should warrant hin in holding one. He
will Institute tbs inquiry on the strength
of the street reports in circulation yes
terday.
Mrs. FRANKIE, whose husband was killed
week or so ago by the cars at the Third
street crossing, is insane, and for safe
keeping is in the Ramsey county jail.
Several ladies called TO see her Yesterday
and rendered all the assistance in thsir
power, which was not much. Her insanity
is, at present, of tina harmless kind, and
she was begging most beseechingly to be
allowed to see her children.
The Academy Of Natural Science holds
lis regular meeting this Monday evening,
7:30 p. n, at 554 Wabashaw street. Prof.
E. Daniels will give paper upon the i'm
portance of general scientific education
of the people. The best mode of pro-
noting the work will be discussed, and all
are invited to attend. The meetings Of the
Academy are increasingly interesting and
its collections and library are growing.
The aid of all public spirited citizens is
invoked to advance the good work.
About II o'clock last night big ;Sweed
who gave his name as A. Halverson, en-
tered the police headquarters at the city
hall and wanted Officer Bremen to take
his name, so that if anything happened to
him they would know who he was. The
officer noticed when the man made the
statement that his eyes rolled and that his
actions were strange and induced him to
go inside. In a short time he became very
wild and so violent that it was thought
best to take him over to the county Jail,
to which place he was removed. The man
has been at work for the city On the sewers
and this is all that is known of him at
present.