Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-05
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To- DAYS WEATHER.
CILY GLOBULES.

Valu4ot5 COW StOlon IrOln us PREMISES.
Superintendent Watkins, of the fish
hatchery has gone to Lake Superior for
more fish.
The ourbing on Wabashaw street was
finally laid to its intersection with Bridge
square yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. E. D. Briggs, of Heron Lake. was
on yesterday admitted to practice in the
federal courts, by Judge Nelson.
Prof. D. S. Kiehle left the city last even
ing to deliver lecture before the teach
ers' institute at Albert Lea tonight.
Owing to their visit to Chicago the
board of public works will postpone their
next Monday afternoon regular meeting.
w. W. Pendergast, returned yesterday
from Shakopee where he lectured before
the teachers institute on Wednesday even
ing.
Deputy Marshall Bracket lodged a
young chap in the city Jail last evening
who is understood to have been arrested
up country for robbing postofice.
Messrs. Lightbourn & Foote, of the Nor
man County Iade1, at Ada, have bought
out the Banner office of that place, thus Sc
curing the patronage Of Norman county.
Secretary Hart and several members of
the State Board of Charities and Correc-
tons ere at the national convention of the
several boards in the United States at
Louisville, Ky.
The Street Ger company commenced
yesterday running cars down Nelson av-
enue. Those who have been in the habit
of riding down Iglohart street in the cars
should bear this in mind
G. G. Fife, of Brainerd, passed through
the city yesterday having in charge a
young gentleman named Onstine, who is
seriously i'll, and whom he was conveying
to his parents at Chatfeld.
John E. Moore, arrested at Howard
Lake, pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit
dollars, in the United States circuit court
yesterday, and was sentenced to one years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
AS this is circus day the public is ad-
vised to keep its hand on It's pocket book,
and thus guard against the raids Of the
light fingered gentry who sometimes make
it point to flock in with the show.
The grand jury Of the United States dis
trict court are still engaged in the inyesti-
CATION Of criminal cases. Yesterday the
Jury took up the Duluth counterfeiting
cases and one Of the timber fraud cases.
Some Important changes are to be
made in the st. Paul street railway sys-
tenn by shortening the lines and avoiding
the hills for dead levels, while the track on
the lower end of st. Peter !street will be
discontinued altogether.
The Board Of Public Works will hold
special meeting at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon to consider the subject of grad
ing and sewerlng st. Peter street from
Summit avenue before the street railroad
company lays its rails thereon.
That big new chimney on the north side
of the Market house is rising above the
caves, and will give sufficient draft to the
furnaces and cooking-ranges located
therein, the original chimneys on that
structure having proved insufficient for
that purpose.
HonI Edward Larson, of Benson, visited
friends at the state capitol yesterday. He
says the corn crop of Swift county is en-
tirely ruined and that the potato yield will
besvisibly affected by unprop1tious fall
weather. Small grains have yielded better
in the county than for eight or nine years
previously.
Mr.. G. NJ. Dittman was arrested last
evening by the sheriff of Dakota county
and taken to Hastings on the evening
train, where he WAS lodged in Jail. The
charge is that of receiving money under
false pretenses, and is the same of which
he was recently acquitted in this city, the
complainant being the First National bank
of Hastings.
Judge Brill, having issued a special
venire for the summons of additional petit
jurors, Sheriff O'Gorman reported en-
Tuesday that he had summoned 7. Albeck,
ID. Barrett, E. T. Fuller, T. S. Berry, h.
NJ. Butler and George Bell. The sheriff
further reported that he was unable to find
Andrew Anderson, II. w. Foote, John Dale
and Geo. D. Allen.
John E. Moore, sentenced yesterday in
the municipal court for forgery, was ore
of the gang who broke the st. Paul Jail
last May. Moore and another were cap
tured, but four others got away. The au-
thorities have learned their whereabouts,
however, and only refrain from their re-
capture on account of the cost it would in
cur t2 tie county. When they grow to
think Sac affair to be forgotten and revisit
tbs North Star state, they will be quietly
9epenred.
The aiSy council and board of public
works hgve accepted the invitation of
IgEIrJn1as Lowry, president of the st. Paul
81 Minneapolis street railway, to take free
transportation to Chicago on Sunday
1igtE lss attend the national street rail
way oouEeutlon. which will hold its ses-
ssions in that city on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week. The object of this visit
IS that oGr city authorities may have an
eeBportuRfty TO gain information in regard
Is The best methods of constructing street
railway tracks, and the management of