Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-08
CITY GLOBULES.

to the library and museum.
City Treasurer Refs paid out about
$4,000 in liquidation Of sundry items of in
debtedness against the city.
A fellow named James Kiegher, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Kenneally on a
charge of robbery at Eau Claire.
The examination of candidates for
teachers certificates in Ramsey county
will be made Friday and Saturday next.
The stone masons have commenced up
on the rear walls for the Kittson block,
Wabashaw street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
Il has been arranged between Sheriff
Richter and Judge O'Gorman that the Oh
fee Of sheriff shall be surrendered to the
latter tomorrow.
The Riverside Mission Chapel Sunday
school is preparing to give an entertain
ing concert Wednesday evening April %.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Superintendent Jenkins yesterday
changed fire alarm box AZ from the old to
the new shops of the st. Paul & Manitoba
Railroad company, near Rice street.
George Deal, the old German who stray
ed away from the city hospital Friday,
was recaptured yesterday by Officer Nj
cholson and returned to the hospital.
4 certificate of increase of the capital
stock Of the Knife Falls Lumber company,
from 100000 to 100000, and its shares
from 1000 to 5000, was fled with the sec
rotary of state yesterday.
Joseph Cooks subject is to be''The Seven
Modern Wonders of the World" and his
date has been finally arranged for Satur-
day, April IS. There is a growing curiosi-
ty to know what this 30 anerges of the
platform Will have to say.
An oil stove on exhibition on East Third
street, Will bake six loaves OF bread and
boila wash boiler full of clothes at the
same time. VIII wonders never cease?
Pruden claims it beats the world.
The fines Of 525 each Of two Of The fraiI
damseIs sent to the Womans' reformatory
the past week, Ella Ellensworth and Annie
Nelson, were paid yesterday by their negro
Lotharios, and they were discharged.
The work has commenced of removing
the old rooleries upon the ground west of
the 81. Paul house, Fort street, uDon which
Judge James GiIfllan and Chas. Faber
are about to erect fine three story brick
block.
A meeting will take place this afternoon
at the hall Of the Crusader society, corner
Wabashaw and Sixth streets, at 3 o'clock
for the purpose of perfecting ar~auge-
ments towards the erection of q new Gath
Gle hall.
Bishop Whipple makes visitation to
Christ church, corner of Fourth and Frank
lin streets, to day, administering the rite
Of confirmation at the morning service.
In the evening will be given a repetition
of the admirable children's service given
On Easter Sunday.
deputy sheriff from Eau Claire was
IN the city yesterday, and secured the ar
rest by the aid of Officer Kenealy, of
man named James Keeher, who was want
ed for stealing gold watch, few dollars
and some clothing from a boarding house
III that city.
There were but three cases before the
municipal court yesterday, one of whom,
M. Herman, was discharged. P. Peterson.
who paid s. for simple drunk, and Thos
Kennedy, charged by his mother with be-
ing intractable, whose case was postponed
until Monday.
The funeral Of Policeman John Sheehan
took place from the cathedral at O'Clock
yesterday morning. detachment of his
former associates on the force acted as
pall-bearers, aud the obseGuies were at
tended by large number of mourning
friends and relatives.
A man named John Dode, who lives be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, on Day.
tons Bluff, reported to the police last even
ing that his 5year old son had been missing
since ten o'clock in the morning. He wore
black hat, gray jacket, black pants and
white and black striped stockings.
Last night about IL o'clock Charles
Nebinger, who was playing pool in the sa-
loon of Jack Ryan, corner of Third and
Franklin streets, grabbed fine overcoat
belonging to the proprietor and ran off.
The alarm was given and Officer Hanft
soon overlook the thief and landed him in
the lookup. The workhouse will probably
bs his destination Monady.
The billiard experts, Fignaux and Schaef-
fer, who stand first and second in the re-
cent balk line tournament at Chicago
Schaefer's defeat of Vignaux Friday de-
Gliding their respective positions-wilI
visit st. Paul and Minneapolis the last of
the month, following the conclusion of the
tournament to be given in New York city,
commencing the last of this week.
Fire commissioner Delano, is beginning
to worry about the continued absence of
his partner and commissioner, Charley
Parker. When he left him in Chicago
Thursday last, he was good deal enthused
over the city election, and he is fearful
something may have happened. When
Mr. Parker returns Mr.. Delano says he will
tell all about who is to be chief of the fire
epartment-perhaps.
In the GLOBE of the 9Th inst. the sad
demise of Mike Barrett, of Chicago, by q
railroad accident at Fergus Falls, was an
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