Daily globe., 1883-08-26
CITY GLOBULES.

A dog collar with license No. 25 attached
awaits N owner at city hall.
Collector Bickeli5 absent On an official
visit to Winona and Rochester.
City Treasurer Reis on yesterday paid
the sum Of $34,400 for work done on city
contracts.
night patrol wagon has been decided
upon for police work, in charge OF MI
Pat Carney.
Chief Black, Of the fire department., is
absent on a short visit to Milwaukee and
Waukesha.
The Irish National league will hold a
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon at the
old court house.
Mrs. Lille Grant swore out a warrant
yesterday for the arrest of Peter Fritz on
the charge of slander.
A pension of $50 month was received
by the adiutant general for a soldier in
mate of st. Joseph's hospital.
The fire department gratefully acknowl-
edge the donation of eighteen volumes of
miscellaneous reading from Mr.. F. A.
Williams.
Father Gallagher, who was injured
few days ago by fall in West st. Paul,
is so far recovered that he will oficiate,
probably, to-day.
The sum of $4,000 was disbursed by the
city yesterday in payment of the lot on
Dayton's Bluff, on which will be erected
the new pumping house.
The reception room at engine house No.
5 has been adorned with handsome
piano, purchased by the members, seve raj
OF whom are very fine performers.
Frank Gruber, ex-policeman, while
ward Friday, had the misfortune to have
his right leg broken in two places.
The diverse case of R. P. Kellogg,
against Maggie Kellogg, came before
Judge Brill yesterday, but as the parties
were not ready TO proceed the taking Of
testimony was continued.
The general association Of Congrega
tional churches Of Minnesota will meet
Oct, 18th next at Lake City. The time is
changed from Oct. 10th 70 avoid conflict
ing with other meetings.
The top dome on which the fest of the
goddess Of justice on the state capitol rest
is supported by circle OF white Corin-
THAN iron pillars, and the staging about
them has at last been removed.
The Minneapolis folks have invited COM
pany G, Minnesota National Guards, at
Red Wing, to come up and help them in
their celebration Sept 3, paying their ex-
penses Of transportation and all other
shot.
Capt. A. w. Hathaway, OF the Fourth
precinct police station, Chicago, is on g.
visit to st. Paul and he is the guest of Col.
Knauft. Capt. Hathaway is one of the
Oldest and most efficient officers Oh the
Chicago police force. He is most favor
ably impressed with st. Paul.
A still alarm OF fire was turned in at
1910 o'clock yesterday morning from the
corner of Second and Cedar streets. It
was caused by quantity of rubbish burn
ing on Second street, and it is about tune
this dangerous nuisance of filing the al
lies with such infammable stuff was stop
ped. No. l hose company put it out.
A party of geologists and other sc;en-
fists is forming to visit the bad lands of
southeast Dakota under the auspices of
the st. Paul Academy OF Sciences, and to
collect for that institution the interesting
fossils which abound them. Those who
wish to join such a party will address the
curator of the academy at 554 Wabashaw
street at once. Professors Holl, of New
York, and Cope, of Philadelphia are re-
ported to go out with the party.
The ST. Paul Academy of Sciences will
soon start classes in geology, minerology,
botany and other branches of natural his
tory. Instruction will be free and students
will have the use of the extensive collec-
tions of the museum for illustration
Weekly field meetings and excursions will
secure practical knowledge of nature
unite pleasure with improvement. Chill
dren will be especially welcome. All who
desire to join such classes, or assist the
work will address, Prof. E. Daniels, cura-
tor of the academy, 554 Wabashaw street.
Ten girls wanted on Monday to fold and
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