Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-06
CITY GLOBULES.


The state library hours are from 8 a. m.
90 D. m, and closes at 1890 on Satur-
days.
The teachers of the public schools will
meet in the assembly room of the new
High school at 10 o'clock this morning.
Quite delegation of st. Olaf college
boys we're in attendance upon the circus
aud taking in the sights of the city yes
terday.
Major Bracket, United States deputy
marshal, left for Duluth last evening to
look after some crookedness that has been
going on in that region of late.
The Scandinavian bank of Minneapolis
was authorized to commence business yes
terday by State Auditor Brsden, with a
capital stock of $4,000. A. g. Hangar is
its cashier.
Detective Hanley, of Chicago, paid
Chief Clark visit yesterday, the SUPPOSE
ton being that he is looking for crooks
who are supposed to follow in the wake of
Barnum's show.
The firm of Smith Brothers, of the st.
Louis, on Jackson, enriched the treasury
of the United States yesterday to the ex-
tent of $17S.49, duties paid on brandies
imported direct from France.
Victor Bergren, the capable chief depu-
ty in Collector Bickers Office, was setting
up the cigars yesterday on the strength of
an acquisition to his family. 1t was a
boy, and he says he is dandy.
Owing to unavoidable delay in complet-
ing the new High school the building will
not be ready for occupancy by next Mon
day as expected, and the opening will be
delayed at least week longer.
The new book in course of preparation
descriptive of the st. Paul ceremonies in
celebrating the opening of the Northern
Pacific railroad will contain fine litho-
graphic inner view of the new st. Paul
opera house.
Mr.. Jno. B. Bartlett, the talented bust
ness manager of the Emma Abbott Opera
company, arrived in the city yesterday,
and he talks loud of the engagement of
the company in connection with the open
ing of the new Opera house.
Notwithstanding the big Jumbo and the
circus, the biggest show on earth, was in
town yesterday the city was very quiet
indeed. At twelve o'clock last night, only
four persons were in the lookup, and those
were there simply for being drunk.
The teachers in the public schools had a
lonesome time at their Iabors yesterday
forenoon. Jumbo and the street parade
was all the pupils could think of in one
day, and in many of the departments the
attendance was whitfield down to bakers
dozen.
United States Commissioner Cordozo
having demarded $500 bail of Charles
Davis for unlawfulIy selling spirituous
liquors at Browns Valley, September 80,
he failed to ante up, and by the commits
sioner's order was placed in the city jail
yesterday.
The members of the council and the
president and secretary of the board of
education, will leave tomorrow evening
for Chicago in pursuance to the invitation
of President Lowry, of the street car com
pany, the object of their visit being to in
spect new system of operating street
cars.
Yesterday the GLOBE gave an exclusive
account of the abduction and final recov-
cry of child, and in connection Herewith
mention was omitted of the name of Mr..
G. A. Van Doyle, the gentleman to whom
the mother was indebted for the 300,
through the kindly offices of the Rev. R. R.
Riddell.
An inquest was held at MCCARTHY &
Donnelly's yesterday forenoon on the re
mains of Nels Severson, who was killed by
the caving in of an embankment on Bed
ford street, Thursday forenoon. The testi-
mony showed that his death was purely
accidental, and verdict was returned in
accordance with the facts.
Col. Sheehan, Senator Sergeant and
Capt. ia ckson, of Albert Lea, are in the
city perfecting arrangements for grand
reunion of the veterans of the late war,
and grand army post of the state in that
city on Thursday and Friday, Oct. IL and
II. Gen. James b. Baker has accepted an
invitation to deliver sn address on the
occasion.
Thomas O'Neil was brought before Judge
Simons of the District Court, at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, on a writ of habeas
corpus, but was remanded to Jail, the court
having adjourned to receive evidence until
three pm, when the hearing was reopened
and ttsa writ denied. He was taken by
Shec9G Phinney of Becker county, to De-
4c9it last evening to answer to charges
rgreferred against him for fraudulentIy
obtaining money and property in that
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