Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-13
CITY GLOBULES.

There was an occasional feather of
snow dropped by the clouds last evening.
Sheriff Mckenzie, Of Bismarck, left fc T
that city last night, having in custody
David Staples and P. Shannon, arrested on
the charge OF being implicated in the rob
berry of Secretary Teller.
Edgar Smith, son Of Joseph Smith, who
does business On the southeast corner Of
Seventh and Jackson streets, while at
tempting to jump upon dray yesterday
fell and broke his right leg below she
knee.
The opening of the high scholl has been
again postponed, and no definite time has
been fixed upon for the commencement of
the fall term, as it is impossible to fix the
exact date when the building will be COM
pleted.
number of gentlemen interested in
forming base ball association for next
year met at the Merchants last evening
and talked up the project, but nothing
definite was fixed upon and no organiza-
ton was effected.
Col ". II. H. Taylor, state librarian, re-
ceived the following new volumes yester-
day. Story on Conflict of Laws; Bisselps
Reports, vol. 10, United States Courts;
Thatcher's Practice in Circuit Courts of
the United States.
That is model flag stone sidewalk
which is being laid down in front of the
new Mckinney block on Wabashaw street
and is a style Of improvement which in
time will displace all plank structures of
the kind in the main business avenues of
st. Paul.
f. II. Jenette, the dumb mute, was
brought before Judge Brill yesterday to
plead to an Indictment for larceny, and,
the Faribault Deaf and Dumb asylum,
plead not guilty and was remanded to Jail
to await trial.
Sheriff O'Gorman made trip to Still
water yesterday afternoon and delivered
to Warden Reed E, D. Wilson, sentenced
to state prison for eighteen months for
forgery, and Frank Lord for confinement
for one year at hard labor in the same in
stitution for larceny.
Dave Staples and Mike Shannon, charged
with robbIng the trunks of Secretary Tel
Ter, were last night taken to Bismarck, by
Sheriff Mckenzie. They were accompan-
led by their attorney ]. n. Castle, of Still
water. They went without the aid of a
requisition and of their own free will and
choice.
The Equitable Trust company Of Con-
necticut have filed suit in the District
court against Elizabeth A. Clifford and
her husband, A. G.. Clifford, ct al, for the
recovery of Judgment on an unpaid loan of
$4,000 received on real estate in Bronson's
addition, on which the company have fur
Their lien for payment of taxes and city as
sessments.
Mr.. S. S. Eaton received a telegram
yesterday from Custer City, confirming
the report of the suicide at that place of
A: T. Moore, superintendent of the Collar
mine. Mr.. Moore arrived in Custer from
st. Paul last Wednesday, and he was to
have managed the Collar mine for syn
dictate of S.. Paul gentlemen. He was
from Altoona, Iowa, and his motives for
self-destruotion are wholly unknown.
Superintendent A. F. Bartlett, of Yank-
D. T., accompanied by fifteen teachers eff
the public schools there, will leave that
city this, Saturday evening, for st. Paul.
The purpose Of the undertaking is to
spend week visiting the public schools
of this city for the opportunity of inspect
ing the educational system and practices
which has given st. Paul commanding
position for its educational facilities. The
visiting educators come as learners, as it
were, and will adopt such methods of in
struction as they may find here which they
can transplant to their own field of labor.