Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-30
CITY GLOBULES.


The wooden hoop-skirts of the Goddess
of Justice we're sold yesterday for $23,80.
The New Jerusalem, or Swedenborgian
church, will be re-opened for services next
Sunday, Sept. ?.
Officer Reardon, from Stillwater, passed
through st. Paul yesterday for 81. Poter,
with an insane boy.
MI. Fred. Foss, business manager OF
Mckee Rankin's company. was in the city
for a few hours yesterday.
Paul Hauser, ST., and Albert Scheffer
have been appointed appraisers of the es-
tate Of the late Louie Hauser.
The oval in the State house Wabashaw
street front is to be ornamented with the
sculptured coat of arms of the state of
Minnesota.
A. S. Elicit has just sold to Nellie NJ.
Weide lots IL, II and the east half of Ii,
block 10, Elicit, Burnheimer and Arnold's
addition for $3.50.
A special meeting of the Knights of st.
Paul will be held in the hall at the cathe-
dral at 1880 o'clock this evening A full
attendance Is requested.
Bailif Dowlan on yesterday sold the
contents of Michaels saloon, Third and
Robert streets, under the hammer. The
goods consisted of liquors and cigars and
they brought $103.
D. E. Wilson, who was held to the grand
jury about two weeks ago on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses, is
lvIn ~, ha Ill
Yesterday he was not expected to live.
Constable Reuben Haus yesterday cele-
brated his sixty fourth birthday, and re
ceived tire congratulations Of a large num-
Der Of old-time friends. He has spent fully
half Of his long life as a citizen Of St.
Paul.
In the grand parade of the Northern
Pacific celebration next Monday the fire
department will cut conspicuous figure,
it being the intention to make a showing
Of twenty-four steamers, hose carts and
other vehicles.
The st. Paul Academy Of Natural Scien-
ces will be open this afternoon from 3 to
8 o'clock. The ladies' committee will
be in attendance to receive visitors. The
collection is rapidly growing and the pub
lie are invited to inspect its treasures.
Secretary Hart and DR.. Dana are to-day
visiting the new poor house being built at
Wabashaw. The law REQ uiring that such
institutions shall be examined and &C.
cepted by the state board of charities and
corrections before being opened to public
use.
Walter Cooper, the dark-eyed gypsey
chief, who was arrested on the charge of
insanity, was examined il the probate
court yesterday and, while considered daft,
his mental condition was not such as to
warrant his commitment and he was dis
charged.
The inside of the State house dome, in
the rotunda on the second floor of the State
house has been elegantly finished in wood
and painted and vanished. The staging
which has so long adorned the rotunda to
carry forward this work will be removed
on Saturday.
In consequence of the employees of the
postofice taking part in the celebration
of the opening of the Northern Pacific
railroad, the postoffice will not open on
Monday, September 3, until O'Clock D. m.
At that hour there will be one street deliv-
cry made in the business districts and one
collection at G p. m.
The recent teachers institute in Fari-
bault, the first held there in a number of
years, was great success, there being
fully sixty teachers in attendance, the sub,
ject of schools and education having this
year received great attention in that sec
ton. At the first institute, held this week
in Verndale, there was an attendance of
thirty teachers.
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the register OF deeds Office yesterday of
the A. W. Yallop company. the general
nature of whose business is to consist in
the buying and jobbing of tailors trim
mings. The capital stock is $4,000, di-
vided into 100 shares of $50 each. The
incorporates are A. w. Yallop, E. L.
Wheelock and Chas. B. Whitnall.
A. B. Hart, brother of Secretary 81. H.
Hart of the state board of charities and
corrections, is professor of American his
0ory in Harvard college. He studied two
years at Frieburg, Germany, where he re-
@seived the degree of doctor of philosophy,
ass2d during that time was a member of the
class OF Prof. Won Hoist in Frieburg, Uni
versity, which learned gentleman is one
OF the noted German guests of Henry Viii
lard
ZEs- LangVen, of East Ninth street,
Daiied at THE police court yesterday, and
related a story about the disappearance of
two watches from her house. She had a
ooarder named j. Halstein, and one day he
put his trunk out by way of window and
changed his boarding place without saying
Geod bye. Immediately afterwards she
missed the watches, and now she doesn't
know what to do about it. Halstein has
been Investigated on the quiet, but nc
trace Of the property was found.
The immense crowds of visitors that
-Szl4 &c attcacted to St. Paul within the