Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-27
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CITY GLOBULES.
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Aside from the school funds, the cash in
in the state treasury is at iow ebb.
Charles Wesley was arrested last night on
the charge of stealing wolfskin robe
with q blue lining. The robe can be found
by the owner at the city hall.
The police received notice last evening
Of the escape of two boys from the state
reform school. One of the boys is about
thirteen or fourteen years of age, and the
other about ten or twelve.
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs forward
ed The sum of $4,000 to New York in pay
ment of interest on city bonds maturing
Nov l. The sum OF $4,000 was also sent,
being interest due on board OF education
bonds.
At a meeting of Acker Post, No. 81. G.
a. R, on Thursday evening, committee
was appointed to make arrangements for
tho consolidation of the same with Gar
field Post, and viii report at meeting
called for Thursday evening, Nov. 8.
w A. Ringwald, brother of ex-Ald.
RiugWald, WAS on yesterday appointed on
the police force to succeed Charles
Brown, alias the Dago, who was instru-
mental in working up the case against the
murdeIers Of Police officer O'Connell.
The chemical engine was put into active
service at the new engine house, Eighth
and Minnesota streets, yesterday. Four
men have been assigned to duty on the
chemical, which for the present occupies
the rear part Of the new building, the other
portion not yet being completed.
On account of the inability of teachers
to be in attendance on account of the bad
state of the roads and the distance most
Of them would have TO travel, the teach
ers' institute which was to have been
opened at Lake Traverse on Monday, was
adjourned for the year because of non-at-
tendance.
E. "A. Hatslst & Co., from New Haven,
Conn.,, are opening the business of art
decorating in the second story of the new
Mckinney block, which will be the first
business enterprise of the kind inaugur-
ated in our city. They will not open
their rooms to public inspection before
the first week in November, previous to
which they will give newspaporial notice
of the character of the enterprise.
A suit was filed By Sarah Gouldkawke
against Halford Spencer Gouldhawke for
divorce for desertion, in the district court
yesterday. The parties were married in
England, March Is, 1862, and had removed
to Sslbirk settlement in Manitoba where
Halford fled the rancho. After remaining
there one year in waiting for his return
and he giving no information of his where
abouts she removed from there, and has
since been resident Of st. Paul for five
years. There are no children as the result
Of the marriage and she asks ? decree of
separation and the costs OF the action.
The new and elegant residence of DR..
Al. Stone, No. 80 Summit avenue, was
the scene last night of splendid recep-
ton rendered to the physicians of st. Paul
by Dr.. and Mrs. Stone, in honor of Prof.
Geo. Il. Pohe, OF Baltimore, who is pro-
fessor of hygiene, in the college of ply
sicians and surgeons of that city, and
who is at present delivering a course of
lectures at tho Minnesota college and in
stitute of medicine. Nearly one hundred
guests we're present and they were enter
tanned in the royal style customary with
the host and hostess.