Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-09
CITY GLOBULES.

Tuesday.
Teachers institutes Will commence ses-
sions in Redwood Falls and Duluth to-
morrow.
Prof. D. l.. Lichle viii be present at the
dedication Of the new high school building
IT Owatonna tomorrow.
The sum Of $4,000 was disbursed by
Inc city treasurer yesterday in payment for
work done under city contracts.
The Rev. VI. ". SatterIee will lecture on
The temperance issue in the old court
house on Friday evening, II inst.
The plat commission met yesterday and
approved the map of Martins re-ar1anGs-
ment of block 13, Brown & Jackson's ad-
dition to West ST. Paul.
Tine patent wood carpet,now SO popular,
is being laid In the porches of Plymouth
church, replacing the former mating which
was in vogue. It is a most decided I'M
Provement.
The Tenth National convention of Cor
rections and Charities convenes at Louis
Vile, Ky, Sept. 1929. A full delegation
represent this state.
The Office Of Chief Black of the fire de-
partznent, Is adorned with handsome new
table. II contains several drawers on
which the names of the several fire COM
missioners are engraved.
A Ieeherous wretch giving the name of
Larkey, was run in by Officer Bremen last
night, for making disgracefrl exhibition
of himself in the presence Of children, on
the corner of Fourth and Washington
streets;
The Lafayette avenue line of cars will
ran ap and down Eighth street to-day and
not on Seventh on account of the water
company placing pipes i'll the intersection
Of Seventh and Broadway, blocking that
street for to day.
Mrs. DR.. Dana wasi rendered q cordial
reception last Thursday evening at the
chapel on the occasion of her return home
after three months absence. Socially
and unsteady the evening proved one of
enjoyment to the large number present.
A series OF three lectures is to be given
By DR.. Dana on Sabbath evenings, com
mencing tonight. The subjects are What
VIII you be. What will you do, When will
you do it. The first will be d;scoursed
upon tonight. Young people being pri-
marily addressed.
Newsboys, bootblaolcs, clerks, girls, IN
der age, all who want to avoid paying
rent, all who want to save money and get
good interest on it are invited to read the
announcement of the st. Paul Building as-
ISOLATION No. under the financial head
in our want column.
The breezy weather of yesterday had
the effect to ineugurate bull movement
in the overcoat market. Thomas Jones
tried to corner benjamin belon ging to
Pat Kavanagh, but the police got onto
the snap and busted the combination. He
was wsltzed to the cooler by Officer
Boerner.
About week age the police found q
sick and destitute man on the levee, and
he was removed to the city hospital, where
is became apparent that he was suffering
from typhoid fever. Last night he
died, and, aside from his name, which was
given as James Mendy, nothing is known
VI Lbs hAo0S1g'
4. R. McGill, state insurance commits
sioner, received yesterday the bound copies
of his report for 1882, the manuscript for
which he placed in the hands of the state
printers ct Minneapolis the 18th of last
April. Another case of the lightning
rapidity with which business is done in the
up-river city.
Donavin Tennesseans, who will appear
at Market hall Tuesday night, IL inst, al
ways delight their audience. They crowd
ed the hall when here three months ago
and nearly every piece on the programme
was encoTed. They are the best troupe of
colored singers in the world, and give IN
bounded satisfaction where ever they 90.
Those who hear them Tuesday night will
enjoy the musical treat of the season.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday in the case CT Francis HanneI
against Olive Brian ct al, in which iudc-
ment is given for plaintiff in the sum of
sos with interest, together with the right
of a specific lien upon the real estate IN
question, which is to be sold and applied
to the payment of plaintiff and defendant
ordered in the sum of 500, and he is also
to have lien on the property.
The Evening Dispatch of Sept. s, saws:
The elegant "turnout" in which President
Arthur, President Willard. Generals Grant
and Sheridan rode on Monday, sscame
from the we'll known stable of b. G. Sem
ple." This is not true. The sselegant
carriage drawn by four white horses" came,
in fact, from the stable of W. D. Wright on
Ninth street. This carriage was furnished
for the use Of the distinguished guests of
st. Paul by Mr.. /. N. Snow, the real estate
man, at his own private expense, and, in
asmueh as there was great difficulty in
finding any one who could properly man
age the four spirited horses, Mr.. Snow
kindly volunteered to drive them himself.
Mr. Snow deserves the thanks of all the
citizens of st. Paul for his efforts in max
ing the reception of the guests success
4 man was brought down on the train
from Brainerd yesterday afternoon with