Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13
CITY GLOBULES,

The teachers Institute continues at
Hutchinson through the week.
Two allowances of 5000 were received
at the adjutant generals Office yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the commit
tee on streets this evening at 1870 o'clock
The committee on ordinances and pub
lie accounts meet this afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Two Migrants, Fred. Dernest and Fred.
Deitmann, were run in last night by O fcer
McMahon.
Jas. Robertson, H. H. Lynch and VIM.
Schuman were locked up last evening for
careless driving.
The usual Friday evening concert at
Grote's Tivoli, by the Great Western
band, will take place tonight.
Sarah Lee, at the instance of her hus
band, was arrested last night by Officer
Eelker, for being drunk and disorderIy.
Bills against the water commissioners
2 Tor the month of June aggregating between
$4,000 and $4,000 will be paid to-day.
knit wool lap robe was picked up on
Third street last night, opposite Miller
Bros. store, and left at city hall, where the
owner can find it.
Six new DRINKS who were caught on the
dy last plight will be called on this morn
ing to contribute to the city treasury, or
go to the workhouse.
The services at st. Paurs church, corner
of Ninth and Olive, will be continued at
The usual hours this summer, as the rector
will remain in the city.
The police of st. Paul received orders
yesterday to carry their clubs in their
hands. This is new idea in st. Paul,
and some Of the members of the force do
not like 1t at all.
The employees of the carpet house of
John Matheis have challenged the force
OF the retail carpet house of Auerbach,
finch, Van Slyck & Co. for game of base
ball, to be played Saturday afternoon.
The will of the late Louis E. Hauser was
filed for probate yesterday. In the will de-
ceased bequeaths all his property, real and
personal, including an insurance policy on
his life for $4,000, to his wife, and makes
her the sole executrix of the estate.
The GLOBE was in error in stating that
She annual excursion of the conductors
and engineers OF the Manitoba road to
Lake :Minnetonka, would take place yes
terday. We were a week ahead of time.
the cate OF the excursion being Thursday.
the 18th.
The st. Paul Crusaders have elected
officers as follows President, Thomas D.
O'Bren; vice-president, c. Cunningham:
secretary, Joseph P. Casserly; treasurer.
James G. Johnson. Executive committee:
). c. Hanley, J. B. Hanlan, Il. O. Moore, T.
Mccarthy and J. I. Carrier.
A small boy, thirteen years old, named
August Smith, was brought to the city hall
about 10 o'clock last night by W. j. Rams
den, farmer living IL Anoka county. who
reported that the boy had stolen So. %
from him. The boys parents live in st.
Pau. on Martin street, and his step-father
IS & plasterer, named Goalpe. Young
Smith had been at work for Ramsden. and
appears to be a hardened little fellow.
though bright anu Intelligent.
Deputy Sheriff Clewett returned from
Martin county yesterday, having j. Rippop
IN custody, arrested upon a warrant issued
by Judge Brill, Of the district court. In
May last, suit was commenced against
Rippou in the district court, for the
county, by Lindeke, Warner & Co.. and in
default Of appearance judgment was rem
dored against him for $651.95. June Is
return was made of satisfaction of execn-
zion, but Rippon failed to appear as cited,
and on the 10th inst. Judge Brill granted
The warrant for his arrest, which was made
by Deputy Sheriff CIewett, as above stated
Upon arriving here Rippon was arraipned
before Judge Brill, and gave bonds in $500
for his appearance to answer at $50 this
morning.