Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-25
P, F. LYONS,
rargeAnt i3lgref Corp
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

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the adjutant gene RAILS Office yesterday.
The Wabashaw street granite curbing
has crept as far down as Fourth street.
The supreme court calendar for the
October term will close on Saturday noon.
The court opens its session next Tuesday.
Officer Cummings, of the police force,
on yesterday handed IN his resignation.
1t vas accepted and no reason is as
signed.
Rt. Rev. Dr.. Bremen, bishop of Montana,
preached an interesting sermon at Christ
church Sunday night on the worl; of his
diocese.
1t was the bar of the Metropolitan that
was robbed at an early hour Sunday morn
ing, and not the Merchants, as incorrectly
printed.
An electric wire caused small fire yes
terday at No. 90 East Seventh street, in a
saloon owned by j. G. johnson. The dam
age was very slight.
Last night team attached to buggy
and belonging to P. J. Gleason, was stolen
from in front of a store on Third street
near Seven Corners.
The Gardner company have fine band,
to which their large audience of citizens
in front of the Opera house last evening
gave many compliments.
A fellow who gave his name as Joseph
Sharpling was arrested last evening on
charge of stealing an album from a pri-
vate residence on Fifth street.
bn OF o10 al
this morning ct the district court room.
The drawn who fail to put in an appear
ance promptly will be fined S..
A large box thrown from the roof of the
state house yesterday afternoon missed by
hair of conveying one of the clerks in
that institution to coroner's inquest ex-
animation.
The Red Caps, of this city, and the
Minnesota Chiefs, of Saltwater, will play
gone in the championship series at the
Red Cap grounds in West st. Paul at 3
o'clock, sharp.
The Red Caps defeated the Brown Stock
ing, of Minpea polls, yesterday at the lat
ter city IN game of five innings by
score of 2 TO o. The game was one of the
Cndm DlOnSn1p Serl6S.
David Gouman has filed suit in the
district court against Geo. Benz & Co. for
converting a barroom counter and other
fixtures to their use, which the plaintiff
claims as his property.
F-of. D. L. Kiehle has received an invi-
tation to deliver the address at the laying
of the corner stone of the territorial uni
versity of Dakota, at Grand Forks, next
Tuesday and has accepted the same.
It seems TO be the thing just now to
ascend skyward and look over the city
from the dome Of the state capitol. Those
who have climbed and descended the stairs
are enthusiastic over the beautiful piano.
rama their eyes have rested upon.
Ferdinand Pillerin and Chas Prouhe
were brough. to St. Paul yesterday from,
Duluth, where they were arrested on the
charge of conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent in procuring the titles to timber
land. They went before Commissioner
Cardozo, and were committed to await
examination.
Gen. @. R. Decker, advertised as the
smallest man in the world by the Gardner
troupe, made himself quite at home on
the public streets yesterday and attracted
great attention. The comparison between
him and a six-footer companion made a
striking contrast.
Bill Thompson had high time with
figures yesterday and wore two Faber's
down to the stump to try to prove the man
a liar who asserted that st. Paul people
were reading in their GLOBE kilograms at
their breakfast tables every morning what
had happened in London an ''hour before
the incidents took place"
The sale of seats for the Nat Goodwin
engagement, which opens tomorrow
night, will commence at the box Office of
the Opera house at o'clock this morning.
The play is Hobbies" and Nat Goodwin
is one of the brightest specially actors this
country has ever produced. He gives a
good entertainment, and it should draw
large houses
The fire commissioners tried to hold a
regular meeting last evening but not
enough of them could be gotten together
to form quorum. Those present, there
fore, adjourned till o'clock this after
noon. The meeting was regular one,
and was of considerable Importance, as all
The bills are to be passed upon. 1t is very
desirable, therefore, that sufficient num-
Der of the members should be present to-
day to order them paid.
The alarm of fire about IL o'clock yes
terday forenoon was caused by the burning
of one story frame dwelling, situated on
Stewart avenue. a short distance from the
city hospital. The building, which was
Utmost totally destroyed, was damaged to
the extent of 5000, and the loss on the con-
tents was about $40. The house was
Owned by Anna Wiedman and occupied by
Frank Campbell. The fire originated from
a defective chimney and the loss is fully
insured.
The first rehearsal of the season of the
Choral society, was held last evening at
the hall on the northwest corner of Third
and Wabashaw streets. The attendance
was quite large, except in tenors. Very
few Of these we're present. 1t is under