Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-28
CITY GLOBULES.


Last night Officer Marion rln in two
young bloods for racing at Bridge Square.
They gave fictitious names.
Geo. W. Ristine, who has been general
manager of the Texas & st, Louis railroad
since last January has resigned.
The city officials are preparing to prose
cute all those who have neglected to COM
ply with the fire escape and stand pipe
ordinance.
George r. Strentz, the old settler and
veteran explorer of the Lake Superior Ie'
gion in Minnesota, was in ST. Paul yester-
day, on business trip.
Inspector Donnelly, of ths board Of edu-
cation, will issue call to-day for special
opening of the new high school.
An aged man named NeIs Olson was be-
fore Judge McGrorty of the probate court
yesterday on the charge of insanity. The
examination will take place to-day.
The fremen of st. Paul will play g
game of base ball with the fremen of
Minneapolis, at the Red Cap grounds in
the Sixth ward, at 2:3O p. m. to-day.
At Bracelet, Texas, yesterday found
guilty Montgomery who killed Quigley,-a
railroad contractor last summer and fixed
his punishment at SO years in the peni-
Tertiary.
In the College lottery drawing in Louis.
vile yesterday, ticket No. 1888, sold in
st. Paul. drew prize of $1,000. The name
of the purchaser is not given in the tele-
graph report.
The ST. Paul coppers who covered then-
selves with glory at the base ball game last
Wednesday, speak in high terms of the
royal hospitality extended them by their
Minneapolis brethren of the locust.
Johu G. Gault, formerly of the Milwau-
kee & ST. Paul road, late general manager
of the Wabash road, has been selected as
commissioner of the new Pacific railroads
pool formed at Cincinnati this week.
An interesting meeting was held last
night of the Young Mems Guild of Christ
church. Several selections were well rem
dered by Messrs. Buckalew and Dorgan
and by Miss Rand. The entertainment
was varied with recitations and very en-
joyable session was had.
Mr.. Joseph W. Hills, prominent young
susiness man of Des Moines, Iowa, was
married to Miss Jessie Lea, OF that city,
Wednesday, and arrived in St. Paul with
his bride yesterday morning. They are
paying a visit to the family OF Mr.. Oscar
B. Hills, the latter being cousin to the
groom.
Deputy Sheriff Strong was engaged
yesterday in putting in shape the quarters
to be occupied by Judge Simons in the
new addition to the court house. The
chambers will be- used for the trial of
court cases, and they will present an ex-
ceadingly tidy and tasteful appearance.
Mr. VIM. Welch, the faithful and eff
Gent secretary of the board of directors Of
the aims house and hospital resigned his
position yesterday. Mr.. WEIGH has held
the position for eleven years, and he has
discharged the duties in very commend
able manner. The vacancy will be fill ed
by Mr.. James O'Brien.
A quiet but very pleasant wedding took
place yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mr.. August Jobst, it being in honor of
the marriage of his daughter Katie to
Henry Pieper. Only the relatives and a
few intimate friends were invited. The
presents were numerous and costly. The
happy couple will leave for the east to-day,
to be absent for about six weeks.
The grand jury held another busy session
yesterday and they will no doubt report a
large number of indictments to day. About
dozen cases were taken up on Wednes-
day, and yesterday the jury Investigated
the cases of the State against Brown and
Koran, charged with highway robbery, and
the cases of Shea, Moran, Murray, Dougher
and Berg, charged with swindling and lar
ceny.
The teachers institute advertised to be
held at Thompson, Carlton county, on
Monday, the oath inst, failed to material.
ize, owing to the superintendent, z. S.
Hawkins, who was away from h1ne.
Prof. ]. Fl. Gates, Of Anoka, was present,
and SO we're three teachers, only. The pro
fessor did not deem it advisable to hol3
an Institute with such a limited atten.
dance.
The st. Cloud Manufacturing company
have filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state. The business is to
be the manufacture of wagons, carriages.
sleighs, ETC., capital stock $4,000 with a
limit of Indebtedness of $4,000. The in
oorporators are q. G. Waite, J. E. West
d. B. Searle, L. W. Collins, j. F. Steven
son, P. S. Scott, A. F. Whitman, john
Cooper. j. G. Smith, N. P. Clark, G. Bridg.
man and G. 4. Elman.
4 company IS to be formed to construc,
railroad from Helena to Fort Benton. II
is understood that the bulk of the stocs
has been taken by syndicate representing
large railroad corporations. The Helena
independent regards the road as a surety
and says: "This road will be one of the
most picturesque lines of travel on the
continent. Whether it goes by theGate of the
Mountains or through the Prickley Pear
Valley, it will touch the great falls of the
Missouri and tap the business already
existent along those streams and the Dear.
born, Sun river, Teton and other streams
and furnish as, from the inexhaustibIe
supply of coal fuel for cur homes and
mines.