St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-19
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Prof. D. L. Kiehle delivers the address be-
ore the teachers institute at Crookston this
Nening.
The committee on liceases of the council
net yesterday and passed upon number OF
applications.
The state library received the 10th and
111th reports of the United States supreme
court yesterday.
G. w. ellison, held over to the grand jury
for the larceny of S25 by the municipal court
and committed to the county jail, was let out
on bail yesterday.
The next term of the Minnesota school for
the Deaf, at Faribault, begins September 10.
1t is important that pupils be present on the
first day of the term if possible,
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday by c. P. Coggswell against j. H.
Richardson and others to enforce the pay
ment of judgment for 81, S51.75
Suit was commenced in the u. S. circuit
court yesterday by VIM. A Rust and others
against Pierce J. Kniss and George W.
Kpiss to recover loan of s., 900.
The PAYERS on st. Peter street have laid
Town the cedar blocks from Martin to West
Seventh street, and are pushing the work
with great rapidity towards Third street.
The Right Reverend DR.. Whipple, bishop
Of Minnesota, will preach at the chapel OF
the Ascension, Clinton avenue and Isabel
street, Sixth ward) Saturday evening the
23d inst.
Quite an exciting race took place at Midway
asst evening, when Mr.. SCOTS mare, Lady
Nichols was matched against Mr.. Hubbard's
Lady Cullen, one mileheat Scott won cleyerly
by half head; time 2:32.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by Charles D. Bentley against Den
mis- and John Ryan to enforce payment of
S266.66 alleged to be due for services rem
dered the defendants.
The A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co., leading
manufacturers of plates of reading matter
for use by newspapers, have opened an office
at 81 East Fifth street, st. Paul, for the sale
of their wood base plates.
The bail of Charles Gilsey held to the
grand jury on the charge of robbery, was on
yesterday reduced to 5000 in the district
court and competent sureties being furnished
he was released from durance.
While at work on the mortuary chapel in
course Of construction at Calvary cemetery
yesterday, Mr.. John Don ohue, the well known
contractor, fell from the joists and sustained
painful injuries about the head A couple of
his fingers we're also broken and he had
most narrow escape from death.
Mr. Lodge, who was instrumental in the
arrest of Thorn. j. McAfee on the charge of
oigamy, is quite indignant over statement
in an evening paper, that the proceedings
are for the purpose of Matchmaking the
prisoner. Mr.. Lodge says his sole desire is
to see guilty man properly punished and
he asks the court to administer the law as
the evidence shows to be deserved. He
could not if he would and would not if he
could compromise the matter.
The public schools of st. Paul will open on
Monday, September 1, with the exception
perhaps of the Neill and Rice schools, which
are undergoing repairs. Applicants for ad-
mission to the training school should apply
to Superintendent Wright for cards Of ad-
mission. In connection with the opening
of the schools Superintendent Wright re-
quests that parties residing near the schools
who have boarding accommodations for
teachers please forward their address and
terms to the Office of the superintendent of
schools, at the high school building.
The sheriff of Auckland, New Zealand, Mr.
Edward L. Green, writes to the Sydney, N. S.
W., Bulletin, that he suffered for years with an
injury to his shoulder, so that he could not
use his arm; he tried all remedies without
benefit, and finally used st. Jacobs Oil. In
ten minutes he was relieved, and works with
saw or spade as well as ever