St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-25
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Prof, D. L. Kiehle, will officially visit the
high school at st. Cloud to-day.
J.H. Kimban has leased and opened the
Inter-Ocean hotel on East Fifth street.
Theodore Sander, assistant state treasurer,
will arrive home from his visit east to-day
The March pay roll of the fire department
amounting to 6,4S2.97, was approved by
the fire commissioners last evening.
Michael Harris, made insane by Epileptic
fits, was sent to St. Peter, by order of Judge
McGroty of the probate court yesterday.
Gen. Jas H. Baker, will leave New
Orleans for ST. Paul, to-day. The report OF
his illness in the former city proves to be
without foundation.
Edward Delaney, brother Of Martin De-
laney, was yesterday appointed to the police
force He fills the vacancy caused by the
death Of Officer Casey.
Two back pensions of 1912 and 81, 404 for
veterans in Glencoe, and one Of 81, 921 for a
Minneapolis pensioner were received at the
adiutant generals Office yesterday.
Adiutant General MacCarthy has gone to
Cincinnati to attend a convention of the
National Guard association, to be held on
Wednesday and Thursday of the present
week.
Judge Simons yesterday handed down
decision in the case of Anna Stagner VS.
William Stagner, granting a decree OF
divorce, on the ground of desertion and
abandonment.
Gov. Hubbard received from Washington
yesterday, the certificate of S3,8S2 acres of
swamp and overSowed lands in the Duluth
district awarded the state under act OF con-
gress approved September %, 1850.
Teachers institutes convened yesterday at
Willmar for Kandiyoln county, and at Jack
son, for Jackson county. Next Monday
Fillmore county has an institute open at
Donesboro, Hennepin at Excelsior, Stevens
at Morris and Faribault at Blue Earth City.
Postmaster Day on yesterday received
from his brother DR.. j. H. Day, Of Walla
Walla, handsomely bound .and illustrated
book containing historical sketches OF Walla
Walla, Whitman and Columbia counties,
Washington Territory.
Mr.. John Mark, the cigar dealer of Waba-
shaw street, who recently returned from the
east, saws that the festive Bosworth went down
to Chicago on the same train as himself,
three weeks ago last Saturday night. Mr.
Mark says that the "baby" was not with
him.
In consequence of some necessary changes
that are now being made in the electric con-
nections as well as in the standard clock
here; the. dropping of the ''6me ball'' for
st. Paul at II noon daily, has been stopped
for few days only. P. F. Lyons, Observer
in Charge.
While bringing load of hay to the city
Saturday night from Mounds View, the
wagon of Peter Langden upset and he left
the hay on the road and went home. Re-
turning the next morning he found some
miscreant had set fire to the hay and that it
had all burned up.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Walsh ar
rested two young and depraved girls, who
were consorting with colored soldiers in
Martins saloon on east Fifth street They
were sentenced by Judge Burr to thirty days
each. The names given were Annie Fitz-
gerald and Fanny Hughes.
A consultation was held yesterday after
noon between the committee on ways and
means, of the council, the city treasurer,
and the comptroller, concerning the most
feasible means of disposing of $500, 900
water bonds recently authorized by the coun-
Gil. The question discussed was whether the
bonds should be advertised or sold at private
sale, and the report will be made pu bile here
after.
The st, Andrews society, of st. Paul, in
tend holding social in their hall, All Jack
son street, tonight, at which large number
of their friends will no doubt show them
selves. The one they had last month was a
grand success, and this one will, without
doubt, be still BETTER as the entertainment is
to be still more varied in character. Music
for dancing will be on hand so that all may
enjoy themselves If you wish to attend see
one of the committee at once. The ladies of
the society are making this the best and most
enjoyable Of any gathering of the clans that
has been had in st. Paul.