St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-17
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.


The Great Western band have an excur-
zion to Taylors Falls and the Dalls OF the st.
Croix to-day.
The city treasurer disbursed $4,000 yes
terdgyin payment of contractors, and S., 900
board of education bills.
Adjutant General MacCarthy goes to
Duluth tomorrow to muster the Duluth
guards into the state service.
Ramsey county Jail is getting pretty well
filed now containing forty-three prisoners,
of whom thirty nine are males and four
females.
There was an attendance OF fotry-s1x
teachers at the teachers institute at Rush
City last week. Institutes open at Crookston
and Elk River tomorrow.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest OF man named Chas. Brown, who Is
charged with the larceny of buggy, valued
at $3.50, from Thomas Merrett.
Chief of Police Daniels and Detective
yesterday en- route for Wisconsin, where
they will take into custody a man who is
wanted for the crime of larceny.
The welcome rain came just in time for
suffering vegetation yesterday, reports OF
consider able damage by the drouth in the
country adjacent to st. Paul having been
quite riff for the past week.
Oscar NJ. Underwood, on the presentation
of certificates from the court of appeals of
Virginia, and on motion of Brsbin & Far.
well, was admitted by the district court on
the 9th inst, to practice in the courts OF
Minnesota
Edward Brown, having initiated row
late last night in saloon, corner of Rice and
Morton streets, was kicked out of the same,
which falling to subdue his pugilistic temper
ament, he was arrested, and officer Zirkei-
bach and consigned to the cooler.
Lima Erickson and Kate Reinrer two
domestics working in the same family have
had their friendship broken, the latter having
sworn out warrant against the fomer for
stealing SIS, causing her arrest and incar-
ceration in the city lookup yesterday after
noon. Lima is but % years of age.
Nick Miller and Rosa Cressy were ar
rested for disorderly conduct in a house OF
unwholesome notoriety, corner of Third
and Exchange streets late last night, and on
being taken to the city hall gave bail for APP
pearance before Judge Bass on Monday
morning, in the sum of S25 each.
The matter of the assignment of Mayo &
Clark, the Fourth street heavy hardware
firm, was heard yesterday in the special term
of the district court, Judge Brill presiding,
who ordered that the receiver accept the bid
of Farwell, Oman 81 jackson, the Third
street hardware irm, of $44, 500 cash for the
stock Of goods OF said Mayo 81 Clark.
Postmaster DR.. Day received telegram
yesterday from the postoffice officials of An
Okla, to the effect that the entire outfit of the
Office in that city had been destroyed by the
distrous fire of Friday night, and asking if a
nest of boxes could be forwarded from this
city. Unfortunately the facilities in the St,
Paul Office are so cramped that the boxes
could not be spared.
Those who have wasted their time in the
vain endeavor of learning to speak French
and understand it when addressed, can
scarcely realize with what case and rapidity
1t can be acquired by Prof. Etienne Lambert's
rational method. All such are invited to in
vestigate his method as calculated in his free
lecture Wednesday, August 20, at 10 a. III.
sharp, at the parlors of the Y. NJ. G. A.
No caterer to the gen tlemen of the north
west has ever attained to higher reputation
than has Mr.. John G. Graus, whose place on
lower Third street is so elegant and popular.
This gentleman has just secured an equally
fine place in Minneapolis, No. pa Nicollet
avenue, known as "The White Elephant"
and this he will stock with the choicest goods
and conduct in his best manner. This will
be good news to travellers, as they will find
their faYorite in both cities.