St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
= THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.


A teachers institute convened at Dodge Centre
yesterday.
There are forty-eight males and four females
in the Ramsey county jail. Apretty full house.
The October term of the supreme court opens
session at the state capitol next week Tuesday
at noon.,
VIM Brown, a very drunk and dsorderly, was
run in by officer Fahey last evening for making
night hideous.
The marriage of Detective Daniel Ahern, ofthe
police force, and Miss Lizzie Kennedy, will be
celebrated to-day.
e The state library viii be reopened to-day, with
newly oiled floors, but with ceiling frescoed
with numerous cracks.
An aged woman with the snow of sixty winters
in her hair was arrested on Wabashaw street
yesterday very drunk.
The license committee of the council held
meeting last evening for the transaction OF
some minor business.
The Republican rally at Turner hall tonight
will be addressed by Mr.. Gilfllan, Mr.. Wash
burn and Mark II. Dunnell.
A mass meeting of ell persons in the state OPP
posed to convict labor is announced to assemble
In St. Paul, Saturday, Oct II.
i Mr. Geo. W. Hardacre, of the postofice de-
,partment, and wife, returned yesterday from
several weeks absence in the east.
= The Hon. John B. Brisbin has removed his law
Eof1ce TO new and spacious quarters in the new
Drake block, on lower Third street..
Another requisition was granted by the COVER
nor yesterday for the arrest of culprits in hiding
in Minnesota from some other state.
Geo. w. Lamson the well known insurance
man, is being prominently mentioned as one of
the Republican candidates for the legislature.
Eugene Darby, sheriff of Marshall county,
lodged Ozilda Beaudry, sentenced for life for
murder, in the penitentiary at Saltwater yester-
day.
Barnard Caulfeld was partially examined for
insanity at the probate court yesterday after
noon, and the examination will be concluded at
noon to-day.
fight took place in the Sixth ward late Sun
day night, in the course of which Pat Shanahan
hit james Mcnamara in the head with rock,
lnhicting scalp wound.
Gov. Hubbard received an official document
yesterday from Gov. Grover Cleveland. of New
York, recommending Geo. Bidgood, OF Sc Wall
street New York city, for resident commissioner
of deeds for Minnesota in that metropolis.
The Joseph Jefferson company, now playing at
the Grand, bring with them their own private
coach. 1t is drawing, dining, hotel and sleep
ing car all in one, being the most perfect and
convenient travelling coach ever constructed.
County Attorney Egan returned from Clinton.
Iowa, yesterday, and in speaking of the status OF
politics he says Clinton county, which formerly
gave 1000 Republican majority, would roll up a
solid Democratic majority at the next election Of
1,600.
The auction sale of S35,5OO worth of goods
opened yesterday at 422 Wabashaw street to one
of the largest crowds of buyers ever brought to-
gether in st. Paul. The goods were sold at
ruinously low prices, and the bids came in thick
and fast.
The show windows of Fire Commissioner E.
II. Schliek's store, Fourth and Wabashaw streets,
is adorned by two large and life like portraits of
his father and mother, both deceased. The
work was splendidly executed by Mr.. A. Z.
Hooker, the artist.
Secretary OF State Fred Won Baumbach, who
was SO severely bitten in the leg by unruly dog,
at his home in Alexandria few days ago as to
conhne him to the house, writes that he has so
far recovered as to be able to be ont, and that he
will be at the state house tomorrow.
Bernard Caulfeld, crank, came into Chief
Clark's office yesterday and asked permission to
look at the rogue's gallery, saying that he
wanted to look at the men who had gone to his
house last Sunday for the purpose of numbering
him. The chief got onto his racket and he was
placed in a cell.
John Niewald, bell boy at the Metropolitan
hotel, was arrested by Officer Finn, yesterday,
on the charge Of stealing silver watch from
another bell boy. He soaked the jigger for
$3.50, and when he was arrested he wept. He
is good looking, intelligent boy, but his sor-
row came too late, and he went over for sixty
days.
span OF strong bitted work horses ran away
from their driver on Wabashaw street, at five
O'Clock yesterday morning. dragging him for
quite distance on the street pavement and cut
i ting his face and hands quite severely. They f.
nally ran up on the new stone walk in front OF
Winters store on the corner of Eighth street,
where they were stopped by policeman, aided
by several citizens, without doing further dam
age.
CoRYDoN, INDIANA. Mr.. Levi Hottie,