St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Two mad dogs were let loose on the streets
yesterday.
Associate Judge Hall presided at the police
court yesterday.
Geo. E. Wallick, fancy groceries, assigned to
VIM. G. Strickland yesterday.
Complaint is made of the insufficient il!umina-
ton of the platforms of the union depot at night.
IT. j, Gray is the new president of the ST.
Cloud Normal school, vice Jerome Allen re-
signed.
Thomas Grace filed bonds of administration OF
the estate of his brother, John Grace, IN the
probate court yesterday.
There was great inquiry for the report OF the
state capitol investigating committee yesterday
Its silence seems to be ominous.
Shall we have to wait for legislative joint IN
vestigating committee to get at the true inward
ness of that ''natural settings! us
Vim. Friend was arrested on warrant yesler-
dav charging him with fast driving on Dayton
bluff. The hearing will take place to-day.
Vests hotel in Minneapolis burlington aacni-
keet) is said to have gone on "Duige before
the state capitol bowed out in the ABDOMEN as It
were.
Fire proofng in small particles fell from the
ceiling of the state library yesterday ana Dull
fngton was not there to administer lansu"9e
anodynes to the lawyers :,
The alarm of fire from box No. IS at 8 ~ o CLOCK
Yesterday morning was caused by the burning
out of chimney at No. 1lO sumner stfee''
There was no damage to speak Oh.
Mr.. George Walters and Miss FANNIE oehs
were married last night at the lady's home neal
the Seven Corners. The joint serenaders turned
out in full force and gave them an ovation,
III II yirlyl bpfOre
county teachers institute In session at Whle
Rear last evening, and Prof. j. II Downey Will
deliver the lecture this evening on the suD1ecL Oh
''Fxed Stars
permit was issued to Lauer Bros, contract
prs, yesterday for the excavation of the lot cor
ner of Fourth and Cedar, to be occupied by tht
new club house, and the ground was broken yes
terday afternoon,
During yesterday men with teams, engaged on
street work on the West Side, made demand
for an advance of wages to $3.50 day, the In
crease asked being fifty cents. The demanu ho
being acceded to, they quit work.
The annual meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union will be at the parlor oil the
YM. c. i. at o'clock this afternoon. AS the
election Of officers will take place, every mempel
is earnestly requested to be present.
The Minnesota, st. Croix s. Wisconsin Rail
road company has notified the city attorney ina
it does not deem it expedient to become party
to the action with reference to bridging lhrC
street. This leaves but three parties interested
in the litigation.
A lad named Fred Schroeder. employed as
district messenger boy, was arrested yesterday
for kicking match peddlar named Skie Levi
A witness to the affair states that Skie anc
another boy pursued Schroeder anu luuI ut
whipped them in self defense.
Active work has been commenced on the new
railroad to enter St. Paul on the west bank of the
river, and each day long line Of supply wagons
may be seen vending their way across the bridge
while supply stations and shanties are sprngng
up all along the line of the route.
Considerable of d racket was made on Eas
Seventh near Olive street yesterday morning by
the antics of a mad dog which turned itself loose
on that thoroughfare The cry Of ''mad dog Wa'
started. and in five minutes the canine wa
pursued by policeman and large multitude o.
small boys, men, women and children. The AMI
NAL sought refuge in hallway where 1t was sho
TO death.
Albert NJ Lawton, ct al, creditors, petitioned
the district court yesterday to adjudge Roper
Hopkins, dealer in hardware, stoves, ETC., OF
Dakota avenue, insolvent. Hopkins had Dor
rowed money Of the petitioners and afterwards
had delivered up his stock of goods 10 Strong
Hackett 81 Co., as preferred creditors in the sun
os $4,000, who had removed the same and wer'
threatening to sell 1t.
About six o'clock yesterday evening, whll
driving down West Seventh street, DR.. Snyder
rig was run into by horse and buggy driven D.
drunken man, who was so beastly intoxicated
that he could not manage his horse. The doc
tor was thrown out and had u very marrow escap
from serious injury while his buggy was Dadl.
damaged. 1t is understood that the man was pu
under arrest and afterwards released. Persons
OF this kind should be summary dealt with
On exhibition at Lasher's sample room oil
Wabashaw street is a handsome and symbol
gold medal to be awarded to the most popula
member OF the base ball club at the close OF tn
season. The medal is magnificent affair tn
ground work of the dial being Of gold and SUI
rounded with wreath OF fligree work. In tn
center OF the dial is miniature base ball o
silver. The design was gotten up by Mr.. Henr
Smith and it Is very unique and beautiful. IL
understood that chances will be sold at mod
crate sum.
The executive committee OF the State Teach
er's association held meeting ut the stat
superintendent Office yesterday. After u gen
era discussion by the committee and stat
superintendent, n programme was selected in
Guiding topics which will insure the interest o
every teacher In the state. The committee thin
the outlook most promising for grand educa
tional rally during the Christmas holidays. Tn
meeting IL to be held in ST. Paul. Il. j. Gray
the newly elected president OF the 81. Cloud noI
nal school, is president of the association.