St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-07
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

delinquent yesterday.
The workhouse commission met yesterday
and transacted the usual routine OF bust
ness.
Tee Board of County commissioners hold
meeting at 10 a. m. this morning.
The North Star band furnishes music for
the Central Blaine and Logan club at Pfeifer
hall on Thursday evening.
Gov. Hubbard was in attendance upon
meeting of the state prison inspectors at
Saltwater yesterday.
Frank Hohen, young idea, was arrested
yesterday on warrant which charges him
with making riot and improper dive rslon.
The West Side gymnasium give prize 10
the member securing the most fellow mem
beers to that organization in given time to-
night
Tommie Larimer, two year and hall
old, whose parents reside at No. 5O, Eas
Seventh street, was reported at city hall yes
terday afternoon, as missing.
State Auditor w. W. Braden left the city
last evening to attend in succession land
sales in Yellow Medicine, Chippewa, Big
Stone and Traverse counties.
John Finnegan, of Minneapolis, was In
the city yesterday, looking for the thief who
broke into his room during Sunday night,
and got away with q gold watch.
Detective Dan O'Connor went up to Min
neapolis yesterday and arrested young
blade named VIM. Gruman on the charge Of
bastardy. He viii have a hearing to-day.
Mat Curley, of Brainerd, was before .. s.
Commissioner Garbage yesterday, on the
charge of selling bug juice to Indians. He
gave bail for his appearance at the june
term of court.
The process is going on slowly at the cap
itol in which the state is spending 81, 500 to
secure two extra seats in the senate cham
Der to the DETACHMENT OF the Wabashaw
front Of that building.
Complaint was made to the police yester-
day that the tool house at the street car ex-
tension on st. Anthony bill, had been bro
ken open Sunday night and robbed of q
number of implements.
a quiet wedding took place in the parlOrs
of the Merchants hotel at noon yesterday,
being the marriage of Mr.. c. IL. Stanton, of
Crookston, and Miss May Ruggleberg, Of
New Haven, Conn. No cards.
The committee on ways and means of the
city council met yesterday afternoon and
approved number of bonds submitted by
the several banks of st. Paul in which the
funds OF the city are on deposit.
There will be meeting OF the State Ba
association at the hall of the house of repre-
sentatives at 4 O'Clock, to take action on
the report of the committee on juris-
prudence and law reform.
President w. w. Paine, of Carleton col
lege, was in consultation with Superintend-
ent of Public instruction d. L. Kiehle yes
terday afternoon in regard to the educational
exhibit to be made by that college at the New
Orleans exposition.
The patrol wagon was called to the Third
street railroad crossing yesterday evening to
take into custody crank who was running
at large. He said that he resided in Halifax
and before reaching the county jail he tried
to whip the officers, who were compelled to
tie him down.
An alarm was sent In on box 81 at 6:29
last evening, caused by the explosion of a
kerosene lamp in water closet in the base
ment of Stees Bros. three story brick block,
16l East Seventh street, occupied by Frank
Kranze for saloon. The damage done
was very trifing.
Jennie Green had lover and she was
sweet on him to the extent of loaning him
her watch and chain aud diamond ring to go
to a dance with. The miscreant skipped out
With the Doodle and Jennie has now neither
lover or any jewelry. Silly damsels and
some who are not damsels should take warn
ing.
Ed Hammond, messenger at the state cap
itol library, rescued a drunken man from be-
ing run down by street car Sunday after
noon at O'clock In front of Robinson's
block on Fort street. He was dressed very
respectfully and had fallen on the track
where the road was on down grade, and al
the time the driver had his attention taken
up in making change for tickets. He was
taken home by the good samaritan who res
cued him from being minced up by the car
wheels.