St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-06
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Martin Hupner will be examined for In
sanity at the probate court this morning.
Judge Wilkin adjour ned his decision in
the Lewis Lohle habeas colpus case yester-
day until this noon.
State Railroad Commissioner Baker left
for Chicago on the evening train last night
on official business.
The sum of 5000 was disbursed by the
city treasurer yesterday in payment OF the
street and sewer force.
Capt. 2. S. Bursell Of steamer No. 4, was
married last evening in st. Mary's church at
6 O'Clock to Mrs. Annie TOomey.
Box rs, corner Of Fourteenth and Canada
street was added 10 the fire alarm district tele-
graph oy Supt jenkins yesterday.
MS. r. Howard. the efficient chief clerk OF
the Minnesota house of representatives, called
upon old friends at the capitol yesterday.
The Republicans of st. Paul felt the same
jar in the rear of their pants last night that
the boy did when bounced by billy goat.
The old hook and ladder company boys,
now quite older grown, had business meet
ing at the district court room last evening.
Several of the commissioners appointed TO
attend to the New Orleans exhibits, were in
consultation with Gov. Hubbard yesterday.
Prof. Kiehle, with the several Teachers in
stitute conductors, hold a meeting at the
State capitol on Friday to revise the institute
work for next season.
Last night Paddy Welsh, who for long
time has boarded on the corner of Fourth
and Minnesota street, died suddenly Of heart
disease He was out on Tuesday, as usual
and voted.
The Gospel Temperance union holds its
meetings in the rooms fitted up for them at
149 East Seventh street, between Robert and
Jackson streets. full Tendance OF those
interested in the work is requested.
A still alarm of fire at 1921 yesterday
morning called the department to the two
story frame dwelling house 400 West Seventh
street, owed by Col. Smith and occupied by
II. S. Haas The fire originated in the attic
OF kitchen and the damage to the building
was SO.
Officer John DAILY arrested an inebriated
young man yesterday afternoon on the
charge of stealing lady's cloak. He was
trying to pawn the article, and stated that
he had purchased it in Minneapolis. The
garment WAS pToDaply sbOieu HUH InS A'On'
of store.
The following were added to the state
library yesterday: New York Civil Procedure
Reports volume ), Wood on Frauds, Legisla-
tive Documents Of Pennsylvania, three
volumes from 1888 to 1884; Executive Docu-
ments of Pennsylvania, two volumes from
1888 to 1884: Senate and House Journals of
extra session of 1888.
a. S. Grant, of Oronoco, secretary of the
Southern Minnesota Poultry and Pet Stock
association, has been appointed by the state
board of collection exhibits as superintend-
ent of the Minnesota Poultry and Pet Stocl
show at the worlds exposition at New
Orleans in place of Henry Kalb, resigned
Mr.. Grant has been authorized to work up an
exhibit, and if creditable one can be
secured the board will provide for the trans
portation and expenses, including the care
of the stock at the exposition.
81 speak within bounds, SIR" said the
prisoner in the dock, when addressing the
jury. We speak knowingly when we declare
with enthusiasm the great benefits Of DR.
Bulls famous Cough Syrup.