St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-11
THE CITY.
GL0BULES.

yesterday on suspicion of stealing pair of
shoes.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle will lecture before the
teachers institute at Waconia this even
ing.
The sixth annual ball of the Cigarmakers'
union will take place at Turner hall Monday
evening, April 6.
Es B. Birges new fire alarm indicator is
now connected with every circuit, and was
satisfactorily tested yesterday.
An athletic club of ten has been formed
on Dayton's bluff, at Blasing's hall, with
Prof. j. F Coggswcll as teacher.
Judge Brill was yesterday hearing the case
Of Bell Is. The city, for property taken in
opening highway in West St. Paul.
1t is said that the Park avenue grading
system will make Wabasha street the prin-
cipal business thoroughfare of the city.
Mr. Charles Pottgieser is about to erect
handsome brick block containing stores and
flats at the corner of Aurora avenue and Rice
street
Mayor O'Brien on yesterday nominated
Mr.. H. j. Peters Of the Sixth ward to succeed
himself as a member of the board of public
works.
Garfield Post No. 8, G. A. R., will next
week give an entertainment at It's hall on
Jackson street, notice of which will appear
later.
Jack O'Halloran was sentenced Yesterday
by Judge Wilkn to one year and six
months in states prison for robbery COM
United last fall.
effected an entrance to secondhand store
on East Seventh street and got away with
several pairs OF old pants.
Thoma lawrence, another of the bad
boys who broke into Capt. Olivier's office,
was before Judge Burr yesterday aud COM
mtted to the reform school.
A fine. looking party, giving the name of
Stephens, was arrested yesterday for making
holy show Of his anatomy on the street.
he was loaded with bug juice.
Col. W. II. H. Taylor, state librarian,
while cutting open package of books yes
terday wounded one of his thumbs so Sc
verely that it had to be mended by sur
geon.
Assistant superintendent of Public In
struction W. W. Pendergast will leave for
New Orleans this evening to take charge of
the Minnesota educational exhibit for the
balance Of March.
The state library received yesterday the
slxty-frst volume of American Decisions
and nine volumes of documents embracing
the doings of the Forty-seventh and Forty
eighth congresses.
Mrs. Nellie Cotton was about police head
quarters yesterday evening endeavoring to
withdraw warrant previously sworn out
against neighbours boy who had been max
ing too free with her chickens.
The assessors office was redolent Yesterday
with the odor of good cigars, Mr.. Beaumont
entering upon his fourth reappointment.
Deputy Koch is reappointed also, having
been in the Office since 1875.
Tom Delaney, lad living at 93g Rice
street, while going home last evening was at
tackled by two dogs and bitten IN the wrist.
The vicious cauiues belong to German
named Becker, It is said, and will probably be
shot by the police.
Robert Hoberstump, residing on the corner
of Tenth and Robert streets, reported yester-
day that A. J. Miller, one of his boarders,
had skipped out with some table linen aud
owing him S4S. Miller is a dry goods ped
uler anu ne may be nabbed.
a motion was heard yesterday by Judge
Wilkin for new trial in the case of John
Cayne, charged with outrage. 1t is claimed
new evidence has been found showing that
the prosecution was an attempt to enforce
marriage upon the unwilling John.
Gov. Hubbard cannot decide until several
days further on whether be will attend the
exercises Of the New Orleans exposition on
Minnesota day. The exposition buildings
are located on grounds where be was en-
campcd at one time during the war.
Officer Dufour returned from Trem peleau,
Wis, yesterday, having in custody Eugene
Robinson, the young man who stole large
number of tools from the shop of C.. c.
Myers. The capture was very clever one
and the prisoner will be arraigned to-day.
The GLOBE this morning publishes copy
Of the act passed by the recent legislature
amending the and consolidating the acts au.
thoriziug the city to purchase the franchise
aud property of the st. Paul Water company,
aud creating the board Of water commisII
Biouers.
The National tube works yesterday fled
papers in a suit in the United States circuit
court agaius: the Sank Centre Water com
pany, asking judgment in the sum Of
Sl,S9S.9S for goods sold. Bernhard Liver
man, brewer of Chasks also filed pauers
in suit against ThelChicago, Milwaukee *
ST. Panl Railway company for $40 damages
to beer In watts by the spelling Of the spring
water supply in building an embaukment
too near his place.
Johnnie Lawrence was Yesterday taken 10
Minneapolis by the detectives to answer the
charge of participation in the recent affair Of
the Shade. He was seen yesterday and
seems to he bright intelligent little fellow.
He claims that be was Influenced bv the two
other boys TO 90 into the fAkir business. and
that some Of the female habitues of the
Shade at Minneapolis took some Of the
property from them, agreeing to nav for il
They took the staff bat refused To raw. Sev-
ersl Of the females have been arrested.
Il Is understood that tsav. Hubbard viii
this week mske The appointments authorized
BY tie Legislature, the offices being judges for
The Seventh. Eleventh. aud Thirteen, n iudieisi
districts, butter commissioner, three rnul-
missioners 70 locate Il state park At Minuehahs
Falls. i've CON missioaevs 10 locate a third
hospital for the insane, two railroad commits
sioaers, three commissioners OF the Miare-
sosz and Wisconsin BOUNDARY Iires aud Eve
commissioners TO locate = state public school
The dentists ol Minneapolis and S. Paul
are 20 hold Joint meeting al The parlor< %