St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-08
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.


Diphtheria is reported at No. 934 Point
Douglas street.
Detective Dan Ahern is able to be about
his duties once more
Auditor O'Brien was yester day engaged in
rearranging his record books.
The work of connecting the police patrol
boxes was completed yesterday
Repairs are being made in the back part of
Register Of Deeds Wiley's office.
James Russell, otherwise known as G. W.
Ross. was yesterday released on bail.
The steamer Pittsburgh of the Diamond
10 line is to have a new set of Machinery at
once.
The board Of education tried to hold
meeting last night but failed to obtain quo
rum.
Secretary H. H. Hart of the state board of
corrections and charities is on professional
visit TO Mobiles county.
The Metropolitan band and orchestra vii !
give their first annual ball at Turner hall
Saturday evening. April IL.
Chief Black of the tre department is slowly
convaIescing, and will probably be on duty
again by the middle of the week.
a teachers institute will open at Waconia,
Carver county, tomorrow, with Miss Sarah
f. Sprague aud J. II. Gates as instructors.
Judge Brill yesterday filed decision in
the case of James W Granger vs. the First
National bank. awarding the plaintiff $4,000.
Elegant front porches are being placed
over the entrances of the Lyle residence
block on the corner of Tenth and Minnesota
streets.
Prof. d. L. Kiehle, superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, is expected to arrive home
from his second visit to New Orleans to-
night.
John Allen, the saloon-keeper accused of
robbng Nels Anderson of 800 yesterday,
found bail, after much chasing, in the sum
of 81, 300
The teihporaty sheds which have graced
the front Of the union station were yesterday
torn away and the work of finishing up is
about completed.
State Auditor W. w Braden was engaged
yesterday in sending out warrants to the seve-
raj counties for their March apportionment
of the school funds.
Aud persons wishing to join the Bicycle
club for the coming season win meet at the
Exposition roller rink Monday evening from
TO 1880 p. IN.
The managers of the Woman's Christian
home is under continued obligations TO the
citizens in general for the generous supplies
sent for the suppers given at the capitol.
John Hayes coveted good Sunday dinner
and to supply the want faxed roll of butter
and big turkey. For this foul proceeding
j. II. last night languished in the coop
Brownies patent fire escape was explained
as to its workings by a gentleman visiting
central fire hall yesterday afternoon, but no
practical test was allowed on the premises.
Articles Of incorporation OF the First Nor
wegiau Danish Baptist church Of st. Paul
were filed with the secretary Of state yester-
day by fifteen incorporates resident in the
city.
A movement is on foot to organize a new
building society to be incorporated the ensu-
ing week The society will be called the
Germanla and 1t will start with capital OF
$500. 900.
Detective John W. Hankinson of Mime
apols drew 5000 from the state treasury yes
terday as a bounty in an old horse thief
catching case which the late legislature APP
propriRted him.
The West Side Ideals will give an enter
tainmeut aud hop next Thursday night at
the Ledertafel hall, West St. Paul A splen-
did program has been prepared and the fair
no doubt will be entertaining.
John Lawrence was arrested this morning
by Officer Ives. He is one of the lads who
robbed divers office several weeks ago and
is the ringleader Johnnie viii probably go
to the place provided for such precocious
youths.
\ meeting of the aldermen OF the Fifth
aud Sixth wards will be held in the council |
chamber next Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of discussing plans for the redistricting !
OF the wards. All persons interested are
invited to attend
Adam Fetsch has purchased the building /
whore LYONS has had his clothing store
on Third street and will take possession of |
the same on the lst day of Nav. Heis COM |
PEELED to vscate his present place in the Hale |
block, as Mr.. Hale is about to pull down and |
build anew.
Matt. Clark, the saltwater lumberman. has
concluded negotiations for the building OF q /
new steamer to run from that place as 4 |
rsfter. The new boat win be 100 feet long, |
- feet beam, feet depth Of hold. aud have |
compound GpEtnes, l. and 20 inche diam /
eter, with q feet stroke.
The clerical force at the department Of
education az the state house was engaged YES
terday in sending out the questions to be !
propounded to the teachers of the state at the |
spring examinations. Tue list is of the |
poser order aud viii cause the masculine 1
teachers in the state to scratch their cauuts /
behind the ear aud the feminine to let down /
their best back hair to give their brains full l
play.
Mayor o'Bretn, President Delaun Of the 1
board Of IRE commissioners aud AID. r A. /
Saith aud johnson met in the MAYORS Office
Yesterday afternoon aud nominated Mr.. WIZ
ism Delaney IS ire..SSoien,as provided fer bv
the amendment 10 the charter. The matter
will come before the council for eou6rma-
iiou. Mr.. Delaney wss assistant fire mar.
shall under ex-Caief Strong and is consid-
cred very capable man.
The ATTENDANCE al the Exposition roller
rink the pas. e aas been unusually large
81 the best D., - in The city. This excellent
place OF amusement Is obtaining more and
more pstrozsgc every week. aud under TIE
skiilsul management Of Mr.. Carter sufficient