Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Register.
WA. Newton has left for the east.
To-day is the only day for registration.

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Ex-City Engineer Corson was in the city
yesterday.
Your only time to register is from 8 A. NJ.
to9P. n. to-day.
Aid. Corser emphatically declines to DO
candidate for mayor.
The Choral society's rehearsal was well
attended last evening.
A three year old lost child awaits iaentif-
cation at the lookup.
DR.. Knickerbacker will preach at Anoka
Thursday evening next
The poor farm insurance adjusters arrived
in the city last evening.
Ladies can vote without having to submit
to the law Of registration.
The will of the late Kate s. Burwell was
yesterday admitted to probate.
Two more soldiers without passes from
Fort Smelling, arrested yesterday. ~
The work of excavating for Miss Grabilfs
new building commenced yesterday.
President Washburn of the Minneapolis
& st. Louis road is again in Chicago.
8. G. Daniels also declines the nomina-
ton for alderman Of the Third ward.
A. Frederick, grand chancellor of the
State, <. Of p, was in the city yesterday.
Minneapolis hopes that st. Paul will carry
her bridge vote by large majority to-day.
The Summer Garden Theatre proprietor
has gone to Chicago to engage new artists.
s. O. Gale doesn't care anything about a
reelection to the school board. He says so.
An effort is being made to induce Mile.
lima de Murska to give concert in this
city.
Geo. A. Bracket returned from an East.
ern trip of months duration yesterday
afternoon.
The city hall storm doors have been taken
down, and the iron foundry will soon act
again as weights.
A small delegation Of Minneapohtant
went down to st. Paul last evening to attend
the De Murska concert.
j. B. GilAllan, Winthrop Young and DR.
Simpson are candidates mentioned for tn.
school board from the East Division.
There is now but little, if any, doubt tina
the Democratic convention will endorse tn,
nomination of Mr.. w. Glenn for mayor.
The Republicans seem to be at sea for
candidate for mayor. Some "dark horse, i
expected to loom up at the last moment.
Remember that both Of yodf votes, 70
city officers and for board Of education
must be cast at the same time, and il
separate boxes.
Sheriff Thompson took an insane Ger
man girl to the st. Peter hospital yeste1
I day, and while there will probably look il
upon the investigators.
The F. d. Society are making UNUSUAL
extensive preparations for their last mas
quersde ball, which is to be given on til
evening of the 2eth inst.
i Navigation above the falls was resume
yesterday, the steamer Monticello leayin,
the levee at the upper bridge for st. Clou,
and intermediate points.
Beecher should bring his cave of gloom t
Minneapolis. He could rent it at hig
J prices next week. This week his ssragge
edge" would be more in demand.
Jack Haverley and his troupe of minstrel,
. will not visit Minneapolis April: LIST, as W.
anticipated. He will go to San Francise
} first, snd give this section call later in Il
) season.
Horace Howard and Paul Blanchard we,
the only criminals before the municip
court yesterday. They plead guilty to
mild case of drunk and were reprimande
q and discharged. sss#.s
= Mr.. Benjamin F. Nelson, the prohibitie
nominee for alderman in the First ward h
declined the nomination, having received Il
same from the Democratic party, which
seems to prefer. Is 3.s.s Il
d To-day is registration day, Don't forg
j. it. If your name is not on the list you "
have to vote by affidavit with one or mo
E witnesses, which will take unnecessary tiI
and prevent the polling Of q full vote.
q, The new lodge Of knights Of Pythias v
!. instituted in Druids' hall, Masonic blos
). last evening. Visiting Knights appeared