Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-03
CITY GLOBULEs.

Brown, the mind reader, tonight at the
Opera House.
The district court. yesterday adjourned un-
til Dec. I'd.
The city engineer Office and employees were
paid off yesterday, for October.
J. 81. Skunk was in the city yesterday ar
ranging for grand classical concert by the
Clement Brothers, at the Opera House.
The receipts of the municipal court for the
month of October, We're: From criminal cases.
so; from civil cases, $89.68; q total of
S728.18.
There were good many American citizens
little under the weather last night. But as
election is near at hand, a good deal of charity
was felt for the boys.
An overcoat was stolen yesterday morning
from Pat O'Reagan's saloon on Robert street.
Later in the day it was found at pawn
brokers' shop by Detective Bresett and return
ed to Its owner.
Chief Weber received 2 letter from w. w.
Cooke, editor of the Police Ne,rs, asking for q
photograph of Etheridge, the defaulter. Tne
chief sent him an excellent one by thinner
man, an engraving from which will appear in
the next issue of the Police Ne,Ds.
crowd of young boys have inaugurated a
rain of hoodlumism on the corner of Fort and
Ninth streets. They have become public
nuisances. Complaint was made yesterday at
police headquarters, and hereafter the police
have orders to wait and watch for them.
Mr. j. Randall Brown this evening, at the
Opera House, will give one of his wonderful
entertainments-mind reading. He will also
show to his audience upon what deceptive and
wicked impositions the spiritualist's religion is
based The ent attainment will commence at 8
o. clock.
Ali judges of election from all tho wards of
the city are requested to meet at the City Hall
on Monday at 80 o'clock to discuss matters
pertaining to the approaching election 1t is
hoped that every judge of election will be
present. as full expression of opinion Is de-
The guests of the Metropolitan gave their
first hop of the season last evening, and, as
those of previous seasons, it proved most
pleasant occasions. Among the participants
we're Captains Williams and Clifford and
Lieuts. Hardin, jackson, Young, Buck, Bur-
nett and Frederick, from Fort Smelling.
Wilkes weather bulletin at the Seven Corn
ers is public boon. By it one can learn at
glance the actual state of all the elemeuts-
except political-as Dir. Wilkes marks accu-
rately at every hour throughout the day the
standing of barometer and thermometer. Mr.
Wilkes has done this for nearly three years.
He should be recognized as 1. public bene-
factor.
From tables in the secretary Of States office,
it appears that in 1877 there were 225 persons
died in the State of typhoid fever. 1t will bo
seen from the following, that the least numb her
was in January, and the greatest in October
January, s; February, 8; March, 8; April. IL;
TIL, a
TENDER, 49, October, At; November, A; De-
cember, 26; number not reported, /. Total
255.
At the session of the supreme court yester-
day, the following gentlemen were admitted to
practice in all the courts of this States Eugene
A. Hendrickson, Frederick G.. lngersoll, j. H.
Garlock, Ansel Oppenheim end VIM B. Nc
Grorty. The three frst-named gentlemen
were admitted upon diplomas and certificates
most rigd examination by the committee ap-
pointed by the court, consisting of Messrs.
Greenleaf and G. N. Bell.
The many friends made by the Flyers sisters
on their last visit to this city will be glad to
learn that these talented ladies, with their ex-
cellent company. will be at the Opera house
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, in their
new opera of ''Urlina," the African princess.
1t is not SO long since these charming singers
were here that the public have forgotten the
chaste and meritorious entertainment they
gave, and no doubt their return will be marked
with crowded housl.
Track laying on the st. Vincent extension of
the St. Paul Il Pacific railway had reached. last
night, to within about four miles of the Can
adian line at Pembina. With good weather it
is expected the line will be completed through
| to the line and its connection with the Penn
bina branch of the Canadian Pacific by We'd
nesday evening next. Advices from the Penn
bina branch are that very favorable progress is
being made, and the completion of that line
will not be many days behind the extension
line. All aboard for Fort Garry. So extra for
a sleeper.
Yesterday afternoon an alteration took place
between Aid. Mccarthy and Mr.. Burgess, ofthe
Dispatch, in Schmidt's restaurant, on West
Third street, i'll which the latter had his eye
brow badly bruised by blow from McCarthy's
fist. 1t seems that paragraph had appeared
in Friday issue of the Dispatch reflecting on
Aid. Mccarthy. The editor Of the paper re-
fused to fatherit, when taken to task by the
alderman, and that gentleman, surprising Mr.
Burgess to be the author of the paragraph,
charged him with it. A few hot words and
hasty blows, finishing with the result stated,
| followed, and that's the short and long of it.
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