Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-27
CITY GLoBULEs.

At IL o'clock last night not single guest had
registered at the hotel de Jessrang. Mine host
thinks OF discharging his thirteen runners and
n1rlng new lot, unless they do better for
the newspapers.
The nth annual meeting of the Minnesota
magoalen society will be held on Thursday
next, 3lst inst, at 2:3O P M in the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian association. corner
OF Fifth and Wabashaw streets.
patty brought to the editorial rooms at an
early nour this morning, an original poem en-
titled Beautiful Snow" He was fred out
the front window, and will be removed on a
sled with the debris of the Dispatch Office
The registry list is an anxious matter with
some Of the candidates. To no one SO mncb
80 as to Senator Newell. He has been MAKING
daily trips up to the city hall with a bit of pa
per and stump of pencil to make com pari-
sons.
Miss Katie WEIGH had quite serious faint
ing fit last evening at the Orphan fair The
room was SO densely crowded and the air was
SO lnsufterably hot that it was a wonder that
the swaylng, seething, jammed up mass of be-
lngs DID not all faint or die of suffocation.
The district court, Judge Wllkin presiding,
opened at 10 O'clock A. NJ. yesterday and re-
sumed consideration of the Chandler-DeG
case, begun the previous day. The whole day,
until the hour of adjournment, 5 O'clock. was
consumed in the hearing of testimony.
Inc Jefferson club held meeting last even
ing. The attendance was quite large and a
great deal of interest was manifested in the
political situation. Vnrious matters were dis
cnssed relative to the pending campaign. and
ARRANGEMENTS ra6a To
documents.
The German Agricultural and Horticultural
society gave grand ball at the Athen@um last
night. The hall was beautifully decorated with
eeVergreens, Hags, and Minnesota's staple, wheat.
Over LOO couples participated in the pleasures
OF the evening. To good music many twink
ling feet kept rhythm to the dance. waltz.
polkas, etc., until early moon.
The city treasurer having given due notice.
will apply to the district court Monday for
Judgment against all parties delinquent in the
matter OF assessments for sidewalks constructed
under Henry Jenson's contract; also for as
sessments for the construction of the Sixth
street sewer, from Minnesota street to a pont
half way between Cedar and Wabashaw s,reets.
party keeping boarding house on Robert
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets. came
into police quarters yesterday morning, and
said he was all stirred up. The night before
sombodY had put goose grease all over his front
40 +, on the portlco etc. He thought the Of
tally mean trick had been done by some neigh
boring boys. He wants the boys cleaned cut:
he has attended to that as far as the other bust
ness is concerned.
Hartz brought to close weeks successful
engagement at the Opera house last evening.
The house was we'll filled by very apprecia-
tive audience, who applauded everything that
Was presented. 1t may truthfully b. said of
Hartz that he keeps faith with the pubiici
every time. His performances are more than
is claimed for them. and his presents are yaln-
able and numerous. He deserves, and there
lore gets warm reception everywhere he
goes.
The Ramsey County Pioneer association holds
It's annual meeting at the chamber of commerce
tomorrow evening. The regular day for the
annual meeting is the 9th, but as this falls on
Sunday this year, Monday evening is chosen in
stead. This association, it will be remembered
Is composed ofall gentlemen who were residents
OF Ramsey county before the admission of the
State (May IL, 1859. Their number is becom-
ing annually lessened by deaths and removals,
and as consequence their meetings are becom-
ing more interesting and suggestive They
were lively lot Of boys twenty years ago.
but are all now dignifed old gentlemen.
The fair for the orphans, closed last evening,
was one of the mostsuccessful ever given for this
laudable charity. From the opening to the close
1t was well attended and without doubt netted
handsome sum for the support of the friend
less little ones. The voting last night was a
mine of fun. The cathedral ultimately fell to
Mr.. Bassford. Tim Reardon the foremost can
date to the last moment, giving his opponent
800 votes The house of Kelly & Co., won the
water service, while Pat Grady carried away
cold comfort in the shape of a doll bride as
being the most popular confirmed old bachelor
It was tight race between him and MIR.
Kelley.