Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-02
CITY GLoBULEs.

Charlott Thompson-box office open to-day
from 8 4. NJ. to Pm.
Kellogg seems to have lost his weather cum
ming during his late trip East. At least he is
making a very bad hand of it since his return
The board of managers of the Minnesota
Magdalen society have postponed their regular
meeting from next Thursday until some future
date.
The officers of the ''Young MEMS Donnelly
club are: Joseph Oppenheim, presidents H.
P. Birmingham, vice-president; DR.. J. Owens,
secretary.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Charlotte Thompson
will appear at the Opera House, in East Lynn.
Reserved seats to-day at the box Office from 9
A. NJ. to p. M.
The K. N. steamer Charley Cheever, on the
way to- this port from La Crosse, turned back
from Prescott, finding the water too low to
come through
Another two inch rise was added to the
volume Of water in the river yesterday. giving
sixteen inches by the mark, or about twenty
two inches in the channel
The city of6cers police and fire departments,
and employees were paid their September sala-
ries yesterday by Treasurer Renz. The whole
amount disbursed was $500.
County Attorney Peck, of Scott county, ac-
companied by Sheriff Flaherty, of the same
county, and ex.Sheriff Newall, of Dakota
county, paid visit of inspection to the Jail
to-day. They were conducted through the
building by Sheriff King, and expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the arrangements,
cleanliness, etc.
Quite spirited little race took place on
Third street, yesterday morning, between one
of st. Aubin's two-mule trucks and the Amer
lean house stage. The course was from Mime
sofa to Cedar street.-the brush was neck and
neck until about opposite Merrill's book store,
when the st. Aubin team forged ahead and
came out the winner by half a mules length.
mortgage trust deed covering 50, 100. 900
was filed with the secretary of State yesterday.
It was from the Hastings & Dakota Railway
company to Mr.. James McKinlay of New York,
trustee in trust, to secure the payment of $15,-
0OO per mile, not exceeding g. 100 900, and
| representing 40 miles of railroad extending
| from Glencoe to the Minnesota State line and
will be due Jan. l, 1908.
The Seventh Annual ball of the st. Paul
Walters association, Monday next, will be
the opening event of the season, and all who
have attended the former balls given by this
association will not need telling that it will be
The walters know well how to make these de.
lightful gatherings successful IN every respect.
w. Mcdonald, of Becker county, was up be-
fore the United States commissioner yesterday,
charged with violating 'sthe intercourse law. y
which, when it was duly inquired into, devel-
oped into the allegation that Mr.. Mcdonald had
| been contributing poor whisky to the Indians
at White Earth reservation. The Chippewas
had called for the juice, and Mr.. Mcdonald had
responded. Result: A hurrah for the Indians
and hurrying of Mr.. Mac before the commits
| sioner. He was held in bonds of 5000 to answer
| before the grand jury.
A gentleman of color by the name of Eman-
uel Harris made himself disliked on Ninth
street yesterday afternoon. He was filled with
| bulge, but declared he wouldn't stir away from
| Mrs. Wright's house. girl was dispatched to
Chief Weber for aid to raise the siege. There
being none of the force about, the chief sent
| the two poundmasters to the relief of the
alarmed family. Arriving there, Emanuel
said he might not be able to pound the two
| poundmasters, but he could and would carve
EN- with razor. He proceeded to put his
threats into execution, but before he could take
| the edge off his white handled tool, the pound
masters corraled him and run him into the
| lOck-up.