Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-15
CITY a1oBuLHs.
Lncrstia Borgia tonight.


French fair is success from the first day.
Block laying was commenced on Jackson
street, from Third and Fourth streets, yester-
day.
Sanitary Inspector Patterson yesterday served
nine nuisance notices, and the same were
promptly abated. Business is business.
Capt. Reaney willIclose up his steamboat line
on the st. Croix for the season Of 1878 with to-
morrow, when his boats will be withdrew and
sent into winter quarters.
small sized pocket book was found on the
street yesterday containing a postal order. The
same can be had by calling at this Office and
paying the cost Of this notice.
A most enjoyable evening was spent at the
Central Presbyterian church sociable and con-
cert, last evening, by very large number of
church members and their friends.
The county commissioners have purchased
LOO cords of wood for the use of county offices,
unable to get a chip to heat their soup.
The 'incorrigible'' Block boy was arrested yes
terday. After being plentifully believed with
his old mothers tears he was immured in a
cell at the city hall until he promised never to
do so no more.''
The judges of election were paid 5000 yester-
day. balance of $500 remains on hand in
the city treasurer's Office for disbursement
Don't be backward in coming forward to get
the pay for your "all' nights work.
Charles Etheridge, if seeking after hotorlety
must be satisfied. The Police Nesys has given
him the benefit Of frst-class, full-size like
ness sandwiching the cut in between two of
the most noted and vilfainous looking despera-
does of the land.
at IL o'clock to-day, and at any hour there
after, a frst-class meal can be obtained at the
French fair, Masonic hall. Real French cook
ing in the very perfection of the art, and no ex-
travagant prices. Cafe saoir, cents; ice cream.
10 cents, and so forth.
There was large gathering Of leading DEM
ocrats at the Metropolitan last evening. A
great deal of mysterious whispering was OBJ
served and mystic signs passed between them
One by one they retired to secret chamber.
where they were engaged in turning over and
lnCently examining certain documents sup
posed to bear upon the Third district canvass
till late hour this morning.
A sensation occurred at the Merchants yes-
terday. gentleman made his appearance
there 80 like the defaulter Etheridge that MANY
Thought 1t was he, and when he gave his name
as Etheridge curiosity was on tiptoe with ex-
pectancy, the idea being that the gentleman
had returned to give himself up or confront his
accusers and demonstrate that he was no alb
sconder. But it was not the Etheridge.
The first meeting since the change of time
from Tuesday evening of the Union class for
Bible study taught by Rev. Samuel Conn, D.
D., will be held this friday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock. These studies have been found full
OF profit to those attending the meetings in the
past and the present change is for the better
accommodation Of ladies who have found the
hour an inconvenient one in the past. All
Sunday school teachers and Bible students are
cordially invited to attend.
If not down in de souf, up in de Norf a
white man has few rights which the colored
man is bound to respect. Albert Rigney, col
ored, can tell you 30. A few days ago he was
subpoenaed by the district court at saltwater
But he declared he wouldn't go, and he didn't
go. Yesterday telegram came over the cir
cult from the sheriff there to Sheriff King, ask
ing that he be arrested. The commission was
given to the police to make the arrest, and last
night Rigney was brought in by Officer Rouleau.
Rigney is wanted as the principal witness in
tho Taylor shooting affair, which occurred at
Lake Elmo last August.