Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-08
CITY GLoBuLEs.
Tonight the wagner-cotton minstrel. at til

Inc board showed 1914 inches above low wa
ter yesterday or % inches IN the channel.
The Lingards are billed for three perform
ances at the Opera House, commencing OF
the 18th.
Unreasonable fun is promised by HAPPY
Cal Wagner and Uncle Ben Cotton tonight
The election returns will be read from thu
stage.
Joseph Posphisil took ont license and filed
bonds yesterday in the internal revenue col
lector's Office, to open cigar mandatory OF
Fort street.
The afternoon train yesterday on the Chica
go, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway brought il
five passenger coaches. including two sleepers
all crowded with passengers
Gov. Pillsbury has received the following ad
ditiona contributions in aid of the sufferers
from yellow fever: Collection taken in the First
Congregational church of East Minneapolis
$1,000.
John Beach, who was sent to State prison
from Wabashaw county. May %. 1877, for the
crime OF burglary, for one year, having served
his full sentence less Good Time" has been
restored to the rights of citizenship by Gov
Pillsbury.
The county treasurer has received, since the
May SCI Element $41, 093.47 in taxes, including
redempti0ns. Of this a-1onnt about 800. 0OO
goes to the city, about sd 600 to the State
and the balance is distributed among the sew.
eral towns.
The Grand Chapter. of Royal Arch Masons
meets to-day at IL NJ. The Grand High Priest
and Grand Secretary Pierson will be in the
secretary's office, Masonic block at A. NJ.
ready to welcome companions, and receive
their returns.
Hon. Jas. McHench. Pltinview, and r. G.
Judson. Of the State agricultural society, came
up TO ST. Paul yesterday to geta good start fol
st. Lonis. where they propose to put in the
best part Of the week viewing the sights of the
great exposition.
At meeting of large number of voters
of the Third ward, at Turner hall, it was
resolved that the delegates who may be elected
to-day shall he asked to vote for Jacob Manner
for the Legislature. 1t was also resolved that
the GLOBE be asked to publish the resolution.
j. q. Donnellv. Esq. received letter from
a friend on the Northern Pacific railroad. The
writer presents that section of the country as
unanimous for Ignatius Donnelly. In the vii
1age in which the writer lives lively canvass
has been made. and every vote in the town has
been pledged to DonnelIy for Congress.
Gov. Pillsbury has under an act of the Legis.
lature passed March 9Th, 1877: established
electoral districts in Pine Stone and Cook coun-
ties and appointed Judges of election az fol.
lows: Pipe Stone county. d. E. Sweet. John
Stuart and 8. L. Baily; Cook county. Thomas
Mayhem, Samuel Howenstein and Gilbert Fal-
coner.
business firm in the city are in difficulty
The partners are at outs. The one, senior
accusing the other of spendthrift habits, and
even the complaint goes so far as to charge the
younger with living fast. The matter though
after the usual amount of elimination and re-
elimination, is in fair way of being amicably
settled.
Mr.. William Schmotter. of Ottawa, who ha,
for many years furnished all the Fourth OF
Jnly fireworks for this city. was at the internal
revenue collectors office yesterday. making in.
qniries in reference to locating here He de.
signs leaving Ottawa and establishing himself
in this city, If the proper encouragement is ex-
tended him.
Sheriff Newton. of Wright county, took Mrs
Townsend to Buffalo, yesterday. where her tr,a
was to be called. Mr. Erwin, her attorney, die
not accompany the party but sent up two mo-
tons for continuance. supported by iron-claC
affdavts. If the is forced to trial this
time. Mr.. Erwin will be summond, and will re-
spond at once.
Chief Weber received complaint yesterda,
from MIR. Martin johnson against one Johr
Robinson. John is represented as bad bow
who was lately expelled from school. and. II
the words of the complainant, ''presists'' ir
abusing and harrassing the good boys and girls
who mind their teachers. The complainant
wants the chief to do something.
The County Relief society meets to-day al
10 o'clock A. NJ. The subject which will be
bronoht M is that of an art exposition. The
society realized $500 from the booth at the
fair. and by means of the proposed art loan
exhibition. the society hopes to obtain enough
t" be of great practical benefit to the meritori.
Gus poor, during the coming winter.
Mr.. Kenney. plumber, reported at police
headquarters that his horse and buggy were
stolen from in front of his shop on Third
street Saturday night. Since then he has
neither seen nor heard anything of the proper.
tv. He wants the chief to do something. Later
information shows that the horse strolled away
from in front of Grote's Tivol and was fund
in the Sixth ward.
A gang of young hoodlums have been a
source Of annoyance to Mr.. J. r. Nickols. at
the corner of Summit and Nelson avenues
They have broken and otherwise defaced ,
premises. He knows the denredators are not
hovs. hnt Young men. He offers reward al
$!O FOR the arrest of any one of the crowd
He reported the matter at the station yester
day. and wants the chief to do something.
He paid his fine yesterday morning, bu,
seems to have had money to fill up again
Shortly after the adjournment of court in the
morning Officer Cook observed an erratica]l,
uncertain individual on Wabashaw street. n,
brought M alongside of him. and bracinp tht
demorallzed party up. he recognized AIonzt
darner who an honr before had paid $5 IS 70,
Sunday spree. Garner was garnered into the
police station.
About supper time, last night, guest of the
Minnesota house undertook to take possession
OF the rremises and run things. He had on
board fifteen drinks. with fight in every
guln. The hotel force appointed themselves
a posse coni'ntus and can,e at the stranger with
rush. He was forcihlv elected, which dian'.
snit him. and he moved for a stay of such for.
chile proceedings. They said he couldn't stay
there: at this the stranger smashed in a lot q,
window glass Just then police officer came
a1on" ard made the party take a change Of
venue over to the police headquarters.
Zion Commanderv. No. @ KNIGHTS Temnlar
of Minnearolis. ia 1851 better off than Il SIM.
posed itself Yesterday morning. Decemher .
1871 the c"mmanders forwarded to the proper.
" DESIGNATED officer of Chicago. the sum Of
300: for relief of sufferers by the rreat fire,
In his mail Yesterday. Mr.. A. T. O. Pierson re-.
ceived a letter from this officer. in which Was
enclosed draft for S2S.31 to he returned 20
Zion tommanderv the amount being the nro
portionate surplus left over from the ral;at
fund received from the different Masonic or.
CARNATIONS Of the country. "
Annual Meeting of the Musical Society.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul Mns;c,
society was held last evening at Music Hall.
The attendance was large and the proceedings
harmonious.