Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-31
CITY GLoBuLEs.
Now for Indian summer!
Owens at the Opera House tonight.

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Ovens at the Opera House tonight.
The LIVER Sisters open at the Opera House
November 4.
Brown, the mind reader. at the Opera House
Sunday evening.
The Central Presbyterian church festival is
postponed for two weeks.
All the poll-books werc returned to the city
clerk yesterday, duly certified to by the judges
of election.
The board indicates rousing house fol-
Owens to-night-there are but few good re-
served seats left.
The sale of special tax stamps by the collect.
OF of internal revenue for the month Of Octo-
bsr, amounted to 1862.
The fire department took in . car load OF
oats, yesterday, on contract for tho winter
supply of forage Cor the horses.
Look out for sneak thieves. The loss of over
the police since the squaw winter commenced.
Twenty-eight discharged soldiers, of the
Fifth infantry and Second cavalry, from Fort
Keogh, registered at the American house last
night.
Mrs. Cory is kept busy every day receiving
offers of articles for the Art Loan exhibition.
Her work would be much facilitated if persons
would give their full name and address.
Within the last three days, County Clerk
Kiefer has favored ffty-fve applicants with
naturalization papers, qualifying them to vote
down Washburn and the swindling brass ket-
ties.
The fifth annual meeting Of the Minnesota
Magdalen society will be held to-day at 2:3O
P. NJ, in the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tian association, corner of Fifth and Wabashaw
streets.
Judge r. r. Nelson, United States district
court, left Tuesday night for Des Moines, Iowa.
He was called thithcr by Judge Dillon to assist
him IN the present term of the circuit court at
that place.
Geo. B. Hall, general agent of the great
through Southern route, via the Milwaukee 4
st. Paul railway and connecting lines, was in
the city yesterday, talking up the advantages
of his line.
Brown, the mind reader" was in the city
yesterday arranging for an instructive, psyche
logical and moral entertainment and c1pose OF
Splrltnalism. The lecture will be given on
Sunday evening.
new floor is being put down in the city
comptroller and treasurer's office. needed
improvement for comfort as heretofore day.
the former well-worn floor. The city's fnan-
clal agents now stand on solid basis.
Officer Lowell run in John Schultz about 6
o'clock last night Schultz wanted to take up
the whole register at the Clarendon hotel. not
IN l,,kh I.
Not the hotel register but the steam register
was what he Rugged at, like sick kitten to a
hot brick.
Two more sleepers, the Selkirk and Pemhina
have been received by the St. Paul & Pacific
company, making four received in the last -four
weeks. and completing the sleeper outfit for
the throngh Fort Garry line, via the main line
of the st. Raul & Pacific. the st. Vincent ex-
tension, and tho Pembina branch of tho Cana.
dian Pacific.
The following, from Mr.. Seth M. Kinney, ex.
tensively engaged in experimenting with the
amber sugar cane, showing his success with
the present crop, to Mr.. L. NJ. Metcalf: will be
OF interest: Mr.. Metcalf-Dear Sir: I am
glad to inform y..u that the crop IF cane, Will
me this season. has been perfect success.
have made $4,000 gallons, and large number
OF the barrels are fine quality of sugar.
think there will be tons of it,
A little bit of scrimmage occurred near The
Plow Works Office on Jackson street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. yesterday morning
There was a little boy mixed up in the fight, ;
very little man. and tho fight about tllt
little sum Of five cents. The little boy claims
that George Axle. an employee of the Works
owed him the little sum of five cents. IL
asked him for it, and Axle began to give him
elbow grease, instead of greasing his palm with
cash. Yesterday afternoon the little boy and
his father, one kanue, were at the municpa
court to get out a warrant to turn Axle over TO,
assault. The little boy told the above little
story.