Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-18
CITY GLOBULEs,

Sentence day in the U. 8. district court
next Monday.
The Democratic county convention meets
to-day at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Republican primaries are held to-day
between O'Clock and o'clock P. N.
The United States district court adjourned,
yesterday, until Monday at 10 O'Clock A. M.
The claims committee of the common
council willm this afternoon at o'clock.
Providence permitting, "Nasby'' says a
crowded house will attend the matinee to-day,
at2P. NJ.
If election day in Ohio had been as propi-
tious as yesterday, the Democrats would have
scooped the silk stocking Republicans.
Capt. Clark left on the evening train for Mil
waukee, last night, where he goes to conduct
an OLD veteran to the soldiers home in that
city.
John Dillon, wife and daughters, will visit
st. Paul from Saltwater, returning after the
matinee in time for their evening performance
at that town.
Steamer No. is out of service owing to re-
pairs being mads on the pumps of the engine,
which were injured while filling the new cistern
Gu Dsyton's bluff.
The steamer Pauline contributed SAG yester-
day to the collections for the Marine hospital
fund, as recorded on Gen. Flowers receipt book
at the custom house.
The directors of the m. O. A. have inaugu-
rated soclables to be given once a month at the
pariors of tho association. The first of the
season was given last night.
or Pm ,hn1 no ind
of election, yesterday, with the ballot boxes,
| stationery, etc., necessary for election day.
Six poll books are furnished to each precinct.
The light draught K. N. steamer, Charlie
Cheever, left for down river, yesterday, to con-
meet with the O. K. Peck from st. Louis, and
will be in to leave for down river again at Il
| NJ Sunday.
At IL o'clock last night Officer De Corsey
arrested two men for creating disturbance in
the O., M. & St. P. depot,at the foot of jackson
| street. The disturbers will explain before
Judge Flint this morning.
Argument will DO heard, Monday, before
Judge Nelson, on Hon. O. D. OBrien's mo-
ton for an arrest of judgment in the case OF
| K. s. Y. Sherwood, convicted of embezzlement
while postmaster at Brainerd.
Everybody present at the Bedott entertain.
ment at the Opera House last night, pronounced
the most laughable farce of tho age. Big houses
will undoubtedly greet the party both at matt,
nee this afternoon and evening.
The friends of Mr.. George W. Lamb rendered
that gentleman pleasant surprise party night
before last, at his fathers residence on Broad
way street. The unexpected entrance Of a host
OF TRENDS was only equalled by the courteous
manner in which they were received, and the
delightful entertainment followed, and the
evening was hugely enjoyed by all present.
The supreme court yesterday excused 81. A.
Wilson, Esq, from serving upon the committee
| of examination of candidates for admission t.
practice in the courts of the State, appointing
Attorney General Wilson in his stead. The
committee as now constituted consists OF
Attorney General Wilson, H. B. Bigelow and
| j. Peyton Boyle, Esqs. The committee meets
| the examination of candidates.
Yesterday morning Judge Nelson, U. s. dis
| trict court, charged the jury in the case OF
Liverman & Kales, the Chaska brewers,
charged with not cancellinR stamps on beer
kegs. and the case was given to the iury.
After being out for an hour, a verdict of not
guilty was returned. The brewers are said to
have escaped on the grounds that the beer in
question was sold and returned because sour.
| and then disposed If, the same stamps being
| used for both sales. The court said that this
| might not be a violation of the law but ad-
vised the accused to be careful in the future
when he discharged them.