Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
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Auu10u HUuW0Is
The supreme court meets at $50 this morn
ing.
See that your name is on the poll lists, to-
morrow.
The hne weather yesterday brought every.
body, their sisters, cousins and aunts, out up.
on the streets.
The light draught K. N. steamer Charlie
Cheever is due to leave for down river points
at IL 81. to-day.
The decision In the Sherwood case will be
Given to-day by Judge Nelson, of the United
States district court. o."
Tomorrow will be the only day allowed for
registration for the approaching election.
Register, or you may lose your vote!
The steam wagon of Prof. Saroni was given
trial at the fair grounds Saturday afternoon,
and the inventor claims it worked very salts
faotorily.
The $40 train to Minneapolis yesterday at-
| ternoon was delayed over On hour by the ten
der running off the track at the turn-table
above Chestnut street.
Complaint was made to the police yesterday
that the inmates of the house at 9O15 Fifth
| their nightly carousals. Z
| Barney Smith, who has been sojourning with
! Sheriff King for the past sixty days, left his
boarding place yesterday morning, his term of
sentence having expired
| The suction sale Of tickets for tho rattle of
| the famous stallion Hamblotenian Chief will be
| resumed at the Merchants hotel this evening,
up"n the completion of which the rattle will be
continued.
John Brown: the ar-tender, who had C row
| with Nellie Reid Saturday afternoon, was
bailed out yesterday, to have the opportunity
of giving whole Sundays reflection over his
| disrepntable conduct in very bad company.
The programme for tbo entertainment at the
Central Presbyterian church tomorrow night,
comprises tho names of Mesdames Tolls Bart
lett, Pathon, Thayer; Misses Shipman. Hope
! (violinist), Connolly and Mayo; MIR. Draper,
Mr.. Wise and Col. Ham Davidson.
Two of the carpenters who had their tools
| stolen from the Sherman house on Wednesday
night, by James Powers, were at the police sta
! ton yesterday and stated that Powers had sold
| the tools to a carpenter who works at the new
| freight house. The matter will be looked up
| this morning.
| 4 telephone communication was received at
police headquarters last night to the effect that
d fight was In progress in front of Gen. Terry s
residence on Summit avenue. Officers MONA.
hon and Palmer were detailed to look up the
| affair, and thorough investigation demon
strated that the report was groundless.
lady of color, who gave her name al Mrs
Blakely r. Durant and her residence az No. IS
Market street, came to the city hall yesterday
morning and complai' ed that her husband had
beaten her and was raising row at their resi-
delce. Officer OKeefe was sent to the scene
but the husband had already taken his depar-
ture.
As heretofore announced, and worthy of rep
clifton, Hon. Thad. O. Pound, M. @. from Wis
cousin, will take part in the deliberations of
the Chamber of Commerce this morning. He
proposes addressing our business men upon the
subject of another easier all.rail route. Be-
ing question of vital Importance to Minneso-
ia interests, the attendance will doubtless be
large.
Two newsboys named John Burch and 10
seph Gallagher had a fight on the corner Of
Fifth and Wabashaw streets yesterday morn
ing. During the fracas Gallagher threw a
stone AT Burch which went through the large
window in Keigher's grocery store. Gallagher
was arrested by Officer O'Keefe, but was re-
leased by his employer, Joseph Cannon, who
I0S0 OOAAo AOA LAD "ppC0A0AVO IAlo AlOIuIAk.
1t will cost about $76 to replace the broken
glass.
Two years ago Charles Haggenmiler was ar.
rested and fined a57 for building an addition
| to hie building in violation of the fire o-di-
| nance. Yesterday he called at the office of
| Chief Strong and stated that ]. G. Quinby, of
the firm of Quiuby & Hallowell, was building
an addition to their establishment on Robert
street, which he thought was also an infringe
| mont of the same ordinance by reason of which
he was fined. MIR. Haggenmiller's unusual &C.
| tivity in the carrying out of the ordinance in
this case may be better understood when it is
known that Mr., Quinby was one Of the persons
who complained of him two year. ago, which
fact he seems to have not forgotten. Chief
Strong will investigate the complaint this
morning and act as Instructed by the fire ordi-
nANca