Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

haslster To-Day.
Mrs. VIM o. Marrows fell on Saturday and
broke her arm.
Notwithstanding the storm wheat receipts
continue very large.
John Dillon, the comedian, registered at the
Eicollet yesterday.
The common council will hold their regular
session tomorrow evening.
E ]. Blood, of the st. James hotel. Red
Wing, was in the city yesterday.
The scandinavian union will give another
yarty at Armory hall this week.
The Hotel Register is to be resuscitated, un-
der the supervision of Dawson Hall.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge tonight.
at Elliott's hall, commencing at o'clock.
Democrats, remember that to-day it Is neces-
sary for you to register If you wish to save
your franchise.
The Morning Herald has changed hands. and
and will hereafter be published by the Herald
Publishing company.
Only one man has been sick at the Jail since
the old building was torn down. The result of
good ventilation, you see.
Chas. Cotton, of the employment bureau, is
soon going to Milwaukee and Chicago oni rail-
rosd construction business.
One of the prisoners at the Jail was taken
violently sick Sunday night, and removed to
the Cottage hospital yesterday.
The commissioners yesterday CAV i Al 'igan
the contract to remove the stone aud dir; rom
the basement of the Jail for 500.
". W. McNair, the Democratic candidate
for the State Senate from the Twenty-ffth leg
islative district is in Chasks attending some
important legal business.
1t is religiocs duty every Democrat owes
himself and his fellow men, to see that his
name is correctly placed upon the poll lias of
his voting precinct to-day.
About 600 bushels of wheat came in from
the country yesterday. The price was up to
ninety eight cents. and there were meny pleas
ant faces smong the farmers
4 ball will be given by the Robert Emmett
literary society, at their hall tomorrow night.
The indications are that it will be largely at
tended as a good number OF tickets have al.
ready been sold.
The prisoners at the Jail all state that they
don't want to be transferred to the Ramsey
county Jail. They had rather freeze up than
go toSt. PAUL. The boys are slightly partial
to Minneapolis institutions.
team was left unhitched on the East side
yesterday. The horses took advantage of cir
cumstances and took dash up the street, col
liding with another team. Here the team was
secured, with but little damage.
Among other names on the Nicollet house
register yesterday, were ]. G. Mccall, Glasgow,
Sc,,laud; Alfred Norton, Jr.. Boston; o. M.
Anderson. Chicago; Jas. NJ. Kelley, Racine;
a. P. Altman, New York; @. M. Noyes, Mil
wGukee; Chas. j. Proctor. England.
There seems to be some question az to the
validity of the bonds recently issued by
school district No. SO. test will doubtless
soon be made, which will settle the matter In
the meantime. parties who have purchased
these bonds in perfect good faith manifest con-
siderable alarm. Developments are awaited
with interest.
According to the resolution offered by Com
missioner Schaefer, at the meeting Of the board
yesterday, the prisoners of this county can be
kept at the Ramsey county Jail, while our own
Jail is being repaired, for Sl10 week less than
they are now costing. IL the prisoners can be
kept abroad for less money than at home the
county would probably be in no great hurry to
get them back when the Jail is completed.
But it is not expected that the prisoners will
be taken to st. Paul.
During the meeting of the reform club on
Sundays special committee reported that they
had called upon Mayor Rand and earnestly re-
quested him to see that the Sunday ordinance
was strictly enforced, and that in case of his
failure to SO do, they proposed TO take the
matter into their own hands. They received
in reply the Information that Chief Munger
he'd hean apa n 70 6n% kL,a
were positively kept closed on the Sabbath,
and that the police would enforce the law.
Attic meeting of the county commissioners
yesterday another long discussion was had over
the Minneapolis and Wyzata road question.
Commissioner Schaefer offered a resolution in
regard to the grading of the road by the rail-
road company, but the chair ruled it out of
order, as the matter had previously been left to
D committee. By the amount of wrangling
that has been had over this road, tremendous
interests must be involved somewhere. One
parry claims that it would be utter folly to
send the public a long distance around the
hill aud the other side say every body would
be killed if the road 10 built by the side of
the railroad track.
In the matter of the Candidacy of county
commissioner of East Hennepin, at present
there seems to be little doubt as to the election
of Bald vim Brown. Mr.. Brown is well known
as msn OF integrity and ability. As local
politician he has met with deserved success.
While a member of our city council he was
jealous advocate of the welfare and best inter-
ests of his constituency. The East Side fire
department owes to him much of its efficiency.
There are many other important measures eff.
fected by the council during his membership,
which are the offspring of his judgment and
honest effort. If elected to the board of county
commissioners-and he undoubtedly will be-
Hennepin county may be congratulated upon
the acquisition. Let every friend Of Mr.
Brown see to it that he is registered to- morrow,
and then ito work for victory"
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.