Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-27
CITY aLOBULEs.
he new moon is q dry one.

The new moon is dry one.
Ramsey county old settlers at the chamber
Of commerce rooms this evening.
Take your supper this evening at the cen
trail Presbyterian church, from o o'clock TO III.
The striking boiler makers at the Manitoba
shops went through yesterday without Great
ing any special excitement.
The Liederkranz ball comes oil at P1eher's
hall this evening. The arrangements contem-
plate most enjoyable affair.
The ball of the Iron moulders' union, at
Pfeifer's hall last evening, was largely attend
ed, and proved highly enjoyable.
Whistler, Muldoon and Christol, the wres-
tiers, went TO Eau Claire yesterday. where
they gave an exhibition, last evening.
The sale of seats for the "Iron Mask" COM
bination, in which Frederick Bryton takes
the leading role, will commence at the Opera
house box office this morning at 8 O'Clock.
The naturalization mill is in full blast, and
by election day the voting population OF St.
Paul will be very materially increased. Can
didates will do well to keep their eyes open.
Four days of continuous Indian summer
weather. Well, we'll, the weather does begin
to act something after the usual Minnesota
style.
The plat of Kennedy's subdivision of part OF
block 50, of L. Dayton's addition to the city
of st. Paul, was filed on record with the reg
lister OF deeds yesterday.
The fire alarm yesterday morning was caused
by an incipient blaze in shed in the rear OF
the Warren house, which was extinguished
without the assistance of the fire department.
The Minneapolis mills yesterday advanced
their prices of lumber S1@2.00 per thousand
and of shingles SOC per thousand. The mills
which sell here will do well not to follow the
example.
Denman Thompson's engagement, CON-
meneing on Monday evening, promises to be
unusually successful. The sale of reserved
seats will begin at the box office on Saturday
morning.
While there were no indications of trouble
at the st. Paul & Manitoba shops from the
striking boiler makers, an officer was placed
on duty there during the night as matter OF
precaution.
Anthony & Ellis "Uncle Toms Cabin
day and last evening. The trained blood
hounds attracted the most attention and elicit
ed the greatest amount of applause.
Third street is rapidly recovering its norma
condition, the piles of building material thai
have obstructed travel during the summer
having been mostly removed, the buildings be
ing far advanced towards completion.
Christian A. Miller, recently located in St
Paul from Meadville, Pa, was yesterday adj
mitted to practice before the courts of this
state by the supreme court, upon certificate
from the supreme court of Pennsylvania.
Register from to 8 this evening at the first
precincts of both the Second and Third wards
The lists will also be open between The same
hours in the Third ward Saturday and Mon
day evening, and in both wards all day Tues
day next.
Napoleon Dufour ought to try and brace VI
now, having been allowed yesterday to depart
from the municipal court where he was
charged with breaking his furniture, and do
Ing other naughty things, upon furnishing Q
bond in s150 to keep the peace.
Philip Best took too much of Best's, OF
some other brand of beer, yesterday afternoon
under the influence of which he tried to brain
the fluid dispenser with chair, for which he
was yanked to the cooler, and this morning
will be called to face hizzoner in the munich
pal court
Last evening Detective O'Connor found q
Swede on Eagle street who claimed to have
been'robbed of pocket-book containing SIG
He pointed out two men whom he claimed
perpetrated the robbery. They were taken tc
the station, but on arriving there the mar
~ of ad
however, on general principles.
The notorious Sarah Kimball contributed
$50 yesterday to the ready cash of the city
Sarah was arrested Tuesday charged with
keeping house Of ill-fame, but when her case
was called yesterday morning, this charge was
abandoned, and the common one of disorderly
conduct preferred against her, to which she
plead guilty. For this Judge Burr assessed
her $50 which she paid.
The police found rifled trunk in box back
of Pollock s. Donaldson's store yesterday.
The trunk was of good size and nearly new.
In 1t were four or five letters, some addressed
to Master James Baylis and some to Mr..
James Baylis, in care of G. A. Moore, Esq, OF
this city. Mr.. Moore was out of the city yes
terday, and up to the present no clue has been
obtained as to the ownership of the property
or as to how it came in the place where
found.
The lines of j. T. Wilson have not fallen in
pleasant places. His recent proceedings to
compromise his divorced wife are still fresh in
the memory of the public. For come two
months past he has been running saloon in
Rogers block called "The Business
Mems Home" Tuesday VIM. d. Rogers, OF
whom Wilson rents, commenced suit in the
municipal court to eject him from the prem.
ises, which proceedings were followed yester.
day by the same party, bringing suit against
him for selling liquor without city license
The third grand ball of the Merchant hotel
walters will be given at Pfeifer's hall Monday
evening, November Z. The management are
making extensive arrangements to have this
eclipse all previous efforts. STEMS full band
will furnish music for the grand march, and
headed by the drum major will be a feature of
the evening. That popular caterer, Mr.. Ed.
Bradshaw, will serve q sumptuous repast from
II to g. In fact, nothing will be left undone
to make the affair success in every particr.
lar. The grand march will commence prompt
ly at $50 o'clock.
We regret to have to announce the death
yesterday afternoon of the wife of police Officer
August Baer, one of the oldest and most efficient
members of the force Mrs. Baer has been
sick only afew days, her disease being typhoid
fever. Deceased is a sister of Alderman Ring
wald, and had a large circle of acquaintance
by whom she was greatly esteemed, and who
will unite with her devoted and loving hus-
band, in mourning her early demise. She also
leaves five small children, too young to ap-
preciate their loss, but who will greatly miss
her motherly attentions The time of the