Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-29
CITY GLoBULEs.

Indian summer at last.
Have you been vaccinated2
''Virginius," by the Mayo combination at
the Opera house this evening.
Tomorrow evening, Champion lodge No.
Is, Knights Of Pythias elect officers.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company ex.
pect to be ready for business Dedember /.
Eleven real estate transfers were filed OF
record yesterday, the total consideration be.
ing $s.4s5.
st. Andrews society will celebrate St. An.
drew's day by supper and ball at Turner hall
tomorrow night.
The French fair viii be held at Pfeifer'a
hall, commencing Thursday evening and con.
tinuing over Saturday night.
Bear in mind that the second social assemb.
ly of the Allen Light Guard takes place at
Market hall Thursday evening next.
Hamilton & Whiteman commenced the re-
moval Of their hardware stock yesterday, in
their new and elegant store, No. 106 East
Third street.
Mayor Rice busted himself for good por'
ton OF yesterday in signing $4,000 city bonds
and coupons for sewerage purposes, under the
act Of Feb, 9, 1881.
A musical and literary entertainment, to
which all are invited, will be given at the lee
ture room of the Y. NJ. c. A. next Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Eight plain drunks answered to the roll
call In Judge Burr's court yesterday, all but
two Of whom took a sentence of five or ter
days in the hotel de Richter.
Judge Simons yesterday rendered decision
In favor Of the city, in the case Of the city
against certain lots assessed for the grading
of Ohio and Colbert streets in the Sixth ward
The secretary Of state Is sending to the diff
ferent county auditors the blank bond pre-
scribed by the new law, to be given by al
county officials when entering upon the duties
OF their respective offices.
Delegates to the Irish convention at Chica
CO, have been selected as follows: W. L.
Kelly and VIM. Markoe, Sr, from the Land
League and Dillon O'Brien from the Father
Mathew temperance society.
After an absence of some two months the
notorious Dave Hoar made his appearance
again in the municipal court yesterday morn
ing, upon the same old charge of drunk, fol
which he was given ten days.
Sunday, during the regular Cathedral SER
vice, Father Stanley gave notice that children
attending the Catholic schools must produce
physicians certificate of vaccination, or be
refused admission to the schools.
Yesterday was another most favorable day
for the prosecution Of building operations
and it was most thoroughly improved, every
available man being brought into use upor
some one Of the several uncompleted blocks.
State Librarian Taylor is in receipt from the
Secretary of the Interior of ten large volumes
Of geological and geographical surveys of the
territories, and also volume OF history of the
Locust, by Prof's Riley, Packard and Thomas
The board of education yesterday morning
sent to principals of the public schools
printed notices, that all pupils who have not
been vaccinated within two or three years East
must be vaccnated at once, on pam of being
refused admission to the schools.
Collector Blckel has appointed Mr.. A. F.
Nordin, Of Wlllmar, to the vacancy In his of
flee occasioEed by the resignation of William
Wilson, Of Shakopee, to accept the Office oi
treasurer of Scott county, to which he has
both an appointm ent and election-an ap
pointment by the county commissioners to
serve until March, and an election by the peo-
pie for a term Of two years from that date.