Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-26
CITY aLOBULEs.

little season of its famous ana uhaPpi ''0n-
able Indian summer weather.
An amendment to the articles OF incorpora-
tiop of the Minneapolis Gas Light company.
increasing the capital stock to SSOO,OO has
heen fled with the secretary OF state.
Yesterday being the anniversary OF the birth
of Mrs. Fritz Henning, she was the recipient
of serenade by the Great Union bano at ABOUT TWa
1880 last evening, at her residences on wa
bashaw street.
Yesterday sOS head OF Montana steers were
Skinned TO Chicago, by the Chicago, st; P aud
g Omaha road, the last shipment OF lo,oOO
head of Montana cattle sent 10 'he oii0"so
market via st. Paul this season.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Hawks, of Maine, recent
graduate of the Boston law school, was admit
ted TO practice in the courts of this state by
The supreme court, upon certificate from the
cnnreme court of Maine. Mr.. HAWKS pro-
poses to locate in st. Paul.
The first of a few select parties to be given
by Champion lodge No. Is, X. of P, will take
place on Friday evening, October rs, at Col
iege hall. No regular series Will be lnatlgu-
ra7ed Int occasional parties will be held dur
ing the season for the pleasure OF the members
duu ilASAA AiASiANS'
The beef packing season has begun in earn
est. Yesterday morning j. F. Mcintosh
hought 1876 head of cattle at Delaney q Con
nors stock yards for packing purposes. MS
hacking house on Robert street Is being great
" enlarged to accommodate the rapid grown
of this branch of his business.
One of the events OF the season in the past
has been the annual ball of the st. Paul Lieder-
kranz. These balls have always been among
the most recherche occasions oil The season,
and the forthcoming ball will undoubtedly
keen ND the reputation of the society, which
has always been away above par.
The Red Wing Park association announce
trotting matinee for this afternoon, at which
the principal contest will be between the 6. g.
Frank Auil, entered by A. A. Matthews; b.
o.. Baybrino by VIM. Matthews; blk. e. Black
Prince, by VIM. F. Cross; and the 6. 6. sam
H, bv G. P. Smith. This will be an inter-
esting race.
1t really begins e look as if there was to be
4 good walk along the three fronts of the new
Market house at no distant day. The stone
guttering is nearly completed, and yesterday
the surface dirt was being removed TO the
requisite depth in front of the entrance, prep
atorv to LAYING the tagging, of which the
walk is to be composed at those points.
The committee on corporations of the house
had an animated session yesterday, over the
bill granting certain privileges to the 81 LOUIS
river boom company, introduced several days
since by Mr.. Kendall. Messrs. Ansel open
helm and w. L. Banning argued the eXpedi-
encv of the passage of the bill, and the CON-
mittee finally decided TO report IL Tor passage
Anthony & Ellis "Uncle Toms Cabin
company attracted another large audience 10
the Opera house last evening. The perform
ance passed off to the satisfaction oil al! pres
ent, and elected loud applause. The singing
of the Memphis students was especially en-
loved. A matinee will be given this afternoon,
and the final performance will take place ms
evening.
The boiler makers strike at the st. Paul d
Manitoba shops is not yet settled. Yesterday
quite number of the strikers gathered III the
vicinity of the shops, and though no overt
act beyond a little loud talk was INDUCED IN,
as q matter of precaution, couple OF ponce
men were placed on duty there last night. Al
midnight word was received that everything
was quiet.
Hon. Richard Chute, Minneapolis, for sew
eral years most Industrious, energetic ana
intelligent member of the board OF regents OF
the state university, has, for reasons purely
personal, resigned the position, and The same
has been accepted by the governor, who has
appointed the Hon. j. b. Gllhllan, one OF Inc
state senators from the Minneapolis district,
TO the vacancy.
Napoleon Dufour, of the Sixth ward, evil
IDENTIFY needs disciplining. Only about
week his long suffering wife complained OF
his maltreating her and yesterday morning he
went to the house and commenced general
onslaught upon the furniture, etc. The Jam
boree resulted in Dufour's arrest and appear
ance before Judge Burr, when the case was
continued until tomorrow,
Articles of incorporation of "The. Rainy
River Log Running and improvement COM
pany' and ''The Rainy River Boom company"
were filed with the secretary of the state yes
terdBy The capital stock of the first named
organization is $4,000, and of the latter
5000. The incorporators of both com
panies are the same as follows: John McGulre,
s. r. Wentworth, Daniel E. Little, Phillip M.
Graft, Edmund D. Graft and John K. Cook.
The principal place of business is Duluth.
The several boards of registry were organ
lied yesterday, and part of them continued
in session during the day transcribing the
lists and registering new names, quite num-
Der of which were received. The first pre-
cinct of the third ward, decided to sit here
after Thursday, Sunday land Monday even
ings next, from 10 9 O'Clock i'll the evening,
and on Tuesday next, the last day of the reg
istry from in the morning to 9 in the
evening.
There may be difference in opinion about
Minnesota being well adapted to stock raising,
but the results so far achieved are strongly in
favor of those who maintain the affirmative
of the proposition. A case in point came
under the observation of the reporter last
evening, when he heard well known cattle
buyer trying to contract for tifty-five head of
Minnesota three ear-old steers, the lot aver
aging over 2,000 lbs, per head not one of
whom had ever seen the inside of q stable,
roaming at large summer and winter, and
acquiring their magnificent proportions solely
from the richness of our native grasses. The
dealer offereds tx cents per pound as they run,
which offer was declined.
Mr.. Duncan C. Ross, the Rhode Island ath-
lete, having seen the challenge Of Muldoon,
Whistler and Christol to wreste any person
in the world for the championship, yesterday
sent $50 forfeit, accompanied by challenge
to wrestle either or all of the champions for a
stake of from $500 to s., 900. The forfeit was
covered promptly by the wrestlers, at present
in the city-in fact it was in the hands of the
stakeholder several hours before the original
forfeit was presented-and the contest will
probably take place in this city within fifteen
days. The challenge comes from Providence,
and is sustained by men of undoubted finan-
cial responsibility. At the same time the st.
Paul hackers of Muldoon, Whistler and Chris
toll have the greenbacks up, and the contest, if
1T takes place, will no doubt be lively one.
The buffalo in the vicinitG of Glendive, NJ. T.
want to begin hunt for new grazing
grounds, or else be prepared to meet EXTERN
nation. Along about the first proximo,
rumor has it, that party consisting of r. A.
Smith, Barney Armstrong, James King and
Deputy Sheriff King, armed and equipped as
the law directs, will take their departure for
Bismarck. Here Sheriff Mckenzie will join
the party, which will then proceed to the term