Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-30
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The records show $50 naturalization papers
issued the past week.
Poles for the new telegraph lines nave been
scattered along West Third street.
new sidewalk was put down along the
Jackson street front Of the Merchants hotel
yesterday.
Blanks were sent to county auditors yester
day from the secretary of states Office, for the
annual statistical reports.
9 The council committee on streets held q
meeting last evening to consider the Seventh
street grading, acqueduct and bridge.
The New York One Price Clothing house
is making the young lads of the city happy
by presenting them with neatly framed
Four drunks were among those who an
swered Judge Burr's roll call yesterday morn
ing, each one of whom plead guilty to the
soft impeachment, and took five days in jail.
The so-called dry moon was delusion and
snare. Ditto Friday nights clearing up effort.
To be safe, there is but one weather predic-
tion, "look out for rain" That has been a
winning card for ten weeks.
Among the sportsmen of st. Paul Mr.. NJ.
J. Cummings no doubt takes the premium.
Since the season commenced, up to last
Thursday, he has killed 1920 birds of all de-
scriptions, and has distributed them al among
his friends.
The case of Mary Conolly against Mary
King, charged with assault, the last surviving
relic of the Connemara row last spring, was
in, fha RI rdo
morning, aud again continued, this time to
Monday, Nov. Z.
The Plymouth Church choir repeat tonight
the much admired anthem of last Sunday
morning. 1t is Dudley Bucks com position,
called the "Alleluia Sequence" and is in
movement and variety one of that author
best productions.
Mr.. Stephen Foster is in receipt, from his
brother, August Foster, who has beer making
explorations in the Yellowstone valley, of a
very fine and valuable collection of minerals,
agates, petrifcations, etc. They are well
worth close inspection.
The committee on property of the board of
education visited the new Webster school
building, st. Anthony Hill, yesterday after
noon, and after a thorough inspection of the
structure, decided to report in favor of its ac-
ceptance from the contractor.
PHI. Kelley & Co., vacated their con-
tracted quarters in the old warehouse on the
corner of Sibley street and the levee, and re-
moved to the new and spacious building
erected for the firm on the corner of Third and
Sibley streets. The new quarters are more in
keeping with the immense business of the
house.
George Hopkins, the printer who was run
over by the cars at the Union depot about two
weeks ago, necessitating the amputation OF
his leg, died at St. Joseph's hospital at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. His remains will
be taken to Minneapolis at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon for interment in the printers lot in
the cemetery there.
The resnlt of all the talking about champi
| ons in the field of wrestling seems to be that
| a contest for 800 side will take place this
| evening between Duncan c. Ross, the cham
| pion Of the east, and Alexandra Collosse, al
Conly's varieties. The contest is for the
| money and the championship. and will nc
doubt be interesting. The theatre will, with
out question, be filled by large concourse ol
| citizens.
Mrs. E. r, Otis, of this city, was called tc
| Jewellton, st. Croix county, Wis, yesterday
on account of the death of her mother, Mrs
EmelIne A. Jewell, which occurred Friday
I evening. Mrs. Jewell and her husband were
| among the first settlers at Hudson and were
| the first to locate in the rich farming region
north of New Richmond where they have re-
| sided for twenty-five years. She will he sim
cerely regretted by wide circle of acquaint
ances and many friends
Police Officer Terrence O'Gorman was moi
wearing his star yesterday and it will probably
be some time before he is again allowed to
don that insignia of authority. Friday night
he was on duty on the beat embracing Wood
ward avenue and the adjacent locality Ser
geant Walsh going around on his tour of in
spection found the officer sitting on the broad
stone fence, fast asleep and bareheaded in the
rain, and he was promptly relieved of his star
The sound sleep in the midst of a soaking
| rain, and his generally disheveled appearance,
give the occurrence avery bad look, and one
| that it will be hard to explain away