Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-23
SALTWATER.

There will be 30 service at the Universalist
church to-day.
1.-THE county commissioners will meet one
week from Tuesday.
For the next two weeks there will be fun be-
tween the ms and outs.
The election will occur on the Sth of No
vember, two weeks from next Tuesday.
Several volumes of choice works have been
added to the library at the Y. M. G. A. room.
The flag at the school house on the sonth
hill foated to the breeze for the first time yes
terday.
Frederic Bryton will appear at the Grand
Opera house Oct. rs and 81, in Alex Dumas
historical drama entitled "Iron Mask"
The district court, which by law, meets on
the Sth of November, will be adjourned until
the 9th on account of the Sth being election
day.
One case of assault and battery and three
DRINKS came up yesterday morning and con-
tributed their regular assessment TO the city
treasury.
The timbers are being placed upon the pill.
ings as fast as possible and the railroad will
soon be ready for the iren from the upper to
the lower depot.
The "Pirates of Penzance," which has been
rehearsing under the leadership of Professor
on the stage at the Grand Opera house on No
vember II and 10.
We have no official authority for saying
who Mr.. Castles opponent for the office OF
county attorney will be, but we have it from a
good source that Orris E. Lee will take the
field against him.
A gymnasium is about being established in
the city. At meeting held at the Sawyer
house Friday evening it was decided to estab-
lish one and yesterday paper was circulated
which met with good success.
There seems to be a considerable trouble to
find out who voted for the candidates for the
office of county attorney at the last county
convention. Both parties have counted noses
but they don't come out as they expected.
1t appears that r. M. Coles got on the war
path yesterday, and in hunting up his man he
found the wrong one, and Judge Smith told
have to leave $40 for the privilege of indulg-
ing in such luxurious amusements.
One of Mr.. Staples employees got on a
drunk yesterday and concluded that he would
settle up, but the boys thought he was too
full and refused to settle with him when he
commenced to make things interesting
around there. Willie May waltzed up to him,
come the Muldoon catch on him and in a
short time he pulled himself out of the mud
about rod from the door.
We noticed in the Office of Durant, Wheeler
& Co., yesterday some of the finest liIh-
ographs of Thos. W. Keene as he appeared in
Richard III. that we have ever seen in this
city. Mr.. Keene is billed for the Grand Opera
house come time in 1882, at which time the
public may expect to hear one of the finest
Intellectual treats ever brought out on this
stage.
Regular adjourned meeting of the city
council held Friday night, October 81:
A liquor license was granted to Chas. Bow
and Ernst Krieger.
The following resolution was passed.
Resolued, That the following amounts be
and the same are hereby levied against the
taxable property of the city of saltwater for
the current year:
For current expenses of the city. ....$ 1000
For fire department. .................. 10000
For Saltwater g. st. Paul railroad bond
fund. -. 1900
For building bond fund ... 1900
For current fund bond fund. .......... 1,500
For levee bond fund October 1874. 500
For bridge bond fund. ........ 1000
For current improvement bond fund.-. 10000
For current fund bond fund October
1881. 1000