Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-01
CITY GLOBULES.
Threatening weather to-day.

Threatening weather to-day.
You can register at all the precincts from 9
a. m. to p. IN. to-day.
The new galvanized iron cornice is being
put in position in Masonic block.
Geo. Wilson, the puglistic hackman, took
ten days in Jail for his Sunday morning set
too.
The business of the collector OF customs
was not driving last month, the receipts only
amounting TO s754.96.
An alarm of fire at 5:45 last evening, from
box %, was caused by the burning out OF
chimney at No. 81 Pearl street. No damage.
The cases of Mike Nee arthy and VIM. Smith,
alias Shorty" for the larceny of cigars from
Anderson's store, Minnesota street, THU sday
night last, were again continued yesterday to
Nov. 2, at a. N.
Yesterday forenoon, two brothers, Charles
and Ed. Westly,9 and IS years old, were locked
up by the police for the theft of some tools
from a building being constructed on Seventh
street, below sibley.
Edward NJ. Post and George w. Morgan,
indicted for gambling, to which they had
plead guilty, were yesterday sentenced to pay
a fine of 500 each, or to be committed for
three months. They paid the 500.
Officer Hanft's "Muldoon'' alias August
Karting, will behave himself forthwith twenty
five days. Judge Burr yesterday giving him
that time under Sheriff Richter's care Tor his
Sunday pow WOW at Hilderbrand's saloon.
Some time between Saturday night and
Monday morning, two saws, two planes, two
hammers and square were stolen and carried
away from the Gltillan block, corner OF Jack
son and Fourth streets. No arrests as yet.
TIE two broken plate glass windows in Lam
bic & Co.'S drug store, corner of Third and
Wabashaw streets, connected with which was
the tragical accident to young Collins, the
printer, were solidly boardedup yesterday
The Swedish society "Vega" gives a con-
cert and ball at Pfeffer's Hall November Sd.
The Swedish singing quartette ''Feeja' from
Minneapolis will be present, and Prof. John
son will show his mastership upon the piano.
Some time ago C. Lightfus, was before the
municipal court for an aggravated assault,
for which he was assessed $50 by the court.
Lightfus secured stay of proceedings, under
which the matter hung until yesterday, when
the $50 was paid.
The committee on public buildings OF the
city council, with the county attorney and
board of control of the county commissioners,
held meeting in the council chamber last
evening to further consider enlarged and i'm
proved city hospital facilities.
John Butler, who went through the man
Hughes Saturday ght for 25 or more dol
lars, $40 of which he returned Sunday, Will
not cut stone for the next 80 days, he having
been provided with board at the county's ex-
pense for that time by Judge Burr yesterday
morning.
The Ramsey county delegation held a con
ference yesterday mornicg, and agreed to rec
ommend the passage of the bill fixing the sal
ary of the county treasurer at S5,00J per an
mum in lieu of all fees and emoluments, what
soever The Broadway bridge bill was de-
ferred till this morning.
Don't forget to register to-day. 1t is the
last opportunity.
Dan O'Leary, the famous pedestrian, is in
correspondence with gentlemen OF the city
with view to giving a six day go-as- you
please, or heel and toe contest in this city at
no distant day. The only apparent obstacle
to it now developed, is suitable room IN
which to give such contest.
The st. Paul postoffice yesterday turned the
100000 mile post in the issuance of money
orders. The purchaser of the one hundred
thousandth order was gentleman connected
with the Denman Thompson 'Joshua Whit
comb company, while eX-sherlf James hlng
took No. of the second series.
The only actual revenue to the city treasury
from Sundays DRINKS, was contributed by
two young gentlemen who appeared on the
record as VIM. Clark and Chas. Johnston,
brought into camp by Officer McFetridge. At
ter getting an insight into the accommoda-
tions of the coolor, each deposited S2O for
their appearance to answer for their "bum"
Yesterday morning, which sums were forfeited.
Judge Burr was engaged during good
portion of yesterday in hearing the civil case
of the Chicago, st. Paul & Milwaukee rail-
road company against Milford Kerr and Geo.
Lockhart, the latter formerly yardman In
the company's employ in this city. In max
ing living switch one day of a car loaded
with cattle they allowed the car to collide
with another car, injuring the cars and inJur-
ing number of the cattle, for which the COM
pany seek to recover from the two employees.
The case was not disposed OF.
Duncan C. Ross and H. A Pennell, who had
the wrestling bout at Conley's varieties on
Sunday evening have made up their differences
and Joined hands. They issue challenge that
together they will compete with any man or
men living in general athletic feats for any
amount of money. The money will be forth
coming whenever the challenge is accepted,
and $4,000 will be none too high for them.
The match made on Sunday evening between
Ross and Pennell, to take place on the court
house square, is off, as the grounds could not
be obtained.
DR.. s. H. Stewart was all broke up last
night. He has lived in st. Paul now TWEEN
ty-seven years, and for twenty-six years he
has registered (when registering was required)
and voted in the territory now comprised In
the Fourth ward He and family are now
domiciej at the Metropolitan, and being de-
sirous to exercise the greatest gift OF an
American citizen he last evening appeared be-
fore the board of registration of the first pre-
cinct of the Third ward, and after some
trouble in proving his residence and securing
identification, succeeded in getting his name
on the list
The executive committee of the Interstate
Agricultural Convention, held at Springville,
ILL.,, in $780, have called a meeting at the
Grand Pacific hotel, Chicago, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 9, 1881, to continue in session
as may seem desirable. Presidents and secre-
taries and members of board of agriculture, or
state agricultural societies and Others inter-
ested are cordially invited to be present Prom
inent among the matters for elaboration and