Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-20
CITY GLOBULES.


The city treasurer will sell to-day the un-
PAID. assessments for grading Third street
from Sibley to Pine, and also for grading
Bur street.
lien were at work last night at the cleo
trio light on Bridge square with design
of causing an improvement in the light
ing capacity.
The upper part of the flagstaff in front
of the custom house has been taken down.
1t is being repainted and will be elevated
on the custom house.
The big ruffian who made the police so
much trouble Wednesday night, was taken
to the hospital yesterday, and at last &C.
counts was doing well.
The eastern train on the Chicago. St.
Paul q Omaha road was three hours late
yesterday owing to broken wheel on
freight train, between Black River Falls
and Aierillon.
The musical and dramatic entertain
meat by the Crusaders society, heretofore
announced for Friday evening, Oct. 9th,
VIII take place Tuesday evening the oath,
at Pfeifer's hall.
Tie German Agricultural and Horti-
cultural society of Ramsey county, will
give their annual harvest home festival
ana ba.l 1T tie At;.e::teui.. O.. Saturday
evening OF this week.
Officer Cook has received a letter in
forming him that his brother who was killed
on the Northern Pacific road had some
real estate claims in the northwest, which
n hol toll
John ". Willis, Esq, left last evening
Tor series OF meetings in advocacy of the
candidacy of Hon. E. p. Barnum, Demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the Fifth
district, making his opening speech this
evening at Little Falls.
G. G. Kimball, W. A. Kindred, James 81.
Davidson, Charles Hefelfnger, Robert L..
Kelly and F. P. Lane left last evening on
the st. Paul & Duluth road to visit the
Silver and Copper Island Mining compa-
ny's property, on Lake Superior.
temperance meeting is to be held this
evening at the court house at which DIR.
G. ". Emery, Rev. D. Morgan, Col. James
81. Davidson, w. W. Satterlee and others
will speak. A lively and interesting meet
ing is promised, and everybody is invited
on the temperance side.
Judge Brill, of the district court, yester-
day fled a decision in the case of Rebecca
against Chas. Golfer, that the notice of ap-
rllcation for an order to pay a dividend
be served upon defendant, Golfer that
further application be heard on October
18th, at 10 o'clock a. M, and notice be
served two days before time of hearing.
The police authorities received notifica-
ton yesterday that two horses were stolen
Wednesday night from Hermann Holster,
OF Belle Plaine. One is six-year-old bay
horse, and the other is three year-old bay
FLY. A reward Of $50 is offered for their
recovery. At roll call last night discrip-
ton of the animals was read to the force.
Miss Margaret Mather is to commence
an engagement at the Opera house next
Monday night, which will last one week,
during which time she will present 'sRomeo
and Juliet" 1.-The Lady of Lyons,'' ''Leah,
the Forsaken," and aAs You Like it. 1.-THE
sale of seats will commence tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. She is young and
charming, and her costumes are beauti-
full.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday closed con-
tract with the st. Paul furniture company
for 16O desks for the senate and house, at
$l4.45 each; twenty tables for the commit
tee rooms for $416. The desks and tables
are to be made of cherry wood. The gov
ernor also closed contract with De Coster
d Clark for two hundred chairs of cherry
wood for the two legislative halls and COM
mittee rooms, at from So to $12.