Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-15
CITY GLOBULES.

Storm doors are coming in fashion again
"a ~seasonable change.
Sale of seats for the Harris Comedy
company (Mrs. ~Partington), this evening.
The forthcoming legislative manual will
contain a fine STEEL engraving OF Gov. Hub
bard.
Judge o,Gormanis preparing the papers
with a view to contesting tie election of
sheriff.
Official returns of the late election are
now being received at the Office of the Sec
rotary OF state.
The winter term Of the United States
C.. cuit court will open at 10 O'Clock this
m,rning, Judge Nelson on the bench.
Postmaster Day has received in pam
Jhiet form the recent government bids for
sarrying. the mail in the star route dis
The dramatic section of the German
society will give Hamlet Sunday evening
next at the Athenaeum in response to a
very general request for a repetition.
Walter Mann, vice president of the Mer-
chants National bank, has sold his interest
In that institution and will open a new
bank in st. Paul, with a capital of $780,,
600.
A named Bertha Miller was *
amined before Judge O'Gorman yester-
day on the charge OF insanity. There was
no evidence to show insanity and she was
discharged.
Thos. Enright, a short waiter at Gold
ems, offended a tall waiter by calling him
a bean pole, a seven footer and other hard
names. He was up yesterday and the
court warned him not to do it again.
A genteel looking man, very quiet in
his demeanor, and apparently very intel
ligent, named 2. T. Shupe was arrested
yesterday on a warrant charging him with
insanity. He will be examined to-day.
Samuel Rosenberg was before hizzonel
yesterday, charged with c~abbaging 1--we
table cloths from the Merchants i.ot-l. In
vain he pleaded his innocence Oh the hon
or of a rag prince. but the evidence would
not down, and he went to the quay for two
months.
Judge Simons' branch of the district
court yesterday was engaged in hearing
tho appeals of about twenty property
owners to the assessment for the West st.
Paul levy. The matter will probably
consume the attention of the court fol
some time.
A couple Of young patriots named F.
and A.. Gadbois we're before Judge Bur,
yesterday charged with discharging the
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belong to a gang in the Sixth ward, and
they were let off with the threat of being
transported for life if they show up again
4. Kylesberg is a sad-eyed: poverty.
stricken vag and free lunch tiend. This
is his racket, and he is only one of the
many who nature never intended to live
by their wits. He was yanked up yester.
day morning, and he will tackel the unsub.
stantiai wind pudding for the next thirty
days.
State Auditor Braden has completed the
compilation of the property valuation OF
the state, as equalized by the state board
The figures are: Real estate, $241 3 8,170
against $20S ,949,184 last year; personal
property, $79,219,445, against S71,3 19, 1870
last year, giving a total of 1922, I5S, SIG, a
gain of $3S,S79,241.
A painful accident occurred on Robert
street night before last by which a young
man named c. W. Daniels, of Dubuou e,
broke his right leg. He was riding in a
hack when the vehicle ran into a rock nile
shattering the coach and injuring him as
above stated. DR.. Abbott dressed the
wound n he is in a fair wal to recover
James Flaherty is an unfortunate Young
man with only one arm and to his mis-
fortune he adds the vice of drink. This OF
course gets him in trouble and he must
soon turn down the brakes or it will get
away with him.. He was before the court
again yesterday for drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct and this time he went uu
for twenty days.
Henry F. Blake, county superintendent
Of schools elect, is entitled to an apology
from the GLOBE, for failing to credit him
with his majority vote in the official re-
turns. The vote in the six townships OF
this county was, Blake, R., AS, Hendrick.
son, D., 1886, giving M. Blake a maiorit,
of 62, instead of that number for his op
ponent, as was made to appear by thu
GLoBE table.
The articles of incorporation of the
Minnesota Iron company, notice of which
appeared in the GLOBE of yesterday. wers
flied with the secretary Of state yesterday
The incorporators are Charlemagne Tower
Philadelphia; Edward Breitung, Neganee
Mich; George G.. Stone, st. Paul; Charlie
imagine Tower, Jr, Philadelphia, ant
Richard II. Lee, st. Paul. Capital stock
$4,000.
There is a class Of men who still hold K
tho foolish belief that they can lea
whisky. Among these was poor Thoraa:
cMahon, who wrestled with it successful,