Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
CITY GLOBULEs.

Fergus Falls is out with business and
residence directory.
Full rehearsal of the "Ideals" at Music
hall at 1870 this evening.
One hundred and fifty Polanders will
take out their naturalization papers to-
day.
Mr.. C. 4. CARAT will give another Or
gan recital at House of Hope church next
Saturday at ?. N.
Wabashaw street is picking up very fast
II me rOpolitan appearance and in in
crease OF business houses.
Judge Simons opened session OF the
district court yesterday afternoon and ad-
journed several cases to November.
The city treasurer was very busy yester-
day paying off the monthly estimates of
contractors engaged on the public works.
Naturalization was going on very brisk
~ at the district clerks Office yesterday
where seventy-fve persons took out their
papers.
The county assessors moved into their
quarters in the new court house yesterday,
and sat home" is at last on their front
door.
The boys are taking their final base ball
games on the old court house grounds, and
no voica or painted board says keep off
the grass"
The criminal trials will be begun in the
district court quite probably to-day, or as
soon as the present civil case on trial is
given to the jury.
Judge Wilkin issued a special venire on
Monday for the summons of thirty-five
petit jurors, to be produced in court next
Monday morning.
Mich Ell Flynn, who was shot at the
work lolss few days ago is recovering.
DR.. Jones, who is attending him, thinks
the chances of his recovery are very favor
able.
John W. Gilyer, ESQ.,, of Iowa was ad-
mitted by the supreme court yesterday to
practice in the courts of this state. He is
formerly of Iowa and will settle in Mime
apolis,
The proprietors of the metropolitan
hotel are to give the whole structure
thorough repairing as to its interior and
commenced the renovation by al attack
on the ceiling OF the spacious rotunda
yesterday.
Early yesterday morning thieves entered
the rooms of Mr., D. P. Frisbee and MI. G.
w. Stone, in the building Seventh and
Robert streets, carried their trunks into
vacantlo; and rifed them of a large guam
4ity of clothing.
Articles Of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday of the Red
Lake River Lutheran congregation of the
town of Fishers and vicinity, Polk county,
by Ole o. Gakestad, Z. p. Guletts, T. S.
Olson and Ole Hanson.
The Unknown Standard club inaugu-
rated the season last evening at the hall
Of the club, on Jackson street, by very
pleasant dance and supper. The atten-
dance was very large indeed, and the
merry makers appeared to enjoy them
solves in high degree. The supper was
participated in by all, and after the proper
attention had been paid to it the dance
was renewed. 1t was altogether model
party.
The treasurer of the Relief society has
deposited in the secretary's Office, No. 141
East Ninth street a handsome book con-
tanning detailed statement of the fnan-
cial operations of the society from its re-
organization in 1881 to the present time.
This book will be open for inspection by
any one who feels interested to know
where the society funds have come from
and how they have been used, and will be
further written up to date after each quar-
terly meeting of the board of managers,
when the treasurer makes a report.
Sylvester Bagg, esq, formerly su-
preme court judge in Iowa, and native of
Lanesboro, Massachusetts, was admitted
10 the Minnesota bar yesterday on afida-
Wits and certificates of the supreme court
of Iowa by the supreme court of this state
On retiring from the Iowa bench to renew
law practice this gentleman preferred to
settle in this state to remaining in Iowa,
as it might prove more pleasant than hav-
ing to face in this practice his own deci-
sions when the interest of his clients were
in opposition thereto. He will be
found TO be a valuable acquisition to the
legal talent of the city in which he makes
his home.