Daily globe., 1883-10-31
CITY CLOBULEs.

In The frst precinct of the second ward
1S5 voters registered yesterday.
"I5eaP' rehearsal at Armory hall on
West Sixth street, at Z 80 this evening.
The registry of voters in Fthe several
wards of the city was quite brisk yester-
day.
An even 100 persons took cut their nat
urahzetion papers at the district clerks
Office yesterday.
Special Policeman Charles Hofzaard, a
new aPpointee, went On duty last night on
University avenue.
IL he first precinct of The First ward
2l7 usmes were added TO the registered
list of voters. bringing the total number
on the list to 800.
The temperance meeting to have been
held in the old court house last evening,
was postponed, there being no gas light to
be had, the meter having been removed.
Margaret Coney and John Golden we're
fouud to be in at an examination before
the Probate Court yesterday, and will be
taken to tie hospital at st. Peter to-day.
Voters in the several wards will have to
register on Friday and Saturday of this
week between the hours of II a. IN. and 8
p. m, or lose their chance to vote next
Tuesday.
W. Il. Peel was found drunk and disor-
derly in a saloon yesterday, by Officer
SchelFer, and was taken to the cooler. He
insisted that his name was Peel, and that
be was a "peeler." He will be investi-
gated this morning.
valuable horse blanket was found on
St. Peter street last Saturday afternoon,
supposed to belong to some one of the
carriages in the funeral procession The
owner can have it by applying at stall %,
Market building, and proving property.
VIM. Terrence fled a suit with the dis
frict court yesterday for a judgment of
$1,O4O against the Mile Lacs Lumber com
pany, claimed as one-ffth of the profits
due him besides his salary while acting as
civrk and manager of the company's store
at Oak City.
Miss Marie Geist will give at her con-
serva.ory of music, 127 West Third street,
tomorrow (Thursday) evening . soiree
InusicaIe. She will be assisted by Mr.. G.
Sues, bat most of the selections will be
given by her pupils. Miss Katie Geist
will assist ia trio for piano, violin and
cello.
Two fellows got into adihiculty on Jack
son street last evening, and one threw a
stone at the osher which missed its object
and went through window, breaking two
hundred dollar pane OF glass. The one
who threw the rock got away, and the one
that was arrested does not know his assail-
ants name.
A. c. Mathews took action in the su-
preme court yesterday to compel B. F.
Webber, judge of the Ninth judicial dis
trict, to deliver certain papers in the court
below TO the higher court, in reference to
claimed election by Matthews as district
clerk of Lyon county, and his demand
was sustained by the justices.
The ladies of the Catholic Orphans fair
we're very busy yesterday in cleaning up
the debris and removing the decora-
tions which made the hall SO attractive
during the gala fair week. They express
themselves as we'll satisfied with the weeks
labor. The financial results greatly ex-
ceeded their m ost sangulne expectations.
Hubbard "pasters" are being sent out in
large numbers to Scaadinavians in all sec
tions of the state who it is supposed are
faithful to the party. They are accom-
panied by an urgent appeal from the Re-
publican state central committee to see
that they are properly used, with view of
reducing Biermann's majority,
Margaret Conay, adjudged insane by
the probate court yesterday, is fine look
ing miss of fourteen years of age. She
was brought before the court ten days ago
to determine her sanity, but it was not
possible to come to an opinion then. Yes
teIday, however, the signs were unmis-
taxable, though it is thought her disease
will not prove more than temporary.
arlIillie, a young Norsk from Chica-
90 love- @ fair maid named Mary Olson,
of that city, not only wisely but too we'll;
and as Mary wanted liege lord to father
her unborn child she followed Carl to st.
Paul, caused his arrest, and before Judge
Rurr, yesterday, the twain were made one.
Jerk Fairchild, as usual, in his most urr
bane manner, officiating as best man.
The loving couple agreed to live happily
together in the future, and smilingly de-
parted.
Board of Public Works.
The board held q special meeting yester-