Daily globe., 1883-11-04
CIFE GL0RULEs.
A $500 back pension wes received at the
adinfsYt Generals office vas+erdsv

a $500 back pension wes received at the
adjutaut generals Office yesterday.
The plat commission met yesterday and
appaved the plan of McNanigais & Var
nsg's addition 10 S. Paul.
Az authenticated copy of the last VIII
and testament Of the late Ossian E. Dodge
was lied with the probate court yester-
day.
drs. Budde swore out warrant yester-
kay for The arrest of Edward Sass and q
gir. named frankie Waldern on the charge
OF disOrderIy conduct.
On motion Of Il. H Horton, ESQ, in
the district court yesterday. Martin Bur
rows, Esq, was admitted to practice il the
courts OF Minnesota.
al about 10 O'clock last night, there was
quite rush on the part of the colored
men TO get their last voter On the regis
tration list of the first precinct OF the Sec
ond ward.
Lewis Rollings, Frenchman, and Andy
Apgstrom, Swede, got into drunken
street altercation near the Fourth street
tunnel early this morning and will spend
quiet Sabbath at the city hall.
Fully fifty loads of hay and straw were
waiting buyers on Exchange and Fifth
streets yesterday noon, the former be-
ing held at from $40 to $12 per ton, and
the latter from $3 to So per load.
Naturalization was quite brisk at the su-
preme and district clerks offices the past
week. Clerk Nichols had madethe papers
for GOO at 10 O'clock last evening, and
Clerk Bell for $50, making total in the
county of 1880.
w. B. Bend, president, and George
Witch, secretary filed amended articles of
incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday Of the St. Paul Armory assecia
tion making its directorship number
twelve instead of nine.
Plymouth society is now to take up the
question of the enlargement of their
church and chapel The question of the
method of doing this, and also of means
TO be provided will be considered at the
annual meeting in January.
Louis Gustman, of Redwood county,
was before United States Commissioner
Cardoza yesterday on the charge of selling
liquors without the special license. He
gave bail il the sum of 5000 for his ap-
pearance at the next term of court.
The Woodland Park Baptist society hold
their services at 3 o'clock p. n. in the
Dayton avenue Presbyterian church
Prea ching by their pastor Dr. HC. Woods,
late of the First Baptist church of Mime
apolis. Sunday school at :45 p. m.
In the first precinct OF the Third ward
the total registration reached 677 at 8
O'Clock last evening and probably went up
to plump 700 before 10 o'clock. Ia the
first precinct of the Second ward at 10
O'Clock the total registration stood at 9O4
at late hour Friday night a horse at.
taohed to buggy and belonging to Mr.
+. Ii. Greedy, plunged over the embank-
ment at the Westminster street crossing
and broke couple of his legs Fortuna
tely no one was in the buggy at the time
of the accident.
A chap made quite hurrah at the city
hall registration table last night, because
he could not persuade the judges of cleo
tion 10 put down his name as voter, al
though his family residence was in Ger
many, whore his family resided on account
of property reasons"
The jury IN the case of NJ. D. Smith Va.
Thorkiel Wilson, in which Smith brought
civil process to recover 1896 stolen from
his belt while gIest at the late American
house, of which Wilson was proprietor,
brought IN verdict yesterday for the full
amount claimed by the plaintiff.
r. A. Motley has leased the Pfeifer
block store corner of Wabashaw and
Eighth streets, which is being remodled
Tor his occupancy, aud having Windows
aud door cat through the stone wall on
Eighth street, and will occupy the same
as q Vienna bakery aud restaurant, Nov.
10Th.
\ vell-to do Winnipeg cattle drover was
picked up by the police in an inebriated
condition for the first lodger on the citv
hall register last night, ana before ne was
PGt TO bed was somewhat irritsted AT the
non ubiquitous landlord =. the station he
cause he would not set mp another keg of
beer on his order
The boys who deliver the alleged paper
published by the sanity Nettleton have
devised new scheme to make up for their
lack of salary. Ii consists of steaIinr the
DAuY GLoBE from the houses where the
latter is deposited. snd no later than yes
terday morning one OF these rascals was
caught IN the act OF stealing the papers
from the place of Henry 0sleman, who set
trap for him.
The last oficiel crop report of the ses-
son, end very interesting one. appears in
another column. B. it it is shown thst
according to the amount of straw there
has been this year the lsrgest yield Of
wheat ever known in the state, and one
which has put previous estimates of what
will the harvest be" entirely at fault. No
body's wheat WAS frozen TO desth either.
I'D the yield turns out to be A No. l.
Attorney General Hahn gave an opinion
yesterday that the special school district
of Jackson, in Jackson county, not having