Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-26
A51NNEAPOLIs GLoBELETs.


There are DO female prisoners now in
The county jail.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated &8O,95o.
TIE Mastodons at the Pence are still the
drawing attraction Of the week.
George n. Morgan Post, q. A. R., will
meet ct the armo1y this evening for mus
ter.
The Boston restaurant is open day and
night for the accommodation of its
patrons.
The ball of the Ames Zouayes occurs in
Turner hall this evening, for the benefit of
the rifle fund.
The lumbermen are completing their
arrangements for the winters campaign
in the pineries.
It seems that al the Journals hotel
schemes are short lived; "sure to fade and
die" as it were.
-Four vags we're before his honor yester
Gay, but were discharged, the cheapest way
to get rid Of them.
The insurance investigation will be re-
sume1 at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the city council chambers.
It is said that the new block to be erect
cd on First avenue south and Fourth street
will be seven stories high.
At the meeting of L. p. Plummer Post
GA R. in B. F. Coles Office last night ten
new members were mustered in.
The Scandinavian Republicans will hold
q mass meeting at Peterson's hall, south
Washington avenue this evening.
They say Bill Washburn made speech
before the Republican com mittee. The
committee should be commisserated.
Joseph W. Molyneaux, of Ohio,and VIM.
B. Clark, of Wisconsin, were admitted to
The bar yesterday in the district court.
Licenses to wed were granted yesterday
to Nels Anderson and Annie L. Bergsoen,
John a. Nilsson and Annie NJ. Magunson.
A. Berg reports tbs larceny of $40
overcoat, stolen from his room in board
ing house on Second street Wednesday
evening.
At The Grand last night ferguson the
Dude" opened his season for the balance
Of the week, to an audience which certain
II did deal of laughing.
Tomorrow morning Engineer Waters
will set his new ten million gallon capacity
pump into operation, pumping winter from
the we'll to the patrons of the system.
The Brott & Walker machine, for the
manufacture of fuel from sawdnst and
peat, works satisfactorily, and in the
spring stock company will be organized.
Dora Howard, demi monde mistress,
paid her monthly assessment into the
police court, amounting to $3.50, while
the six "boarders," as they are denomi-
mated, each paid $3.50. One-third of this
total goes to the sisterhood of Bethany,
while the balance will enhance the city
exchequer.
Billy Ryan is victim of i'll fortune. He
just served thirty days sentence at the
county Jail for vegrancy, and had not
breathed free Minnesota air but a few
hours before he was discovered Keeling up
4 sidewalk, jolly drunk. He was arrested
and yesterday Judge Bailey gave him an
other ten days sentence.
A drunken woman who was in company
with two inebriated buns was arrested last
night. The trio wera found Keeling up the
street. One man had his arm around the
woman's waist, while the other vas cling
ing to her neck; a disgusting sight. Of
fcer Kennedy cared for them.
F.B. fancy treated his wife most cruelty
and was arrested. In the municipal court
yesterday he was charged with disorderly
conduct. He was fined S. and costs, but
the devoted wife pleaded his cause, and
upon her promise tina: the man would be-
have in an orderly manner in the future
the court suspended sentence.
The st. Elizabeth church fair now be-
ing held at Market hall, was well attended
last evening. This evening and Saturday
evening it is expected the ball will be full
to overlooking, to aid the enterprising and
energetic pastor, Father Jeram, who de-
serves encouragement for the good work
he has accomplished while In the city.
At largely attended meeting held at the
Nicollet house psrlors last evening, the
scheme that is beng canvassed Of securing
a base ball team here for next season, was
discussed at length and encouraging re-
norris were made by Mr.. Tuttle as to his
success in raising the $4,000 necessary.
A committee of six, consisting Of the fol
lowing gentlemen, was appointed to visit