Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-29
TO-DAY's WEATHER.

TO-DAY's WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %, l q. m.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi valley,
fair weather, northeast winds, stationary
with lower barometer and temperature.
CITY GLOBULES.
The unusual weather which preceded
the cyclone was visibly felt as far north as
Fergus Falls.
The committee on fire department, of
the city council, viii meet at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the city hall.
Gov. Hubbard's subscription paper for
the cyclone sufferers, at the state capitol,
reached the sum OF $500 yesterday.
The governor received 5000 from Litch-
field village and $G5.25 from Waconia for
the cyclone sufferers fund, yesterday.
Aspeoial meeting Of the board Of educa-
ton will be held this evening to arrange
for the Willard reception on Monday.
The fish commissioners are expecting
more carp from Washington in few days.
In the mean time they are distributing
fish in every quarter.
An order was filed by Judge Simons
yesterday discharging the order to show
cause in the case of Margaret Gundorf
against Anton Roersler.
A special meeting of the board of edu-
cation will be held at o'clock this even
ing, to take action with reference to the
Willard demonstration.
The members of Society Union Fran
caise are called to make arrangements for
the Northern Pacific celebration. The
time is 7:3O next Friday evening,
Thos. Brennan. ex-secretary of the land
league of Ireland, now in exile, will arrive
in st. Paul on the 18th of September and
he is billed to deliver twelve lectures in
this state.
Mr.. John D Remalley sold two lots in
his addition to White Bear to DR.. J. H.
Bryant yesterday for $500 each. DR..
Bryant viii erect a fine residence upon
them next year.
Seventh street bridge was closed to
travel yesterday afternoon and the work Of
constructing the new yiaduct will be com
menced as once. A large force OF work
men have been detailed to put Fourth
street in good repair.
The viii of Mark [. Reeves, Of Wayne
county, IND, was fled in the probate oourt
yesterday afternoon. The deceased leaves
property IN this city valuad al over SO,
O00, and his effects, real and personal, n
Indiana, are valued at $2,000,009.
TIE prize shooting al The WabashaE
street shooting gallery was concluded OF
Monday evening, Mr.. Il. L. Schnitzler
with Miller Pros, winning the prize O.
500. Capt. Z. S. Bean was a tie. but il
the shoot-of was beaten by one point.
After the meeting of the reception com
mittee at city hall yesterday there was
scramble for hats, in the course of which
some one took the cady belonging to Capt
OConnor, leaving one much too small TO
the latter's head in its stead. The captain
complains that it was not the fall style O
hat either.
Acting Chief Hildebrand, of the fire de-
partment, announces that the apparatus i
in fine condition to participate IN the pa
rade next Monday. SIX extra teams ant
five saddle horses have been engaged, ant
ore man has been detailed to remain in tn
engine houses during the procession, to re
port in case of a fire.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. James Ahern
deputy clerk of the district court, received
atelegram from Jim Mace,lthe celebrates
athlete, requesting him to engage Marke
hall for next Monday evening, at which
time an exhibition will be given. It i
the intention to give combination enter
tainment, consisting of sparring, boxing
fencing and other exercises.
Mrs. Mary Tenker swore out a warran
yesterday for the arrest of S. Hatfield OF
the charge of larceny. She claims tina
she had up for rattle gold watch wortI
$40, and that she entered HatfeId's salool
for the purpose of selling him a ticket
She handed him the watch to look at an(
he refused to give it back to her. TIL,
funny story will be investigated.
Company D came marching home from
Minneapolis last night about six o'clock
with heads up, colors flying and the
whole band playing. It was great day
for company D when the members bearded
the lion in his den and carried the five
hundred dollar prize away from Mime
apolis company in a Minneapolis town
Superiority will tell, even in the rura
districts.
United States Marshal DEWEY, returned
to the city yesterday from zunbrota hav-
ing in custody Frederick Moot, arrested OF
the charge of counterfeiting. Moot was
a confederate Of John Carr, who was ar
rested last Saturday, and when appre-
hended he had in his possession twenty -siz
spurious silver dollars. Three dies were
also captured and the men are supposed
to belong to gang who have been ''work-
ing" the west. The hearing will take
place tomorrow.
A little woman, with burrows of care in
her pale and supken cheeks, came into the