St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02


The day was not productive of newsy events.
The st. James hotel is now running again.
The Minneapolis Press club meets at $50 to-
day.
alton to-day.
The city council will hold regular meeting
Wednesday night
The fire department OF this city became q full
paid organization yesterday.
The registration this time exceeds any former
registration by many thousands.
VIM. Geo. Holns was yesterday admitted to
practice from the bar of Colorado.
The day and light forces of the police depart
ment exchanged watches yesterday.
During the past week about 1000 foreigners
became naturalized in the district court.
Leander Richardson, of the New York Jour-
ndtiSt, will lecture in this city on November H.
Huberbiers Cafe at EOS Nicollet, gives the
best meal or lunch for the least money in the
city.
1t was the Robert Emmett Literary association
which had the ball in Windam hall on Friday
night.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will hold q
regular meeting this evening in Catholic Associ-
alton hall.
The second precinct of the Sixth ward has
registered 1,S42 names, 22s of which registered
yesterday.
The east siders will rally tomorrow night, that
is, the Democratic east siders, and it will be in
Turner hall.
There are a number of rumors aHoat OF de-
cidedy sensational nature, and will develop
probably in a few days.
In consequence of the election the Philhar-
monte rehearsal announced for tomorrow was
postponed for week
Yesterday afternoon while at the postoffice a
schooma'am got her portmonie containing $40
stolen from her pocket.
Rev. ID. Morgan will address the Eighth ward
Prohibition club at Chestnut hall at 80 this
Sunday afternoon.
Sixteen warranty deeds were recorded with
register of deeds, the considerations of which
amounted to SiG,sO7.
Felix McNamee, Kerya Goldblum and Harry
Jacobs were admitted to full citizenship in the
district court yesterday
AT 2:3O o'clock on Thursday afternoon the
Hahnemann ward association holds its annual
meeting at the parlors of the Church of the Re-
deemer.
Last Friday night raid was made by burglars
upon the residence of Mr.. wallihaw, Of the
Northwest em MiLeHbut fortunately they OBJ
tanned no booty.
G. w. Smith, superintendent of schools for
Hennepin county, is arranging for a teacher S
excursion to the New Orleans exposition during
Christmas holidays.
Aid. Glenn, who has been confined to his home
for several weeks with Illness, was much better
yesterday, and his friends hope to see him out
again in few days.
The First ward Democratic club will hold a
mass meeting on Monday evening at 1880, at
Keller's store, Adams street northeast. Good
speakers will be in attendance.
The committee on claims of the county COM
missioners met yesterday morningat the auditors
office to pass on bills to be presented at the
commissioners meeting Monday.
small fire occurred yesterday on Twelfth
avenue north near Eighth street. The depart
ment readily responded and extinguished the
blaze before any damage done.
plat of W. II. Johnson's subdivision OF frac-
tional lots II and IL, block 20, Murphy's addi-
ton, was yesterday fled with the register of
deeds. The addition lies Riverside avenue
near Twenty second avenue south.
Six hundred and seventy war; anty deeds, 11e
quit claims, SIS mortgage deeds, and fifteen
piats were filed with the register of deeds during
100000
quit claims, 4G1 mortgages and seven plats
Francisco Da Rimini'' ran nine week at wal.
lock Star theater, New York. 1t is from the
pen of Hon. Geo. Il. Baker, a whilom United
States minister to Turkey, and now president OF
The Union League club, Philadelphia.
y Superintendent of Schools c. H. Smith, is
making an effort to organize school teachers
excursion TO the New Orleans exposition, TO take
place during the winter vacation The more
going the cheaper will be the rates TO be secured
over the railroads.
The chairmen of the various political county
committees have issued an address to the Judges
ndclerks of election, directing their attention
and recommending strict adherence to the Law
bearing on the canvassing of votes cast at the
coming election in this city,
Detectives Gleason and Quinlan did a good
lays work yesterday. They have good reason
20 believe that they have corralled the three mer
who shot John Hamstadt and they caught .
horse thief and highwayman besides. The
horse thief is from Hastings, where he stole Z
worse ~Rd buggy and brought them to Mime