St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-28
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Don't fail to Register to-day between the
hours of O'Clock a. m and 9 O'Clock p. II.
Pfeifer's hall tonight will be ssthe scene of
grand ball given by the Polish citizens OF
st. Paul.
Sheriff O'Gorman took Dick Wilkins and
Edward Hines over to Saltwater TO work yes
terday.
Peter Weber painted East Seventh street
red last evening, and was landed in the city
hall to cool off.
The chess club meets tonight, No. 1926
Wabashaw, room 10. Strangers and visitors
re made welcome.
The case of Sarah A. Tompkins against
Thomas Buchanan in the United States cir
ut court has been dismissed.
The West Publishing company donated
rolumes one and two of Dorty on taxation
the state library yesterday.
The. st. Paul Leiderkranz society gave an
movable ball at Pfeifer hall last evening,
With STEMS orchestra for music.
Deputy United States Marshal Reichow
placed B. H. Sosense in the county Jail yes
erday for selling whisky to Indians.
NaIuTaIlZdllOH
n quantities at the Office of the clerk OF the
,upreme court at the state capitol nova
lays.
The second annual ball of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis s. Manitoba railway employees
yiII be held at Turner hall On Monday even
ng, Nov. 9.
Clerk Spencer, of the United States dis
riot court, was taking testimony yesterday in
lle case of j. J. Hill against the Chicago q
Evanston Railroad company.
John Yoman, residing in East Minneapo-
lis. reported to Chief Clark yesterday that
burglars had broken into his house on Sun
dav and stolen his wife's diamonds worth;
$500.
Teachers institutes at Herman for Grant
county, at New Ulm for Brown county and
II Madelin for Matonwon county commence
yesterday which closes the institute cam :
paign for 1884.
". Il Case the Northern Pacific railway
ticket en- bezzler was admitted to bail in the
district court yesterday in the sum OF 81, 500
with VIM. Dawson and Albert Scheffer as
surctics.
Z st. Paul back pensioa claim of S76, a
DEM Rice county claim of $72, an Alden
claim OF 81, 100 and an Auburn claim OF
s. 920 we're received at the adJutant gen.
eraps Office yesterday.
The county auditor passed in to the county
treasurer yesterday the proceeds OF what is
called the October settlement, embracing a
period from June / 10 October 1, fol
distribution to the several funds entitled
to il.
meeting of the French Republican club
will be held at the rooms of the club, over the
Office OF the Express company, Fourth and
WabasI&w streets, this evening. The or
ganization will be completed and genera
meeting arranged for.
Mr.. Kavanagh succeeded yesterday, not
withstanding the extreme cold weather, II
getting out large attendance to the sale IL
Stinson's addition. Fifty lots were disposed
of, ranging in price from 1865 to $50. Tit
balance of the 100 lots will be closed on
within the next two weeks.
There was a party over at Mrs. Leeth'
dance hall in the Sixth ward Saturday nigh
and among the guests was James Seaman
an old school mate of the lady named. Afte
the lager had quit flowing and the dancing
was done James left the premises, and it i
claimed that about forty-two dollars of Mrs
Leeth's money stuck to him. At any rat
the money was missed and James wa
arrested by Officer Meyer yesterday on tn
charge of stealing it. He will have hear
ing to-day.