St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-01

summer must register to-day or they cannot
vote.
The A. o. H.society had bah in Window
hall last night.
The Republicans viii have their last rally
in Armory hall this evening.
The first and only 99c photograph gallery
just opened on NieoIlet island
The Democratic rally in Market ball this
evening viii be grand affair.
A teachers meeting viii be held in the
high school building this morning.
The Minneapolis academy gave its third
piano concert in Curtis hall last night.
The First Spiritual society win hold pub
lie soiree at Malcom's hall this evening.
This is All Saints day and services will be
held in ST. Marks Episcopal church at $3.50
a.. m,
Haberbier's restaurant gives the best
dinner for the money. The cook cannot
be excelled.
James Merrigan was yesterday sent up for
| fifteen days for stealing pair of pants from
II. Edelman.
Arrangements have been made for receiv-
| ing election returns at the West hotel on
Tuesday evening.
The members of Westminster church ten
dered Rev. R. Sample happy reception in
the church parlors last evening.
The French Democrats held a largely at
tended and successful meeting in their hall,
209 Bridge square, last night
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will next year build
theatre in New York on a site opposite the
Brunswick and Fifth Avenue hotels.
The ticket brokers held a meeting yester-
day at the Nicollet house, and it was agreed
| that the brokers should divide equally the
profits with their customers.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett viii play hundred
nights in Australia, beginning at Melbourne
June LIST, and then jumps to London, Eng,
TO play second engagement at the Lyeeum
theatre.
Judge Young yesterday granted Elmira
o'Reagan divorce from her husband John
| O'Reagan upon the ground of cruelty and
neglect. The parties were married at ST.
Paul, Feb, 81, 1Sse.
A fire broke out in the foundry Of the
Herzog Manufacturing company building,
!
street, about midnight. The flames were
speedily extinguished. The damage is
$500.
Mr.. Hector Baxter viii meet the Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific circle of the
Young Mems Christian association thi:
evening, at S:l5 O'Clock. at the Central
rooms, Syndicate block. Young men are
cordially invited to join this circle.
At the annual sale of school lands yester
day, Auditor Mcdonald sold forty acres in
section 16, town lis, rrnge "a, 10 Albert
stottoson for $500. This leaves only three
quarter sections left of the school lands TO be
disposed of.
Christian ]. Damn and Frederike ". A.
Harden, Michael II. Cassidy and Mary Z.
Ellis, Mike Ofsak and Fannie Merrick, Ole
Cogne and Julia P. Anderson, Pile Klaus
man and Christine Reum, Leroy L. Sanford
ana Dora L. Richardson, yesterday obtained
marriage linenses-
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will shortly produce
three plays, viz; The Blot Upon the Escut-
cheon, by Robert Browning; a drama by
Chas. Osborne, founded on the Life and
Death of the Archbishop Of Canterbury
''Becket'', and play illustrative of Puritan
Rule in New England.
Richard Clark was before his honor yester.
day, charged with malicious destruction oil
property, in that he set fire 10 a car load o.
wheat, the property of Z. A. Pillsbury 81 Co
The case was continued until November 5th
and in default of bonds in $500 the defend
ant was remanded TO custody.
Prof. Birdsail's new music lesson card packe
contains ten cards representing many scales
in the piano from ''C'' up, and gives a reason
for the use of black keys. Every beginner OF
H. -rin.. Ill =.