St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-16
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Yesterday was perfect autumnal day.
Four children turned up lost in the city
yesterday.
The French Republican club will meet to-
night at No. $50 Jackson street.
The fire department filed up the cistern at
the corner of Josette and Carroll steeets yes
terday.
There will be gospel temperance union
meeting at the Jackson Street NJ. E. church,
this evening at 7:30.
A zinc air pipe is being put into the clerk
cs the supreme courts office in the state
capital to give it ventilation,
Every body was talking about the Ohio
election yesterday, but it did not seem to be
regarded as much of shower.
A lawn tennis tournament takes place
next Saturday afternoon and the grounds of
the st. Paul club, Dayton avenue.
W. w. Prendergast, of St. Paul, delivered
lecture last evening before the session of
the Teachers institute at Pennington.
The state library received volume sixty
nine, supreme court reports of Michigan and
the appendix to the house journal of Canada
yesterday.
IL. C. Miller, confined in jail for the past
four months by the United States authorities
for selling whisky to Indians, was ordered
released by the United States district court
yesterday.
The Minneapolis and St. Paul bicycle clubs
are to give an exhibition at the roller skat-
ing rink on Jackson street next Friday even
ing. Not less than thirty or forty wheels will
be present.
The sale of property for delinquent as
sessments for improvements in all parts OF
the city took place at the city treasurers
Office Yesterday forenoon. The sum OF
$50, 900 was realized from the sale.
Mr. Chas. 3. Pottgeiser the brilliant young
musician. will open a music parlor for in
struction on the piano next Monday, at No.
81, Wabashaw street. The enterprise will
no doubt be generously encouraged.
The third annual ball of the Yardmaster S
Mutual Beneficial association, under the aus
piccs OF Itaska Division No. p, will take
place at Pfcifer's hall on Monday evening,
the Bird OF November.
The county commissioners having got the
Job into their own hands. renewed laying
the granite walk between Wabashaw and
Cedar on Fifth streets yesterday inside the
regulation width 10 save tearing down the
Jail yard and court house walls.
A meeting of Democrats takes place this
evening at the city hall, to make arrange
ments to attend the Democratic mass meet
tag at Hudson, Wis, to hear Col. Villas and
other noted campaign speakers.
The exhibition OF Sitting Bulbs celebrated
eIks on East Seventh street, is attracting
hundreds of citizens daily. One pair of the
eiks are said to trot two minute gait, and
st is understood that race is being ar
ranged.
Charles Parker and Edward Mason, the ju-
venile bank robbers were arraigned to plead
TO the Indictment found against them by the
grand jury, before Judge Brill, yesterday,
but on intcrcession Of their attorneys the
pleading was postponed until Saturday.
There will be a meeting of the Woman s
Christian Temperance union this afternoon
at o'clock, the hour has been changed
from O'clock in the parlor Of the Y. N.
c. A. Also the''Gospel Temperance union''
meets at the Jackson Street Methodist church
this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
At the First Methodist church, at 10 sc
O'Clock yesterday morning, Rev. DR.. S. G.
Smith united Robert Agnew, of Belfast, Ire
land, and Miss Maggie Agnew. of this city.
in the bonds Of matrimony. The ceremony
was followed by wedding dinner at the res
idence of ex-Gov. Davis. the bride being
younger sister of Mrs. Davis.
The gallant Democracy of the Fourth ward
have meeting tonight (Thursday, Oct. 16)
at Gelderman's, corner of University and
Harrington avenues. Hon. o. C. Merriman
Hon. p. II. Kelley, Hon. J. B. Brisbin viii
be among the speakers, and an address viii
be made in German. A general and cordial
invitation is given to the citizens of the
ward and city TO attend.
The Jury hearings in the district court
calendar are fully up to the time set for their
hearing at the present general term. 1t is
expected that the case of the state of Mime
sofa VS.. Francis jackson ct al. will be taker
up to-day. The state brings the action
against Messrs. jackson and Butler resid
ing near Brainerd for cutting wood off o
school lands. The amount Of wood cut was
about 5000 WORTH the damages were placed
by the state tribe that amount.
The Summit park electric mast was lighted
4'ssV a Nv AO thN hl llu4Ss duN carly III lut
evening quite congregation of peopl,
gathered in the park and upon adjoining
streets, to witness the effect. The location
of the mast upon the eminence at the head
of West Third street hill, being the junction
OF Dayton, Summit and Nelson avenues,
and Josette street, renders the light of the
six powerful lamps one Of the greatest bene-
fits that may be bestowed upon that portion
OF the city. 1t is an improvement worthy
of the name.
Mr.. Magee and Mr. Heron have returned
from the Yellowstone park, and have brought
to ST. Paul number of horses. Among
them is bucking horse. Saturday. after.
noon n free exhibition will be given out on
the prairie near that part of University ave
nue. where the Gentlemeu's Driving track
has been fenced off. This bucking horse
will be ridden by Mir. Charles Chadburn. and
an exhibition will also be given of throwing
the lasso be sides some other feats that will
entertain all who go out.
WHITE BEAVER, CDR. Frank PoyellO
After Noyomber LIST, Dr. Powell will be in st
Paul every Thursday, Friday AMI Saturday. OF
ice, Fourth and Cedar streets.