Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-24
CITY aLoBu1Es.
seiberss club meets on Wednesday, at Music

/ Se1berts club meets on Wednesday, at Music
/ hall.
The sale of pictures last night by Mr.. B.
Scott was quite successful.
Boat club promenade concert and ball. at
Music hall, Tuesday evening.
An amateur entertainment with the Masses
Banning is arranged for December 10th.
Miss n. Derwine attended ball about five
weeks ago. She caught cold and now is dead
| and buried.
1t Is contemplated giving Saturday matinees
| IN connection with the Musical society's con-
| certs this season.
Emerson, with his big Four are billed for
Saturday next and the following Monday, at
! the Opera house,
On Friday. the 29th inst, the first of the
Library course of entertainments will be given
at the Opera house.
On Thursday everybody will be happy except
| ing turkeys-and they ought to be for they will
be dressed to perfection.
| A Musical union has been formed. with W. IT,.
Anderson, president. It already numbers fftv
members, and will no doubt prove great suo-
| cess.
ranging for the appearance of frst-class Eng
! week.
Z. T. hayanagh, commission auctioneer has
been chosen to make the great sale of lar DIS at
the capitol, beginning on Wednesday of this
week.
well known dentist not hundred miles
from Bridge Square, thinks he would like a lit
tie OF the spice of life" in the shape of mat
rimony.
ABOUT 3,O0O,OOO feet of pine, on school lands.
upon the Upper Mississippi, liable to damage,
was rs sold Yesterday; prices ranged from s1OO to
$l.5O per thousand. Nv "
Edward L. Hersey, iof Saltwater, was mar
RED at Chicago on the Goth, by Rev. David
owlng, to Miss Mary Louisa Merrill, daughter
OF benjamin Merrill, of Chicago.
There will be special union services IN
Thanksgiving day at First Baptist church and
House OF Hope church. At the former Dr
Conn will preach and at the latter Dr.. Dana
Will deliver Characteristic address.
The city treasurer received, Yesterday $40
2i6.45 worth of cancelled city coupons from the
clty's financial agent in New York. Thus does
the clty Oihcers, with a total tax of only ~
mills, reduce the city s indebtedness. month hy
month. ~
AT the proposed Musical Society's matinee
concerts, q new soprano will make her debit
sllss BERTHE Davidson. She is endowed with a
| fresh voice OF remarkable power and cnna;dara
pie compass. She also possesses not little
hlstrlonic talent.
olncer casey, yesterday, recovered an over
coat stolen from Jacob Petersen Thursday
nlght, at the international saloon on Seyentb
sCIeeC. AS usuai, the property was found in a.
saloon; 1T had been pawned for drink. II is
really ABOUT time some saloon-keeper was made
ah example, Tor receiving valuable property in
p@yniens for ~ cent. drink OF vile whisky.
man, by the name of Lawrence, from Man
kaeo' was asking assistance at police head
quarters, yesterday. This time it was son
VINO wa, was lost. The boy is about l6 years old,
cause, Friday night. The father cannot &C
count Tor his sons conduct in going away. He
is very anxious about him, and wants to re-
cover him, only father can. who has a
| prodigal.
Ihere was hog case up in tho municipal
COURT yesterday. 1t was a dead hog the trial
happened about. Being a hog case, even
Lnough DEAD hog there was ssquealine'' in it,
Louis Demore charged Michael Nash with SELL
| ing to him very much dead swine-this after
ne had contracted with said Nash for a lately
| slaughtered grunter. The case was partially
tried but the final squeak will not be squeezed
| out until tomorrow,
AT the meeting of the directors of the Libra
| ry Association, held last evening, it was de-
| o!dea to continue the canvass for the sale of
TICKETS to the course of entertainments till to-
morrow Tickets can still be obtained of any
| OF the directors until Monday evening, and it
| Is hoped that our citizens will show their in
terest In SO deserving institution as the St.
Paul Library by purchase of them, and that
| taken.
| There's many slip twixt cup and lip" Yes
| terday, the county clerk drew up the necessary
papers for Oliver Pettier and Clarice
Lerouse. Then Oliver was REQUESTED to hold
| up his right hand and declare how old he was,
now Old she was, etc. He declined And then
the heretofore spotless pages of the marriage
| register were cris-crossed with ugly red lines of
cancellation. Thus by the want of little iu-
| dlc1ous swearing the clerk lost $1.5O; Oliver
| iosD C'arlce' and clean white page was spoilt.
| he believed he had special call to be a
policeman. Said his name was Jordan. and he
came from Bismack. He was boiler-maker by
trade, but Jordan had found that hard road
| to travel. He waited several hours around the
ponce station to see the chief. The chief came
in, and the tall stranger asked for a private in.
tervleW. The chief gave it; tall stranger sat
down, and then took off his hat-he was 40
tall he couldn't reach it standing up. The
| chief took a look at him. several looks, section
| by section, and told him he didn't have a va
! cancy big enough for him to Fill. He had on
nand only one place large enough for him to
| MI, and even that would be a tight fit-besides
Capt. Clark filled it. Jordan looks like knife
| blade on tee shut up when he stoops through
an eight foot door.
U. S. Commissioner Cardozo disposed of a
case yesterday, which may be termed an off
shot of the Beach Hamilton murder. Tt will
| be remembered that Tom McDermott. in whose
saloon the shooting happened, was arraigned
for keeping saloon without United States
license. He produced one, which he had form
| erly used in Hamilton, Scott county, Never
theless he was held in 1900 The case yester-
day was that of John Furlong, of Hamilton.
he had bought McDermott out in Hamilton.
or at least was running saloon in the same
place formerly occupied by McDermott. He
claimed to be acting under the same license
shown up by McDermott. As the United States
gives one license for each saloon, Furlong was
! held to answer before the grand Jury at the
next term of the United States districts conrt
In bonds of $500. He furnished sureties.
| Poetry ana Song.
! No work of the late VIM. Cullen BRYANT will
live after him so long IA the tsT ,ihrary nc po.