Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-21
CITY GLoBULEs.
Wasn't it An Englishman who painted
sign for the Golden Air restaurant?


sign for the Golden Air restaurant?
Tremaine continues to interest the public
with his 'sun pictures' Of many lands. The
people seem never to tire Of them.
The Establishment society have fixed the
benches for convenience of loungers on the
bluff at the head Of Washington street.
Thecornice of the Pfeifer block is undergo
ing course of painting to obiterate the mark
ings of the fire to which it was subject some
weeks ago.
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
fled yesterday in the United States district
court by the creditors of John B. Gowen, of
Warsaw, Rice county.
The call of the criminal calendar of the cur
rent term of the district court will commence
to-day, the first to be heard being the Jennie
Clark (Green) larceny case.
For this he languisheth. Thomas Quinn lar
ripped his wife yesterday, for which he was
locked up, and will have to interview Judge
Flint therefor this morning.
Attorneys and clients will observe that the
call Of the court cases of the current general
term will be commenced at 10 A. NJ. to-day in
the chambers by Judge Brill.
Is it not time that something was done to
stop the nuisance growing greater every day of
unruly boys loafng about the streets, throwing
stones and insulting every one who passes?
Haverley's New Orleans MINISTRIES are billed
for an entertainment at the Opera House on
Saturday evening. The company embraces
many of the old-time favorites in burnt cork.
four oar crew of the boat club took spin
up stream last evening and returned with a
very even, regular stroke. There is marked
improvement from their first appearance this
| season.
There were many prairie schooners passed
through the city again to-day. One party with
five wagons, on the road for the Red River val
ley, had with them 20 head of cattle-cows and
young stock
Ashooting match took place yesterday at the
| stock yards, between Frank Hankey, Jr. and
Mr.. Goodall, of Helena, Montana, for a valua-
BILE thoroughbred Scotch cally pup. The Mon.
tanian carried off the prize.
The meeting of those interested in the proper
celebration of Decoration Day, announced for
yesterday afternoon, did not take place. There
was only bob-tail flush on hand. three ex-
soldiers, the janitor of the building and a
GLOBE reporter.
letter from R. 8. Dlngess, manager OF
Forepaugh's great menagerie and circus, in.
forms the GLOBE that his great aggregation OF
wonders, &C.. &C., ad li6., will visit st. Pau
very early this summer. Mr. Dingess is sure
he has the best show on wheels
The Rev. DR.. Dana's lecture will without
doubt attract large audience on Thursday
evening. The subject 'sPen pictures of Hol
land'' or Yankees experiences and observa
tions in the Netherlands, will be made doubly
interesting by the introduction of musical il
Illustrations.
class of eighteen has been formed under
the recent resolution of the st. Paul Gymnasti,
association, which throws open the privileges
of the rooms and apparatus for 81 per month
The class meets on Tuesdays and Fridays O.
each week under the direction of Superintend
emit OBrien.
man giving his name as Harry Benson wa
run i'm last night by Detective Brisette from
the house on the corner of John and Seventh
streets. There are two dress coats and tw,
shirts which await owership at police head
quarters, and any information regarding sucl
authorities at the city hall.
The annual meeting of the Young NJ en-
Christian association occurs this evening a
eight o'clock at the rooms of the association il
the Odd Fellows block on Wabashaw street
The objects of the organization are we'll know
and are such as to command the respect, sup
port and sympathy of the public. and ther
ought, therefore, to be a full attendance. TIL
officers of the association will be elected TO
the ensuing year at the time specified.
The Mennerchor and Polymnia societies er
tertainment last evening at the Athenaum wa
success in every respect, except in the al
tendance, the hall not being half filled. Mis-
Brown sang excellently well in the Jolly STU
dents-she seemed to be in unusually goo
! voice. MIR. KONG proved himself comedia
of no ordinary ability. Messrs. Scheffer, Wa
ner and Dreher sang we'll. The selections fro1
the .Armorer' gave Mrs. Faber an opportunit
to display her fine voice to the best of adva1
! tage. The choruses were we'll rendered, an
the whole performance most creditable.