Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Musical society rehearse tomorrow evening
at Music hall.
The supreme court will convene tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
The Minnesota Boat club gives grand prom
enade concert at Music Hall, the evening Of
the 26th inst.
Billy Albright and Billy Drake were at the
French fair last night, and are now arranging
for opening q store for the sale of fancy
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The pleasant weather yesterday brought
everybody apparently. and their cousins, out
upon the streets, Third street. especially. being
damned all the afternoon.
Mr.. Saul, the soldier who was robbed of ssO
few days ago, denies having been drunk. He
says he was robbed, but claims to have been
perfectly sober at the time.
About o'clock last evening Officer Casey
brought in drunk from lower town. He was
SO staggering drunk he couldn't sleep without
falling out Of bed every ter minutes.
Ihere will be a meeting of the Home and
CITY improvement society at the rooms of the
champ !, an Der of commerce, on Monday evening, at
~ clock. A full attendance is requested.
Yesterday an old man fell down in q fit at
the corner OF Seventh and Washington streets.
crowd got around and advised Some friends
OF the unfortunate man got him in a wagon
and took him home.
Inc congenlal and popular clerk of the NUM-
clpal court, Frank Carlton, Esq, returned from
his trip yesterday afternoon He returned
WIN satchel, cane and-'sgig lamps" but moth
ing more! Gossips were disappointed his
friends disgusted and the marriageablc bellies
of his circle delighted
Two Young gentlemen not unknown to so
c1ety fame, quietly stole out of town Yesterday
morning and turned up not hundred m;las
from Hastings. They had with them white
vests, swallowtails, etc., and the bows who take
their hash at well known hostlerie on Jackson
street, whisper wisely of the purpose of their
compatriots absence
The art gems from the famous Gale collec-
ton, Philadelphia, to be put on exhibition and
sale next week by Mr. Scott at Room Onera
house block, will give our citizens an oppor-
tunity seldom enjoyed for addinp tn tbair COL
lections. The fact that Mr.. Scott is MAKING
the sale is a guarantee of the excellence of the
works to be disposed Of.
Bezzil Teraux reported, about nightfau YES
teroay, that while he was in store near the
corner OF Robert and Seventh streets, some
Dody MADE way with his horse and express wa
gon. Besides the value of that property, the
wagon was filled with country produce, which
he was peddling Like Scion Shingle he ia
anxious to learn the whereabouts of his sass"
Coroner Stein concluded the inquest on John
Summers yesterday. The evidence being all in
the jury were convinced that the death of de-
ceased was purely accidental, for which no
one was to blame, and which no precaution of
engineer or any other employee of the railroad
could avert. The verdict was that John Sum
mers was killed accidentally by an engine o u
the st. Paul & Pacific railroad.
Not long ago Davis, ex-clerk of the Second
National bank, was convicted Of stealing a coat.
Yesterday his term of service expired and he
was Immediately caught up and arraigned on
the charge OF stealing second coat. He got
ano1her thirty days. At the expiration of this
thirty, 1t the Hudson authorities don't come
and get him, he will never be punished for
breaking Jail over there, or be brought to trial
Tor demonstrating in that vicinity
The managers of the Home of the Friend
less acknowledge the receipt of the following
named gifts received at the recent donation.
lor all OF which very sincere thanks are re-
turned: Two loads of wood, two barrels of ap-
pies, one sack of -four, corn meal oat meal
tea coffee, butter jelly, soap, potatoes, onions,
Deets, cabbage, squash, cranberries, roast of
oeel' co11on cloth, sheets, pillow cases, cloth
ing, catsup, and $52 in money
Among the curious items in a late voucher
hled by the st. Peter asylum people at the State
auditors office, was one for $40 paid to Mr..
Ives, the gentleman whom Kerr Brown Bart
lett q 20. called in to meet the Senate commit
tee on their first visit of investigation. All
Mr.. Ives did on the occasion was to sit and hear
Or. Bartlett explode and Mr.. Kerr prevaricate.
He was not there over thirty minutes, and $40
was paid him for the job, and that, too, by the
State!
The American Health Association meets in
Richmond, Va. this week. The convention is
a national affair, and representatives. from all
parts OF the country will be present One of
the Important questions which will engage the
attention OF the eminent assembled physicians
will doubtless be the late yellow fever epidem-
&c IN the South. Minnesota will be ably repre-
w. Hand and G. A. Hewitt leave today to at
tend the convention as delegates
The postotice boxes were shipped to Wash
ington yesterday. One would have supposed
enough expense was entailed in the boxing and
freight-no. Before the ponderous freight was
ready for consignment to the railroad for trans
portatlon, the address must go on. And as the
postoffice dislike illegible addresses, penman-
ship, marking etc, regular painter was en-
Ployed, who filled one side of each box with
evenly, big painted letters. regular sign, as
1t were, told the destination of the boxes re-
moved from the postoffice and replaced by
scroll-worked plated glass. A marking pot and
brush wasn't good enough for that would only
cost a thank you" to some neighboring mer-
chant: Uncle Sam is rich enough to buy us
all a FARM provided it is charged up to sta
tionery.
Cloaks.
Small sized cloaks
Cloaks in medium sizes.
Cloaks in extra large sizes.
-, AT lowest prices at Powers Brothers, 81 East