Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-28
CITY GLOBULES.

| II Trovatore tonight.
! Matinee this afternoon.
The boys dinner to-day, at the Z. NJ. o. A.,
at l:30 2. NJ.
Miss Maggie Harris, as Martha, this afternoon
at the Opera House.
Children's festival at Christ's church, this
afternoon, at 5 clock.
| The fair at the A. NJ. E. church, Odd Fellows
| block, was brought to successful close last
night.
| Miss Lizzie West will appear as Leonora, to.
night, and Madam Ziegler az Azucena, thu
Gypsy.
| Ladies designing to receive on New Years
day are requested to notify the GLOBE, that a
list may be published mutually advantageous
to entertainers and entertained.
| The Fairie opcratta at Music hall, yesterday
| afternoon. most enjoyable entertain
ment. The little folks acquitted themselves
splendidly, and if it were not for invidiOusnees
little Miss Conn would have been mentioned as
especially deserving of praise.
United States Commissioner Cardozo had the
| case of Theodore Biesen, of Adams, charged
with selling liquor without license, before him
yeoIeiuhy' Tue maCCer was adjusted by the
| payment of 800 and the promise to take out a
| license forthwith, if he intended to keep no
| the liquor traffic.
General Manager stickney, of the st. Paul,
Saltwater Taylors Falls and Hudson 4; River
Falls railroad, proposes to give the citizens of
River Falls an excursion to St. Paul, New
Years day. The excursionists will arrive in
the forenoon, be given several hours to see st.
Paul, and return late in the afternoon.
The dinner for the boys of the city will be
given to-day at 80 p. NJ The committee hay
ing the matter in charge have been diligent in
| their canvass for eatables, and have received
liberal responses to their appeals, and Judging
| from the list of turkeys and pies, cake. etc.
promised, the youngsters are to he filled to the
brim.
! Mr.. Harry j. Gillian, formerly resident
| of this city, but of late farmer in LIE Sueur
Centre, died Thursday of the infam nation of
| the lungs. Mr.. Gillian was captain of com
! pany "a" Sixth Minnesota volunteers, and
| aerved with credit through the late war he
leaves many friends and relatives in this COM
| munity to mourn his loss.
| small boy, tear-begrimmed and choked
with sobs, came into police headquarters, yes
terday, and reported that he had just been Bit
| ten by a dog. He showed badly lacerated
sent
to inquire at Bromley's store on jackson street
near the levee, as to whom the dog belonged,
and then kill-the dog, not the owner
Some of the property owners on the north
shore of White Bear lake propose to make it
| an object Of the Northwestern Park association
| to secure a permanent location at that point.
| The proposed location is within thirty minutes
| ride of the three principal cities of the State.
and is said to be admirably adapted in the Law
OF the land along the lake shore, timber, ETC..
| for the purposes desired.
| About week ago, Michael Williams, ambu-
| lance-driver for Gen. Terry, had buffalo over
coat stolen from him. Yesterday he learned
that it had been disposed of for rs cents in a
secondhand store on East Seventh street. He
| went there and found out that it had been sold
again for Sl.75 He wants the police to recover over
it, and believes that colored brother by the
name of Murray is the who took 1T in the
first place.
Net long ago j. ]. Saunders, of Dakota coun-
| ty, lost pocket-book containing notes of the
value of three or four thousand dollars also S72
| IN cash. he advertised a suitable reward for the
return by the finder in the GLOBE and Bill
Kings double-ender. Yesterday the pocket
book was returned to him through the mail
with the contents intact, excepting the $72 in
greenbacks. The moral readily deduced is if
he had not advertised in Bill Kings paper he
would have received the book, contents. etc.
| just as he lost them.
In the court of probate yesterday. Albert
Armstrong placed on file the will of G. w. Nc
| Cook, of Columhiana county, Ohio. Testator
leaves all his property to his son, G. w. Nc
Cook, in trust for his widow. the income from
which to be used by her without control for
| the support of herself and daughter Amelia.
At the death of the widow the estate to be di-
Vided between the two daughters. share and
share alike; or in the event of their death to
their children. The reason assigned in the will
Tor none OF the property going to the son is
that the sons present property is equal to that
of the testator. Deceased died possessed of
considerable property at st. Paul for which AL
bert Armstrong is agent.
Something like week ago in point of time,
two farmers by the name of Hall and Brainerd
came into West st. Paul. While there thew got
into dispute with party by the name of
Dunbar. Dunbar came out of the discussion
with spots on which to fit court-plaster and ap-
ply raw beef. Dunbar got out a warrant for
their arrest, bnt the srangers got out of town
before it could he served. Yesterday. Hall
came in with a load of wood. Officer Newell
saw him. and remembering he had communi-
cation for him from Judge Flint. took Hall
into the city hall. There Hall found it alto
gether dubious for awhile whether he'd have
put up for him, and then he put out for home.
Invitations to the marriage of Miss Antoinette
Prince, to Maj. Michael r. Morgan, brevet brig
adler general U. s. A.. have been issued. The
ceremony will take place at St. Marks church.
Thursday, Jan. 9th at 10 o'clock A. M. The
bride-eleet is daughter of Col. John s Prince,
and is an esteemed favorite in the social world
of st. Paul. Gen. Morgan, the happy bride
groom-eiect is distinguished officer of the
United States army. He las been attached to
Gen. Terry's headquarters for several years as
chief OF commissary of subsistence of the
department of Dakota. The general has made
circle of friends in this locality who will e.
tend to him aud his bride the heartiest CON
CALCULATIONS for their happiness.
Blood James Kennedy, the Robert street
barber, drew it fromA. D. Barringer in Pat
Reagan's saloon on Robert street. They met
there, and Kennedy asked Barringer to paw
him a debt he owed. Barringer isn't in the
habit OF doing that when he can avoid II.
Kennedy then proposed to take it out of him.
The two got together. and when separated.
Kennedy had chawed up thumb. But Bar.
ringer had been partially dissected by bottle
IN kennedy's hands. He had received an ugly
and serious cash on, tue cheek running from the
eye downward to the mouth. Both were taken
away for repairs.
Have You Seen
Those new style white wire cages at the 99-Cent
Store2 A fresh stock of every class of goods
has been received this week, and you Will there
find any article You may need for personal or
household use. Every thing suitable for New
Year gifts.
Don't Forget