Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
CITY aLoBULEs.
Flyers Sisters matinee this afternoon.

Flyers Sisters matinee this afternoon,
The city's street force will be paid next Mon
day.
The Musical society had rehearsal at Music
hall last evening.
| Judge Brill will hold special term of the
district court to-day, beginning at 10 o'clock
The Flyers Sisters will sing Grand father
Clock to-night-the song which they have
made SO popular by their excellent rendition.
At the matinee this afternoon at the Opera
House, the Flyers Sisters combination will give
their amusing musical extravaganza "Urlina.' .
The committee on the Duluth harbor, APP
pointed at the last meeting of the chamber of
commerce, will hold session to-day at IL
o clock NJ.
The city clerk will go into court to-day and
apply for judgment in delinquent assessments
on the Henry Jansen sidewalk contract; also for
unpaid assessments on the Sixth street sewer.
In accordance with the council resolution,
the fire department yesterday purchased pair
of iron gray horses from E. With & Co.. of
Milwaukee. The price paid was $3.50. The
horses Will be turned over to the care of En-
CINE &C mpany No. 4.
A city contractor rather ''come it" over the
city yesterday. He was engaged in raising the
city hospital and undertook to make connec-
ton with the street sewer. This kind work
is forbidden by ordinance. He was ordered to
stop. but kept right on. The police were sent
for to check his progress through the sacred
soil of the city's street. When they got there
he stopped. And he said he would have done
so anyhow, as he had finished his Job.
One Virgins, Minneapolis horse auctioneer,
ETC., made spectacle of himself on Wabashaw
street yesterday afternoon. BE insisted on
taking in the sidewalks in his beery curvilin-
ear driving. Officer Babe expostulated, and
the horse auctioneer made an effort at going
horse, buggy, beer, driver and ALI into saloon.
He was told if he didn't "close out" that style
OF business he'd be ''put up in the cooler. At
that he turned off for Minneapolis where
there's more freedom, es it were.
BY special request the Flyers Sisters will ap-
pear this evening in the old favorite musical
drama, cont of Bondage This piece gives
the best opportunities for the display of the
cultured and natural musical gifts of these
great favorites. There is q charm in the quaint
plantation melodies and choruses, as rendered
by these young ladies, that is irresistible, and
sways an audience to enthusiasm. The COM
pany, in its present remodeled form, is better
able than ever to present "Out Of Bondage"
with all it's charming effects.
George Illingsworth was again arrested yes
terday. He will be arraigned in the municipal
court to-day for the theft of lap-robe from in
front of the Pioneer Press office several nights
ago. He acknowledged the theft and stated
where he had traded the robe off for drink.
Detective Bresett recovered the property. The
police complain, and justly so. that a great
many saloon keepers give drink for just such
articles as above, knowing them to be stolen.
II this little game is continued, somebody will
find himself prosecuted for receiving stolen
or, at least, be deprived of his saloon
license.
A young lady Of captivating appearance, Civ
ing her name as Miss. Nora Werden, applied at
the police headquarters yesterday for assistance
in recovering satchell she had lost some two
weeks ago. She had advertised for it in the
p. p, but received no word. She had scarce
ly told her story before an officer said he knew
where the missing property was, 1t had been
left in q store on Wabashaw street and forgot
ten by the young lady. The proprietor and
proprietrcss of the store were anxious to get
rid of it, and had not dared to open it for fear
q corpse or something else CHASTITY might fall
upon their sight. The grip sack was recovered,
and the young lady departed, content
The knights Templar hold a convocation in
this city next Tuesday. The communicates
from Saltwater and Eau Claire will participate
in the general ceremonies and festivities of the
day. A grand parade by the visiting and Dam
ascus No. commandery, of this city, will take
place during the day. The Great Western
band will furnish music for the martial tread
of the plumed Knights. A platoon of police
will open the way for the procession. An in
stallation Of officers Of the Damascus command-
cry will follow in the afternoon. The reunion
will terminate with grand game supper at the
Merchants hotel. For this latter feature of
The entertainment Col. Allen has made grand