Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-23
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
real Ethiopian show tonight at Music hall.
Dr. Danes Holland and the Hollanders to-
night.
The boy orator tomorrow night ct tho
Opera House.
The last of the Sun Picture. at the Opera
House tonight.
All Mower county appears to be at the St.
Paul hotels. Witnesses.
they still keep hydrant stream pouring
upon the remains of the refrigerator.
The supreme court adjourned yesterday sine
die, thus closing the April term.
Yesterday was the occasion on which to pay
the fines collectable under ordinance No. TO-"
The moot court was in session last night,
and a vast amount of Youthful eloquence and
hne-cut tobacco were expended.
Bailif Dowlan, of the municipal court, is
suffering from an attack of infammatory rheu-
matism, from which he is recovering.
DR.. Hands horse ran away yesterday after
noon on Upper Third street, throwing out the
driver, who was badly, but not fatally injured.
Hon. I. Donnelly will address the working
men this evening at Turner Hall, Minneapolis.
Workingmen are expected to be present in
force.
The greater number of the immigrants pass
ing through the city yesterday, were on their
way to the Red river valley in search of home
steads.
Capt. Kitwood, the Bethel missionary of St.
Louis, will speak at the Temperance Reform
oil
evening at o'clock.
The sportsmen's club expected to have had
an enjoyable glass ball shooting match yester-
day afternoon, but the boisterous wind inter-
fered with good Workmanship.
The popular route to Kansas City and the
far west is via the St. Paul & Sioux City line,
whose detailed advertisement on this page
should be read by the travelling public.
Gone to be married." was painted neatly
upon sign hung out at the closed store of
Ebert Schram, corner of Wabashaw street
and College avenue all the forenoon of yester-
day,
Peter Brown, the man who slashed his hand
in the Scheibe saloon fight on the previous day,
escaped yesterday from the hospital before he
he could be secured for an appearance in the
municipal court.
Several Canadians were in town Yesterday
evening inquiring, for the government land
Office and showing an anxious desire to be re.
cipients of Uncle Sans bountiful slice of
Minnesota free soil.
| very successful entertainment came of
last evening in the Turner hall for the benefit
of the German American seminary, institu.
ton for the education and training of German
| American teachers.
! This evening the attractions of song and an
hour speech in listening to the story of adven.
ture and observation in Holland, will doubtless
| fill Plymouth church and insure success to the
dime entertainment.
| Elsewhere will be found the advertisement
of the coming of Haverly's minstrel troupe, al
the Opera House on Saturday night. Jack has
host of friends in this city and will undoubt-
edly open to a crowded house.
| Frank CLARK, general freight and passenger
agent of the West Wisconsin railroad, was the
purchaser of Major Newsons Summit avenue
mansion yesterday. The price paid was SO, 600
being just $1,000 less than the original COST
The last appearance of Tremaine's sun pic
lures exhibition will take place at the Opera
house tonight As an evidences of their merit
another crowded house greeted the lecturer last
night. Only 25 cents seems to catch the
people.
The corridors of the hotels yesterday, es
pecially the Merchants, presented very much
the same scenes as the few days just preceding
the organization of the Legislature. There
was not so much button-holing, but the crowds
were nearly as great.
Jacob Bender, brewer of New Ulm. was
yesterday brought to the city on charge OF
using cancelled revenue stamps twice on bee,
kegs. He was released on bail until this morn.
ing, when he will appear before Commissioner
| CardoZa for examination.
large and delighted picnic party of young
people of this city went out on the o'clock
train via the st. Paul & Taylsrs Falls railroad
yesterday morning to Lake Elmo, where the
day was spent in highly enjoyable variety OF
amusements and recreating pastimes.
One OF the street railway horses on the Wa
| bashaw street line became frightened opposite
the postoffice yesterday afternoon, and becom
| ing detached from the car, dashed up the street
at speed never before attained by an equine
engaged In that occupation. No damage wal
done.
| Collector Bickel wishes all whom it may con
| Germ to walk up to the captains office
at once and pay their revenue taxes and
licenses, or so per cent. penalty will be de-
Quoted. AS the collector is tender-hearted
man. he doesn't want to be obliged to enforce
| the penalty.
The three informations against J. W. Arc.
lander, and the one against Lafayette French
all of which, If proven, are expected to disba,
| those gentlemen, were yesterday continued in
the supreme court until the next term In the
| matters affecting Mr.. Arctander new referee
was appointed to take testimony.
Intelligence was received yesterday in this
city, that burglars had made descent during
the night previous, upon the village of Bald.
win, village near Hudson, Wis. The thieves
succeeded in capturing $245 from the store OF
ID. Il. Bailey, while other establishments were
ralded and smaller amounts stolen.
| The Musical and Literary entertainment and
festival at Jackson street Methodist church,
this evening, will be one of the great attrac-
tlons. The little folks will have splendid
table OF needle and fancy work, which has cost
little fingers many weary hour to produce,
and II 1T Is only to encourage them there should
| be a large attendance.
For real genuine side-splitting fun, and for
solid amusement, the entertainment at Music
Hall tonight will stand comparison with any.
thing appearing here for long time. The
performance will all be by colored people, and
| II anything can be promised from the rehearsal
last night, the audience will be not little sur
prised at the result of interchangeable perse-
verance.
State Auditor Whitcomb returned yesterday
from the last State land sale of the season,
which occurred at Moorhead, Clay county, on
tuesday last The prices obtained ranged
from 80 to $l9 per acre. one lot only securing
no lott L.