Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
CITY GLOBULEs.

Five tramps were captured in Oarver's cave
last night.
The boys of the Y. M. g. A. give minstrel
entertainment tomorrow night.
Minneapolis variety theater woman was
arrested for drunkenness in St. PAUL. yester-
day. sa ia z3ie
Deputy United States Marshal Jenks knows
all about "the prize fight" from nose indica-
tions. +s,s s. t,s,f ,t \,
Ask John Williams to show you his finger,
or get Frank Now horter, at Eddy's to tell you
the story. /
The first annual ball of the st. Paul brake
men at Armory hall, last night, was largely at
tended and q very enjoyable affair.
Maud Edperton and Addie Ellis INDUCED in
q fight in Chappells West Third street restaur-
ant yesterday. Addie was locked up, but
Maud escaped. @s'5i54s
Mrs. Townsend, the Buffalo county murder
ess who was sent to the insane asylum, has
been released, and passed throug b st. Paul yes
terday on her way home. sss..
A horse attached to butchers wagon in
dulged in a brief runaway on Rice street and
Summit avenue, yesterday forenoon. making
the wagon into kindling wood.
Yesterday the tramp brigade, Officers Ke-
nealey and DeCorsey, started out to Carver'a
| cave. About 4 o clock they marched back with
| a struggling band Of seven tramps.
The reorganized steamer Aunt Betsey was
given trial trip last evening, running down to
| the bend lust below the city and back to hel
| winter quarters near the upper levee. Her &C
ton was found generally satisfactory.
The German Catholic Benevolent society arc
negotiating with Mr.. Chas. Haggerty for por'
| ton of his Ninth street property, with view
| of uniting the houses thereon and converting
them into German Catholic orphan asylum.
r. J. Overpeck, while driving in the vicinity
of Jackson and Seventh street, yesterday, came
in collision with milk ca It, Overpeck's buggy
suffering broken axle. Both parties charge
the fault of the accident upon the ''other fel
| ler.''
Judge Brill rendered decision in the cast
of E. A. G. Hatch VS.. the Minnesota Railwa,
Construction company, yesterday. The yer
dict was in favor Of plaintiff for $944. 81, ane
for SO, 499. SO, to be paid by the railroad t.
| other parties.
Street car No. l. of the Wabashaw and st
Anthony hill route, was brought out yesterday
in bright, new colors and thoroughly repaired
1t is certainly handsome car. and when al
the cars Of the company are put in the SAM
condition there will be little ground for fault
finding, SO far as looks, at least.
On Sunday next the Northern Pacific will pu
an extra train between this city and Bismarck
leaving here at $50 in the evening. At Brain
erd connection will be made with night pas
senger from Duluth A sleeper and first class
coaches will serve to make the train popula
with the travelling public. The time schedul
will be given when fully agreed upon.
Owen Finuerty, simon pure specimen 0
the 'ould sod," was before the m municipal cour
yesterday, charged with con6scating his neigh
boris bacon You are charged with stealing
pig, said his honor, guilty or not guilty, I
which the prisoner replied: Sim guilty, you
worship, but pom moi soul. it was me owl
hog" The case was continued until to-day.
The infant son of Gen. C. A. Tompkins,
s. A., George Parker, aged S years and l
months, was buried yesterday from the Churc
of the Good Shepherd. The little fellow ha
been sufferer for some time with an attack o
tended, the comrades of Gen. Tompkins wer
present in numbers and the greatest sympath
, is extended to the parents in their deep att1ie
ton.
The GLOBE made notice few days since tina
} the st. Paul I. o. o. Fs. were preparing
celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the order
{ which takes place on Saturday, April 26th. Al
, rangements having been completed, it has bee
decided to hold the celebration on Friday
April 25th, to enable visiting lodges the oppo
> tuni,y to return home before Sunday.
lodges and encampments Of the order in til
State have been invited. The programme c
the day is banquet and speaking at Armor
hall. Parade in the afternoon and ball an
supper in the evening at the same hall. A
members of the order in st. Paul are especial
requested to meet with their respective lodge
at their next meeting, business of impo
lance in which it ia desired that each membt