Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-01
CITY GLORULEs.

Eleven able bodied tramps chartered at the
lookup last night.
The commencement of Advent season was
appropriately observed in the Catholic churches
yesterday. .E-."s-
A horse belonging to O. W. Hackett .strayed
from the owners barn at ZIG East Tenth street,
Saturday night a.',
Actlng Sergeant O'Keefe rescued drunkatd
IRON An outdoor sleep, at the corner Of Fifth
ana hosabel streets. last night, and conveyed
MN to the lookup.
THERE'S horse in McKinney's stable await
ing an owner. lie was picked up by Officer
Gibbons, yesterday morning, at the corner Of
Ninth street and Broadway.
A drunken individual found asleep in a door
way at the corner Of Seventh and jackson
streets by Officer Newell, yesterday afternoon,
was carried to the station on Ii dray.
County Attorney Rogers will leave this morn
ing FOR q brief visit to Canton, u. T., in re-
Spouse to an urgent call for his services in the
management of one or two Important civil
cases.
Over one hundred men employed on the
short line of the Chicago, Milwaukee e. st.
Paul road, were discharged Saturday night.
The work on the road will be virtually scs-
pended until spring.
A son of Isaac Staples visited police lead
quarters yesterday and reported the loss Of
one dark and two light gray horses, which es-
capped from their tether on Saturday, near the
Harvester Works, while en- route from this city
to Saltwater.
The first annual banquet of tho 81. Andrews
| society will be given at Pfeifers hall, on Wa
bsshaw street, this evening. Invitations have
been issued to ell the friends of the society,
| and the admirable nature of the programne
promlhesa rich and rare entertainment.
The old room on Wabashaw street, used in
time past as a Summer Garden, will this
morning be open from $3.50 to $3.50 Tor Il prayer
| meeting, having been rented by the Y. NJ. q.
A. Ma Or Whlttle and Mi. and Mrs. McCsrana-
han wiki be present and conduct the services.
| A drunken loafet entered the Warren house
saloon about 9 o'clock last night and noisily
demanded drink, upon the refusal Of which
| he threatened to clean out the ranch, which
| was accompanied by hostile demonstrations.
Officer kouleau was sent for, but before his
| fight had vanished.
". A. Pinkerton, Of the famous detective
| agency, Chicago, arrived in this city yesterday
| en- route for the West. Mr.. Pinkerton's visit
| has local significance, and his soiourn in St.
Paul was purely OF a social character. The
courtesies OF the city were extended by Sheriff
King and the police officials, and he will leave
| this morning tor the West.
About II o'clock last night Acting Sergeant
O'Keefe was approached by Mrs. Brady, who
requested an officer to visit Mortons saloon on
Fourth street, where her son Eddie was in the
habit Of spending his earnings at cards, and
order the young man from tue premises. Oil
GER O'Keefe accompanied Mrs. Brady TO the sa-
loon, but the young man he'd left before their
entrance. Upon seeing Mrs. Brady, Morton
became highly indignant, using the toulest cpl
theta, and ordering the woman from the saloon,
| moro aggressive movements being prevented by
| the presence of the officer.