Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-10
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NJ. E. Chambers, to recover an Indebtedness of
81 ,655. a.. lf. -
Yesterday was pay day for the employees on
the short line railroad, and the consequence
was big crowd at tho general office of tho
company in this city all day. .... A..
The Second National bank statement ap-
pears in our advertising columns and is worthy
Of inspection. 1t is the ''cleanest CUT show
Ing of any financial institution in the State.
The complaint against Edward Ahern. charged
with participating in fight at O'Reagan's
saloon on Monday evening, was withdrawn yes
terday, and on payment Of costs the case was
dismissed.
A trio OF typos got on a bender night before
last and made the vicinity of a certain bagino
howl with their orgies. They were before his
honor on yesterday and braced the form to the
extent of five bills each.
Michael Healy,a member Of the Plus TX.
Benevolent society, died at his home corner of
Kent and Charles street, yesterday morning.
He will be buried tomorrow morning, the So
cicty turning out in full force. -r.-.
Mrs. Matte A. Bridges is announced to de-
liver free lecture at the Opera House next
Monday evening, her subject being, Human
Freedom Mrs. Bridges is talented lady,
and her lecture ia an excellent production.
Charles Templeton arrived in St. Paul from
the Hawkeye State on Wednesday and cele-
bra1ed by wrestling with Minnesota street
bug juice. He was before Judge Flint yester-
day, and will reflect on the greatness of the
Northwest, in the bastile, for three days.
The German Evangelical Protestant congre-
cation, who have held services since it's organi-
cation in the old Baptist church on Wacouta
street, have rented the old Unitarian church
building on Temperance street, and will here
after hold their devotional exercises there. The
church has been remodeled, refurnished and
otherwise made a convenient place of worship.
In the absence of her co-laborer Rev. D. R.
Breed at the meeting of the Presbyterian
synod, Mrs. Emily 81. Miller has consented to
assume the entire charge of the teachers bible
class held IN the parlor Of the Young Mems
Christian association every Saturday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock. The popularity of Mrs Miller
as an lnstructress in bible study will doubtless
cause the seating capacity of the room to be
severely taxed.
couple of sturdy tramps named Flynn and
Collie put up at the Arcade hotel on Robert
street on Wednesday, and becoming confideu-
tlal last evening, they disclosed scheme where
by they intended to dead-beat their board bill
and swindle the landlady. They strolled out
in the Variety theater by Officers Dowlan and
Baer. They were taken to the station and one
OF the men was identified hard character.
Sebastian Eichelberger conducts temple on
Seventh street dedicated to Gambrinus, and
for the emolument of himself, by exchanging
toaEnlng lage' for nickel schnit or schoon-
er-you ray your money and take you, choice.
HIS customers became noisy on last Sunday,
and the orgies disturbed the tranquility of the
good people en- route to the sanctuary. He was
before Judge Flint yesterday, and paid the
equivalent of one hundred schooners of beer
for the outrage. '+'t ,"E
The Merchants hotel walters are making ex-
tensive preparations for their first grand ball
to be given at Pfeifer's hall on Thursday, Oct.
5Uth. The management is in first class hands
and neither pains Or money will be spared to
make 1t a pronounced success. The boys wish
TO warn their friends against certain parties
who are peddling little blue ticket for the
Walters Eighth Annual ball." as none of the
1t Is fraud got up by outside parties to make
money.
German woman named Kate Keis appeared
in the municipal court yesterday forenoon, and
her disfgured appearance presented a striking
proof of the results of domestic infelioity. She
and her husband reside IN Rosetown about five
miles from st. Paul, and the mournful appear
ance OF her optics bear witness to the fact that
the partner OF her conjugal joys is brute.
She wanted a warrant for his arrest on the
charge OF assault and battery, and was at once
accommodated. The examination will take place
to-day.
double wedding took place at the Church
Of the Assumption yesterday forenoon, the
names of the high contracting parties being
MIR. Peter Fritz and Miss katherine Koempel
OF this city, and Mr.. Ferdinand Hester, of St.
Paul, and Miss Marguerite Deis of Carver
county. The ceremony was performed by the
Kew. Valentine Stimmler, following which a
pleasant reception took place. and the happy
quartette Werc the recipients of substantial
testimonials from their numerous friends in
this city. .t
The Young Mems Christian association have
departed from the course followed for some
time past of leaving the public entertainment
to other hands and propose giving those who
deslre 1T d rare treat next week. Arrangements
have been made with Prof VIM. @. Richards to
give before st. Paul audiences display of ma
ure wonders, shown through series of brilIi-
ant experiments. The professor has an immense
amount of costly apparatus and in other places
has succeeded in both delighting and instruct
ing large audiences. .--..sa
Mrs. Davis, of Mendoza, cherises but one aim
IN life, which consists Of an absorbing desire
TO: whisky enough to drown her glimmering
faculties in. She stole tanglefoot enough on
Wednesday to inebriate a regiment of soldiers,
and found on the windward side of a
straw stack in the Sixth ward gloriously drunk.
When arraigncd at the police court Yesterday
morning she looked as scaley as Cape God
herring and as her case is well nigh hopeless
she was sheltered in the House Of the Good
Shepard for the next thirty days. IT,.
Gen. Terry is IN receipt of marble urn,
which is illustrative Of two things. It is the
artistic handiwork of Lieut.. DeRudio of the
Seventh United States cavalry, and is made of
marble excavated FROM the Black Hill. region
The rock takes high polish, and, in variety
of color and streak. is not unlike the world
famed marble Of Tennessee. The urn stands
upon columnar pedestal, and both urn aud
support are deity carved with trailing vine
and flowers and highly polished by Lieut..
DeRudlo, who has shown no mean skill in his
artistic work. -~..
The daily prayer meeting at the rooms of
the Y. NJ. Q. A. seems to be growing in interest.
There was q much larger attendance yesterday
than on any previous day, but it seems evident
that the best hour has not been chosen for the
service From $3.50 to 9P. NJ. is busy time
Tor most who are busy at all, and the hour of
o:oo TO IN the afternoon, after the work of
the DAY Is about over, would seem much
hitter one to accommodate those who desire to
attend. line Of topics has been selected and
special subjects assigned for particular DAYS.
The subject tomorrow and every Friday will
be Temperance" and Mr.. L. A. Gilbert, pres
ldent OF the Y. NJ. @. A., will lead the service.
A very cordial invitation is extended tn ali
interested to attend. q
The twenty fifth anniversary of the German
society will be celebrated tomorrow evening.
at the Atheneum, and from a musical stand
mint ho i'll