Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-23
CITY GLOBULES.

a nuaAA pruning pE0s8 was stolen from Tn
type foundry Of Frost Il Perry, on Fifth street
on Friday night.
The entertainment given at the Opera Hous
on the 18th inst, for the benefit of st. Luke
hospital, realized $52l.56 clear profit.
The city treasurer received 90, 246s5 cancel
led interest coupons from New York, yester
| day. Thus the city's obligations are promptly
met. ..s
E. NJ. Johnson recently dismissed from thu
| police force, has received an appointment a.
mail carrier, and will enter upon his duties or
Monday.
Yesterday, the city treasurer disbursed
$1,000, Of which amount 5000 was to defray
election expenses, and the rest Was paid to con.
tractors on estimates allowed.
The case of the State against John Reed
charged with bastardy, was called up in the
municipal court yesterday morning, and the
hearing was continued until tomorrow at
2P N. 90
Last night, Murphy, one of Dave Burke,s
mack drivers, had lap robe stolen out of his
hack, which stood in front of Grote's saloon On
bridge square. No trace of tho thief could be
found. o0A0 Nc
Health officer Patterson received the 5000
bounty offered by the State for the arrest and
conviction of horse thief. He arrested man
named William Cody, who is serving = sen.
tence IN the county Jail
FRANK Smith was before Judge Flint yester.
day. charged with violating the hack ordinance
oy allowing his carringe to stand before q hotel
longer than permitted by the statutes. He
was fined $3 and discharged.
Mrs. Thomas DAILY, residing in the Sixth
ward, was severely injured by falling down
STAIRS, yesterday afternoon. Her injuries.
"n1cn consist OF a severe scalp wound and nu.
nerous bruises, were dressed by DR.. Jones.
Ihe German society has arranged for grand
musical entertainment Thursday, Thanksgiy.
ing evening, at the Athen@um. The vocal "a.
ectlons are of the best and embrace a lono list
Ihe evenings pleasures will be concluded with
dance.
Inc st. Paul library will have an entertain
ment for their benefit at the Opera House. on
Thursday evening, December 4. The Misses
banning VII! give some of their choicest read.
1ngs' and Seiberts orchestra their best selection
of music.
The Strouse failure came before JUDGE
Slmons yesterday, on the motion of E. Fl. r.
w AoA uSCEce IN S8rllShco dis
closure. The motion was granted and the
matter was referred to E. P. Sanborn 10 take
disclosure. '"1~
). ". Wood, who fell from freight train
at Smiths Lake and was brought to this CITY,
Is likely to die. The attending physician
States That although his injuries are not of a
serious nature, his death will occur from blood
poisoning.
A motion for decree was argued befor.
Judge Slmons, yesterday in the; divorce case
OF hhoda &. Lovejoy against her husband,
hiram Lovejoy, The separation is desired on
the grounds Of general worthlessness and ba Is
ltual drunkenness.
hr. John Murray was in the city yesterday
perfecting his plans for the new theater on
Third street. Mr.. Murray stated to a GLOBE
reporter that work would be commenced on
the building at once, and the theater would bf
ready fur use about April 1st.
A drunken granger, claiming to reside in
Aakeville, was arrested at the corner of Fifth
| and Jackson street yesterday afternoon. The
fellow stated that he was bad man on wheels
ana nsd kli!ed several policemen, but, BY the
united efforts of Officers DeCorsey and Bremen
| he was carried to the lookup.
A saffron hued darkey, named Albert Brown,
was arraigned at the police court yesterday
| afternoon, on the charge of having spirited 3
| COW from the bucolic domains in charge OF
Isaac Webb. The case was partially tried
but owing to the absence of material witnesse:
the hearing was continued for one week.
A week ago to-day the GLOBE published tn.
complaint in the contested election case Of
of John F. Mcintosh against John Grace. on,
of the successful candidates for the Office o.
! comfy m OF he
The complaint was filed at the Office of til,
district court on yesterday, and is as published
IN last Sundays issue of the GLOBE.
Milton Mobiles played to very moderate bust
ness yesterday. It is very evident that tn,
! st. Paul public does not appreciate the sort q
entertainment he has to offer, and Its great
| ~ to their credit" ''The Phoenix" ia a MIA,
! that is decidedly unhealthy in it's moral ten
dency, and we are glad to record the fact tina
the people of St. Paul have no liking for such
grade OF dramatic representations.
Article, of incorporation of the HIGH Fores
Seminary were filed with the secretary of stat
yesterday. The object of the association ia +,
maintain and conduct high academic graded
school under the denominational contro: of tn
Methodist Episcopal church, at High Forest
| Olmsted county. The incorporators are W. R
| Tattersall, E. S. Beck, J. l.. Rockwell. Geo.
CoVell, E. samp, VIM. Carron, John Althouse
The amount of pure cussedness stored ava,
in pint or 80 of benz'ne whisky was illus
trated anew at the police court yesterday morn
ing in the case of James Ryan and Jane
| Smith who engaged in a war of exte1 mi na1io
ou Friday. They drank themselves blind an,
| tried to chew each ether up at the corner q
Third and Stbley streets. They appeared befor
the court covered with shame AID gore an
were committed for seven days each.
The choir of the Assumption church (Mr. ]
L. kerker, directory is practising Carl Kemr
ter's Grand Mass, in B fat, for Christmas mex
! AS this mass ls known among good Judges q
| Catholic church IN usic to he the Best one CON
posed by the celebrated master, Kempter. an
! the above choir will try its most to execnt
| 1t in q good style, good MUSIC NOV be antic
pated for Chrlstmas in tn Assam ption church
During noon yesterday drunken part
made himself highly annoying in Kellerman'
saloon opposite the Metropolitan hotel o
Washington street. Caief Weber happene,
along and induced the disorderly to accompan
him In very orderly manner to the lock. VI
There it was ascertained his name was Patric
McGirr, 80 told by a letter thus addressed
Presumably he appeared to be member q
the Y. M. G. A., SO supposed from the fact q
hls having programme of the Whittle. NJ,
Granular revival meetings carefully store
| away IL Ills PoSAoI OPOA. aiOuR Win tWO nlCE
les and two two cent pieces.
Mile. Rosa D'Erina, Erin's ''queen of song.
has returned to this city after most success,
full engagement at Winnipeg. While there sb
gave three concerts, all of which we're we'll a
tended, and her charming efforts were preete
with the moat hattering evidences of appreci.
ton. No sooner had she arrived here thu
overtures were made for the gifted sonpstres
to lend herself to the aid of the Sisters of II
Good Shepherd. She readily and penerons]
responded. and at an early date she will! give
grand concer. for the benefit of the Sisters an
their charitable institution. Due announc
ment OF the time and place of the concert wi
be given. and thus another onnortnn;tv -;
be afforded the commnnitu ID haa Mi