Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-24
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Bond election to day.
"Maritana" this evening.
Pinafore at the Metropolitan.
Stock in the dark horse is still advancing.
Chief Weber, of the st. Paul police, was
in the city yesterday.
New hall question at Hermion lodge, No.
10, X. of P, this evening.
Where were the police when the cock
lighting was going on over the river? 80. 81
Robert Smith, of St. Paul, will speak on
temperance this evening, at the First M. E.
church. 80 ''''e'2 ''Ts''.f ,siNfsssst e
Selbert's orchestra to support Hess opera
company in "Maritana" this evening, at the
Academy of Music. s:,.,.
Nine DRINKS, varying from the moderate
to the beastly, await the decision of Judge
Cooley this morning. 81 a.eset
There will be an important meeting Of
Advance Lodge No. 6, "A. o. u. W., on
Wednesday evening. aseiaat $50 80.
There will be larger vote on the bond
question than the friends of the measure
expected-or wanted. s -
1t IS rumored that attempts are bein g
made to hush up that bloody attack upon
JOSIAH Town by the Dsnham gang.
The management will keep sPinafore'' on
the boards at the Metropolitan as long as it
continues to draw such immense houses.
Three shoplifters-Cha Clark. Mrs.
Laird and Fred Laird, lay in the lock up last
night and will appear before Judge Cooley
this morning. 7
Iremps attempted to break into the house
situated on the, corner of Second avenue
south and Fourth street last night, butwere
frightened away by the occupants.
That rare and skillful operation of DR..
Dunsmore's upon Paul Adams cost the coun-
ty just eighty-three cents. Who will now
say the county physician overcharges?
Neil Fredericks, whose name was men
toned as candidate for chief engineer of
! the fire department., says that he is not a
| candidate and would not serve if elected.
A man with only one arm and whisky
enough in him to START distillery, came to
the police station, yesterday afternoon, and
complained of crowd of boys throwing
stones at him. He was kindly cared for by
| Col. Batcheler. ge,
Detective Hoy and Chief Munger went to
st. Paul yesterday afternoon to bring back
John CLARK, who stole G. G. Sturtevant's
watch and jewelry from his residence on
Saturday night, an account of which was
given in the GLOBE of yesterday. They re-
turned with the prisoner on the 6:2O train,
and he will be brought up before the court
this morning. i55z =.
Now that the public have another oppor-
tunity of hearing good music most skillfully
rendered, it is hoped that those who attend
the Academy and whose ears are too long to
allow of their approaching, will, out of mere
good-breeding, if they have any, refrain from
loud conversation, rafting of programmes
and strolling about the house, to the disgust
and annoyance of every lady and gentleman
present. During the last season of opera
the annoyance in this respect was insufera-
ble One ill-mannered BOBBY, with more
conceit than brains, was particularly con
splcuous by his vulgar antics and absurd at
titudes, drawing the lorgnettes of every lady
In the house upon him, and the poppingjay
thought, as he twisted and twirled his "stove
pipe about, that it was all in admiration /!
Prof Harry Diamond, a professor in the
medical college at Prairie du Chen, played
confidence game on a Wisconsin man. Bur
CESS Fowler by name, a resident of Yuda,
Richland county, Wisconsin. Fowler had
been under treatment at the college, and
Diamond had agreed to go into partnership
with Fowler. Fowler gave him $40
in q cash. And the pair started
for Minneapolis last Thursday morning.
Yesterday Dlamoud skipped out leaving a
board bill unpaid and an old satchel, out of
which Fowler might get his $50. Conant
and FALL proprietors Of the college, say Dia-
mond has always borne a good character in
the college. He is five feet high, has light
moustache and hair; is 80 years of age His
(Diamond's) unexpected departure leaves
Fowler in destitute circumstances.