Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-30
CITY, GLOBULES.

The State Forestry association will meet at
tho capitol on Jan. 18th.
The chamber of commerce proceedings,
yesterday, were devoted to talk about rvilroad
crossings. r,.-.," -.".-'.. r.
The Christmas festival of the First Presby.
terrain Sunday school will take place this even
ing at Z o'clock. 49,. ..a
The directors of the Firemen's Life
association, from this city, will be elected at
meeting to be held at the parlors of Hook and
Ladder company No. this evening.
On Sunday evening, Miss Louisa Ham, of
Reserve, who is visiting friends in the upper
part of the city, fell from a chair and broke
one OF her legs. The injury will confne the
lady to her bed for some time.
At tho police court, yesterday morning,
Michael Ryan pleaded guilty to having raised
a row at No. engine house on Christmas af-
discharged during good behavior.
Mr.. W. W. Allen, the sterling comedian
now performing with the Lingard Comedy
company at the Opera House, is brother to
Mr.. N. B. Allen, deceased, who was well known
as q former court hailiff in this city.
Damascus Commandery at the Merchants
hotel, which had been set for January 9th, has,
IN consequence of the week of prayer, been
postponed until the evening of January 18th
Rev. E. Norelius, of st. Peter, appointed by
the governor to fill the vacancy on the board
of trustees for the hospital for the insane,
caused by the death of Hon. @. L. Brown, has
declined the appointment Account of the
pressure of other duties.
A notorious sround.town by the name of
Nick Ginger, was run in yesterday on general
principles. And it seems that it's his princi-
pie to got where he can, and he was suspected
of getting Mr.. 81 j. Horns overcoat at the
House of Hope on Sunday night.
The popular theatrical company known al
Gulick's Dramatic Alliance, supporting Harry
Weber, the famous English actor, win per
form at the Opera House on the evenings Of th.
10th and 18th of January, in D'Ennery's
French romance of nip and Tuck
The delivery sleigh of John Matheis, Garnet
merchant, upset at the of Ninth and
Cedar streets last evening" The occupants,
Nick Matheis and Andrew Goblisch, were
| thrown out, but not injured, and the horse ran
to the store on Third street without damaging
the rig.
The Christmas festival of the Sabbath school
children connected with the First Methodist
church will take place in the basement of the
church at o'clock this evening. A superb
Christmas tree has been prepared and it is ex-
pected that Santa Claus will visit the children
literally.
Mrs. Davis, of Mendoza, faced the music al
Judge Flints baiEwick, yesterday morning,
on the old charge of drunkenness. She made
piteous appeal for liberty, and as it was
shown that she could find ready employment,
! she was released on promising to lead a sober
| existence in the future.
Yesterday about noon some person, name
unknown, occupation thief, took pair of 90
pants from in front of Sternberg's Oak Hall
clothing house on Jackson street, opposite the
Merchants hotel. Report was made to the
police, but no trace of the trowsers or party
appropriating them was found.
Mr.. p. F. Egan is entertaining his friends
with view of the beautiful Christmas gift be
received from lady relative in Leadville. It
10 le"el case, about four inches square. Its
interior is inlaid with 50 different varieties of
metal bearing stones, natives Of Leadville.
They are very beautifully arranged, and attract
many visitors.
John Traut ambled into the police court,
yesterday morning, and swore out q warrant
for the arrest of a man named Frank Piice on
the charge of assault and battery. The fray
took place at the Jackson street depot and the
former face looked as if it had tackled buzz.
saw or caromed on the mince meat cutter. The
hearing will lake place to-day.
A hard looking citizen by the illustrioua
| name of John Smith before Judge Flint
yesterday morning, charged with attempting
| to cabbage suit of clothing on SATURDAY. night
from the entrance to the Star clothing house
| on Third street. The circumstance of the at
| tempted robbery, subsequent chase and arrest
OF the thief was given in Sundays issue of the
GLcDE, from which the testimony on yesterday
did not materially differ. The prisoner was
sent to the cooler for thirty days.
A serious accident happened about O'Clock
yesterday morning, which, in all probability,
will result in fatal consequences. At the hou,
named. man named Bjorklund, residing on
Ia rquier street. arose from his bed To .,roenrl