Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-10
CITY aLOBULEs.
Two respectable DRINKS were registered at
the station last night, both being released on

Two respectable DRINKS wero registered ct
the station last night, both being released on
bail. 994
Col. Culver, of the Metropolitan, was re-
ported as very much improved last evening,
and hopes are now entertained Of his speedy
recovery.
The special services Of tho Y. NJ. q. A. at the
First Presbyterian church last night were well
attended. Song service, prayer and practical
discourse were the order of exercises.
The annual concert Of the st. Paul Musical
society will take place at the Opera house next
Thursday evening. A full rehearsal took place
yesterday, and the entertainment promises to
be hattering success.
The Buck insolvency bill, exclusively pub
lished in the SUNDAY GLOBE, meets with whole
sale objections from the lawyers. Today :
delegation of lawyers will visit the Governor
to discuss the bill and point out it's objections
as they appear to them.
A bold knight of the cleaver named Harvey,
got on tare late Saturday night, and an
inotfensive individual in the face. The bold
butcher boy was brought to the station and
gave bail for his appearance to-day.
The Rev. w. G. Gannett took orders and was
regularly ordained yesterday. Unity church
services. Besides, Mr.. Gannetts popularity
and the affection in which he is held, attracted
the full attendance of the church members.
A disgracetul street brawl between James
Rogers and Edward Hughson was nipped in tho
bud by Officer Hanft yesterday afternoon, who
conducted the belligerents to the station. The
fight took place at the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets, and arose from misunder-
standing of remarks derogatoIy to one of the
gentlemen's rather doubtful reputation. The
parties to the affair are we'll known about
town, and gave bail for their appearance this
morning.
The pedestrians on Third near Robert street
were startled alta late hour last night by the
report Of pistol shot which apparently pro-
ceeded from the immediate vicinity of r. G..
Munger's music store, on the first named
thoroughfare. An officer at once repaired to
the store indicated and arrested one of the pro-
prietors of the G.. o. d. laundry, who fred the
shot in self protection against the attack of a
dog which sprang towards him while passing
Munger's store. The explanation resulted in
the prisoners release, it being subsequently
ascertained that the ball had cracked an oblong
plate of glass in the side window.
Yesterday was quiet day for the police,
WHY GuAOc CdScH. Ou0 WAS d VIGIL UF06ScO
young man, who was found asleep on the side
walk near the Sherman house on Sibley street.
He was coached up to the station, treated to
cold bath and told to go and sin no more. The
two Others were young bloods who had so much
of the fluid in 'em that they tapped each
others noses to draw some of it off. They sue
ceeded in fetching the ruby and in being
fetched to the station, there handed out $25
apiece, and were admonished not to put up
their hands in an offensive attitude again. This
combined breaking the Sabbath and noses
would not be tolerated.
Col. Knauff' entertainment at the Athenseum
brought out large and enthusiastic audience
last night. The programme was arranged to
give fun and produce an entertainment of the
most pleasant character. The troupe acquitted
themselves admirably, commanded and re-
ceived the appreciative applause of the house.
A cordial reception, and half dozen encores
were especially accorded the graceful and
charming vocalist, Miss Ida Vincent. Miss
Wade received thunders of applause for her
excellent rendition of difficult operatic selec-
tions. The Collins Brothers, Germ, Hayden
and Kelly, as old favcrites, were welcomed
heartily, and were made to respond to salvos
Of applause. The performance was most ex-
cellent in all appointments.