Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
CITY GLOBULES,

An immense house at the Academy of Music,
Minneapolis, last night to see the Juvenile
Pinafore.
All ex-members of the fire department and
members of the Firemen's Life Association,
are requested to meet at the parors of Hook
and Ladder Company No. l, this evening at
Z 80 o'clock.
Daniel Sullivan, a member of Engine Com
pany No. 2, sprained his leg Wednesday night.
The injury happened while Sullivan was sliding
down the post from the dormitory in answer
to the alarm from box 81.
Rosa DErina entertained the inmates of the
House of the Good Shepherd, yesterday, with
her excellent singing. She will give concert
at the Cathedral on Monday evening. for the
benefit of the same institution.
The Minneapolis Tribune displayed sensible
enterprise in issuing paper last evening. 1t
was the only evening paper issued in the State
and almost the only one in the country, as
evening papers have very general fashion of
observing holidays.
On Wednesday night some person entered
the barn of George W. Gray, in the Sixth ward.
and cut cash six inches long in the hind leg
OF valuable horse belonging to Mr. Gray. It
IS probable that the horse will have to be killed.
No clue has yet been obtained of the perpe-
traitor OF the inhuman and cowardly act
Along about 2 o'clock, this morning, two
men applied for beer at Frank Hornung's
brewery. They first woke him up and then
asked for the beverage. He declined getting
1T at that hour, and thereupon. one of them
picked up stone and throwing 1t, struck Hor-
nung in the eye, inflicting very dangerous
wound. The W. 10 tbosr
A quarrel occurred in tho Sixth ward Wednes-
day night between Jack Lauterdale and Bo-
hemian, whose name could not be learned in
regard to the ownership of turkey. The par
ties We're separated before any blows were
struck, and taken to their respective homes.
Yesterday they met near the west end of the
bridge and lively fight occurred, in which
the Bohemian, it is reported, came out second
best No arrests.
Cornelius eastman was arrested bv Office,
DeCorsey last night. The police have wanted
eastman since August Goth, the time he
skipped from the city. On that date he had q
hight with John Nado, and during the melee
cut him in the face with knife When brought
before the court he asked continuance, which
was granted, and being released without bail
ne left the city. He will have an examination
before Judge Flint this morning.
The news reached this city, yesterday, of {
disaster on Lake Superior, three days ago
whereby 81. NJ Pey ton of Duluth was consid
cradle loser. He started from Duluth about
the first of the week with a tug and barge
loaded with supplies, oxen, etc., for his large
Lumber camp on the Brule river. on the south
| shore of the lake. Encounteriug a violent
storm, the second day out, the barge was sunk
with supplies, etc, in all amounting to 5000
The tug weathered the gale and got into Du
luth, where Mr.. Peyton will again invest in
| and attempt the second time to reach his camt
with supplies.
The Veteran Soldiers club of Ramsey county
has secured Gen. John B. Sanborn for an ad
dress tomorrow evening, to be given at the
regular club meeting at the old court house.
After the address the committee on constitu
ton and bylaws will submit their report fol
the action of the club. Every ex-soldier OF
the county is eligible to membership, and a,
the organization is non partisan in its fulles,
sense it is to be hoped that as many of the
veterans as possible, who have not already sig
nifed their intention of becoming members,
will do SO by being present on that evening
and taking part in perfecting the organization