Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
CITY GLOBULEs,
The social evil, tomorrow.

hb mlunlhnG, Tour urunkS snOOzed OFT their
Sunday dissertations in the lookup.
The grand jury, with the aid of the Society
to Suppress Vice, will wrestle again, to-day,
with the public morals.
The judges of election who were appointed
at the last nesting Of the common council,
will receive official notification of their an
pointment to. day
EThe members of Plus TX Benevolent society to
the number OF sixty, accompanied by the Great
Union band, attended the funeral services at
st: Joseph's church yesterday afternoon and
followed the remains to Calvary cemetery.
Officer DE Corsey picked upa lost four-year
old boy near tho Merchants hotel yesterday
morning, and took him to the station house,
where officer Clouse played tho part of nurse
until the youngstcr was claimed by his mother,
Mrs. Carolina Hansen.
The grand council of Royal and Select Mast
era will meet at Masonic hall this afternoon at
4 o'clock. when the usual business will be
transacted Ia the evening the work will be
exemplitied some nine candidates having come
forward for the degrees.
Thomas Cotton and Thomas Koran INDUCED
in fight on the corner of Fifth and Rosabel
streets yesterday afternoon. The exhibition
drew large crowd of spectators, but the ap-
pearance OF an officer on the scene broke up
the matinee No arrests were made.
The Spiritaalistic exposure by Mr.. George
Everett, at the Opera House last evening, drew
out quite a number Of citizens. MIR. Everett
gave some very Interesting illustrations of the
tricks of so-called mediums, besides number
of his own sleight-of-hand performances.
Officer Dowlan is the official telephone who
will bring Albert Rickney in speaking distance
with Judge Flint this morning. Yesterday af-
ternoon kickney INDUCED in diserderly con-
| duct to tho discomfort and annoyance of Bar
bara Reynolds, standing annoyance herself,
and Officer Dowlan ran him in.
Bill Tanning was released on bail Sunday
| morning, for a drunk begun in the course of
the afternoon, and which reached boom bv
| 10 o'clock at night. The old thing didn't seem
| to wear away, or at any rate was somehow en-
couraged. for he got in the cooler again last
| night. Officer Hanft corraled him the last
| time.
Chief Weber has received a dispatch from
Auro Olson, of Northfold, asking him to look
out for yoke of cattle which were stolen
from that place on Friday night. The animals
| are described as seven year olds, one being q
| brlndle with horns cut off, and the other with
crumpled horns, and white star in the fore
head.
| George Kueffler, aged 10 years, employed at
the House CT Good Shepherd, suddenly expired
in his room at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the effects of heart disease. Deceased
has been employed at the institution for about
one year, and has recently undergone serious
| illness. He has sister residing in this CITY.
and the funeral will take place tomorrow.
| number of prominent German citizens ten
| dered a benefit to Herman Czeikowitz, at the
Athennum, last evening. The play given was
| the comedy of lemons with Mr.. Czeikowitz
| in the leading role and the receipts netted the
beneficiary about $75 Mr. Czeikowitz leaves,
this evening, for st. Louis, where he will fill
an engagement with Ford's theatre company.
MIR. and Mrs. Faitz, whose names were men,
| toned as principles to tho double wedding
| which was solemnized at the church of the
| Assumption last Thursday, returned last even
ing after pleasant bridal tour. The happy
couple were accorded delightful reception at
| the residence of Mr.. Remer on Rondo street.
| where they received the congratulations of a
large number of friends.
A large number of people took advantage of
the fine weather yesterday, to drive out to Lake
| Como over the new avenue now sufficiently
| advanced toward completion to allow of use.
Though the new avenue is still soft in places
| the wide, smooth and straight road-bed is such
an Improvement on the winding cow-path here
| tofore the only road leading out to this charm
ing little lake. that no one of the manv who
used it yesterday thought for moment of
passing an unfavorable criticism upon it,
The course Of scientific lectures to be given
by Prof ". G. Richards, under the auspices of
the Y. NJ. G. A., at Plymouth Congregational
church, commencing this evening, promises to
afford the most Instructive and pleasing enter
| talnment of the week. The lectures include
variety OF cognate subjects on the forces and
phenomenon of nature, and the captivating
style in which the speculative themes are
| treated affords a rich and unconmonly rare
! entertainment. The ''Matter King is an
| nounced as the subject for to-night's entertain
ment, IN which the organic forces of nature
will receive the most comprehensive treatment
The lectures should be we'll patronized.
The John Dillon dramatic COMPANY will In
augurate brief engagement ct the Opera
House this week, commencing on Tuesday
evening. The engagement will commence b7
the presentation of the new comedy entitled
''Our Next President" with MIR. Dillon, the
favorite comedian, in the title role. The COM
| edy has been played to full houses at several
OF the Eastern cities and the press and public
have united in awarding the new drama un-
stlnted praise. The role taken by Mr. Dillon
is admirably adapted to display the versatile
i talent OF this popular comedian, and the plav
Is said to abound in situations of the utmost
comic humor. The company has been mate
rally strengthened since its appearance in St
| Paul, and the engagement will undoubtedly
prove highly gratifying.