Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-17
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
There will be meeting of the anti-drive.
we'll association at the chamber of commerce.
this evening.
Frank Koran vs.. Charles Caldwell, is the
title Of com plant filed in the district court
Yesterday, on an action for small debt.
The Merchants hotel opened new registry
book yesterday, and filled two pages with arri-
vals before nightfall; and it wasn't any big duy
for travel, either. 9 ~
Mr.. Seth H. Kenny, the great sugar cane
grower ana sugar re6ner of Rice county. has
snlpped barrel of his product for exhibition
d ne sugar convention to be held in st. Louis
next month. Mr.. Kenney, with his sugar.
makes most telling immigration agent.
Inc committee on the selection Of site for
tho lake park will visit White Bear on Monday
morning between and 10 o'clock. There vii!
De special train to convey all who desire tn
visit the lake, and members of the chamber of
commerce and their friends generally are in
vited to go.
There will be two meetings of the RAMSEY
county branch GA the American Bible society
held In this city next Sunday evening, one at
the First Methodist and the other at the First
baptist church. Revs. Merritt, Hulburd and
Barnes will offic,ate at the former and Drs.
Dana and Conn at the latter.
Sheriff A. T. Carroll, of Ellsworth, wants
VIM. Lavender to the extent of 500 worth.
Lavender was undergoing confinement in the
jail awaiting his transfer to the penitentiarv
1or ono year for demonstrating. He got out,
and thesheriff wants to get him back. Police
headquarters ia in receipt of sizeable poster
to that effect.
The following significant dispatch was re-
celved by Fire Marshal Strong yesterday after
noon from the fire department. of St. Cloud !:
II possible have delegates from st. Cloud ar
rested ana ship them as fir; light tomorrow,
Inc sub]olned answer was telegraphed back by
fire Marshall Strong: Delegates arrested.
All crying. Will ship with tramps to-mor-
row."
George Hazard. agent of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad, denies the soft impea.h-
ment that his company is in the pool with the
Chlcago, Milwaukee q St. Paul and Chicago e.
northwestern companies. The three compa-
MES have, however, Mr.. Hazard acknowledges
agreed upon schedule of rates-ia the inter
est OF shippers of claims-but there il no divi-
sion OF profits or losses on the carving bust
ness.
The opening lecture of the regular course at
the st. Paul Academy of Sciences, will be given
ny Dr. chas. +. Boar oman. at the hall on Waba-
shaw street, Friday evening The subject Of
the lecture is The Brain and Spinal Cord ),
inose who have heard the Doctor last winter
neeo no further urging. We hope there will
oe 1uli house, not only tonight, but throuo h
the whole course. Admittance 10 cents Sea-
son tickets, $l. Doors open at 7:3O. and lee
ture begins at Pm.
MIR. Kimberly, of the Metropolitan livery
stable, is in receipt of 4-year-old Bashaw
mare from Liberty. Ohio, which is attracting q
good deal OF attention from borsemen. She is
nnely finished animal, and it is rumored can
tfot low down. MIR. Kimberly leaves this even
ing Tor the Kentucky blue grass region to pur-
chase car load of blood mares and a car load
OF mules. The mares will be selected with a
view OF hitting out some of the members of the
equestrian club with fast and stylish animals.
The county board of public charities met
yesterday morning. All the members present
The wants of number of the poor we're at
tended to, and the applications of a wonly
were referred. The agcd-many deserving
cases-and the young were among the appli-
Giants. Thlrty-six orders in Ill were issued
Several were supplied with wood. The condi-
ton OF the applicants had been previously ex-
ahmed into, and in nsequence the big
amount of work was speedily finished.
The Chase Concert company, consisting of
Mrs. Jennie May Jewett, soprano; Miss Mary
Q. Harrison. contralto; Miss Jessie f.. Root
pianist and accompanist; MIR. John E. Nc
Wade. baritone; Mr. Frank K. Root. tenore
and Miss Kate Funck, volinist, arrived in
this city last evening, and are enjoying the hos
pitalitles of the Metropolitan. This company
Will give two concerts at the Opera House on
Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week.
Miss Kate Funck is spoken of as the coming
lady violinist of this or any other country
The company will enjoy much needed rest in
the meanwhile.
sheriff from the rural districts arrived in
the city yesterday with subpoena for an en-
ploye- of the city mills. The summons was
served. but the wanted witness said: 81 pray
you have me excu~ed." He suggested that
Charlie Jaeger. conductor on the St. Paul e.
Pacific, knew more than he did, and asked him
to substitute his name. The accom- modatinp
rural official did it. Then he served the doc,
tored summons on Jaeger. The railroader
didn't believe that would work. The sheriff
said be must go. Jaeger told him '.kidnap-
ing" was played out in this section, conducted
him to lawyer, and it was there arranged that
the sheriff might go home alone.