Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-25
for drunkenness, and were given five days each

for drunkenness, and were given five days each
IN the quay.
A pleasant event, and one that interested to
large extent the German society Of st. Paul,
took place last evening. being the marriage Of
Mr.. Julius Zahonyi and Miss Raohel Smith.
both well-known society people of this city.
The marriage was solemnized at the residence
of the bridegroom on st. Peter street, and the
ceremony was performed by Judge Wilkin.
The spacious parlors were crowded with friends
OF the couple, who were the recipients Of
large number of handsome and costly presents.
A reception followed, and all was merry a. the
wedding bells.
The current issue, dated August 2s.) of
the illustrated Police Nems has an amusing
cartoon Of two we'll known ST. Paul boys.
both of whom are distinguished for their skill
a. oarsmen. The cut illustrates . recent adj
venture, which Messrs. Rundlett and Hynd-
man encountered while rowing over the cour 20
Of the boat club in double-scul shells. One
day two or three weeks ago they were ont for
practice, and while coming down the river
their shell oollided with COW, badly democrat
izing the layout. The picture illustrates the
establishment of tho excited oarsmen at the
moment of the wreck, and the expression de.
pioted is highly ludicrous.
The following is the programme for the
thirteenth Rice Park..promenade concert by the
Great Union Band on Wednesday, the 25th
inst:
1. Quokstep of the Eighth Regiment. -.
.................-..... Chambers
q. Pinafore Lancers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stein
s. "Poet and Peasant" overture. .Suppe
4. Beautiful Blue Danube.' waltz. Strauss
s. Selections from Gounod's Opera, Faust,
............. ...........: denlcKe
6. "How Folks Grieve and Rejoice" Fam
TASTE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Rausch
z. Anvil Polka, with anvil aocompani-
ment, )........ ParloW
8. Selections from the Oera Orpheus. Offenbsch
8. Montrose Quickstep. ...............Co gwell
PERSONAL.
Ira e. Cromwell, Chicago, is stopping at the
Clarendon.
M. T. Dill, ESQ, Of Prescott, Wis, at the
Merchants. 7ls
F. Is. Rogers and r. NJ. Manning. Chicago,
are at the Clarendon.
E. @. varney and wife are among the arri-
walls at the Clarendon.
o. @. Greene and wife have returned homo
from their bridal tour.
Hon. Philetus Sawyer, Wisconsin, is regis
tered at the Metropolitan.
Willis Baker, the Lake City stock-breeder,
was doing st. Paul yesterday.
Hon. 81. G. Waite and N. P. Clarke, ESQ.,, of
st. Cloud, are at the Merchants.
j. d. Drake, st. Paul & Sioux City land
commissioner, has gone to Chicago on bust
ness.
N. Myrick and J. O. Ramsey started last
evening for bayfield, to spend week IN trout
fishing.
John q. Ives, Esq, one OF the enterprising
citizens of Menomonee, Wis, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. n. Bragg, of Morris, Judge Of probate
Of Stevens county, is in the city stopping at
the Merchants.
T. r. Ryan, New York; Mrs. 8. O. Black
iston and family, Toledo; D. B. Fisk and wife,
Chicago. are at the Metropolitan.
General Ruggles, assistant adjutant general
of the department of Dakota, left for the East
yesterday, to be absent for few days.
Capt. A. Coleman Macy. late clerk for Gov.
Pillsbury, VAS married on the 18th inst, at
Curtisville, Conn.,, to Mrs. NJ. D. Turlay, Of
Hudson, N. Y.
F. r. Myers. general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania Central, arrived here yesterday,
proposing to 90 fishing for three days, at one
of the lakes in this vicinity.
No word has been received from Mr.. P. a..
Kelly up to Ar. M. yesterday, but he is
doubtless on his way homo and will arrive
to-day or tomorrow morning.
Hon. P. q. Rahilly, of Lake City, en- route
home from Tintah, was met here by his Gre
dentials as delegate to the LIE Sueur oonven-
ton and went to LIE Sueur by the afternoon
train.
Harry Ringwald leaves tonight for Helena,
Montana, where he proposes to embark in
business. Harry has been resident of st.
Paul for ten years past. and has proved him
self worthy and reliable young man, having
the confidence and respect of a large circle Of
friends in this city. The GLOBE wishes him
much success in his new home.
John Furman, ian extensive stock breeder, of
Illinois. and Mr.. George M. Farlane, con-
nected with an extensive boot aud shoe manu-
factory at Utica. N. T., were visiting points
of interest in and about St. Paul yesterday.
This IS tho first visit of these gentlemen to
this section, and though expecting to find a
handsome city, peopled by IN intelligent and
enterprising community, they confess the half
had not been told them and that the reality il.
very far superior to what they had i'm
agined.