Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-29
CITY GLOBULES.

an appropriate title.
CITY GLOBULEs.
There was goodly display of Easter bon
nets at the churches and on the streets, yes
terday.
A large audience attended the dime concert
given by the Great Union band, at Pfeifer's
hall, yesterday afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Kate Smith, of this city,
and Mr.. Albert Glover, of Louisville, Kentucky,
will be solemnized at the residence of the brides
parents about the first of May.
Work has SO far progressed npon b. T. john
sons new store, adjoining the German. Ameri-
can bank, that he now expects to have every
thing ready for opening his goods to the public
on Thursday of this week.
'tPoly Carp has been heard from again in
the columns Of the Chicago Times, and her
epistle appears elsewhere. "Me Lud Mackuban"
| ought to buy himself a cane and write Story
| another letter. "Demme."
Invitations have been issued for reception
or cat Home party to be given by Mrs. Ma
ior Strait and sister at their residence in Shak-
opee on Wednesday. The reception will be at
tended by quite delegation of st. Paul
| friends.
The entertainment for the benefit of the st.
Joseph Temperance society will be held in the
basement of st. Joseph's church on Tuesday
| evening, March 30th. The admission will be
rs cents and the proceeds will be devoted to
| the society.
The young mems gospel meeting to be held
| in the parlor of the Y. M. G. A., this evening,
| at 7:30 o'clock will be conducted by Mr.. w. 81.
II. Johnston, the music being in charge of
Mr.. Richard Clark. Young men are cordially
| invited to be present.
The musical and dramatic divisions of the
German society will give grand Easter enter
| tainment at the Athenaum tonight, consisting
of comedy and operetta, the whole to conclude
| with ball. Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the event, and it promises to be one
| of the best entertainments given this winter.
John Larkin INDUCED in mild tootyester-
day, which was signalized by parade with his
revolutionary musket, greatly to the edifcation
| of q number Of small boys. The musket was
| confscated by the State few weeks since, and
was returned on promise of good behavior.
The Anticipated frearm should now be taken
for good.
Mr.. Owen Sullivan, the well-known pedes-
trian of this city, is in receipt of letter invit-
| ing him to take part In the tournament to be
held at Winnipeg, Manitoba, on April 18th.
| The tournament is to consist of rs hours go
| as-you-please, and is held under the auspices
of the Pedestrian club of that place. The
| winner in the race will carry off the champion
ship belt and $3.50 in money.
| Yesterday morning about forty Knights
Templar from Damascus Commandery of this
| city went to Minneapolis to attend Templars'
service ut Gethsemane church, Rev. DR.. Knick-
| Oh oh fr1II
and appropriately decorated and DR.. Knicker-
| hacker preached sermon ofimuch power espec-
tally designed for the edifcation of the order.
Large delegations from Zion and Darius
Commentaries, of Minneapolis, were also
present.
| At 9 O clock last night Harry Gordon, pro-
prietor of the blacksmith shop in the rear of
the postoffice, was seriously cut in the hand
with knife by Thomas McCauley, who is en-
ployed in Gordon's shop. McCauley was arrest
ed by Officer Brosseau who, attracted by the
noise, arrived just after the act, and was
taken to the police ; station.
standing between McCauley and another en-
ploye named Fl. A. Hollenbeck. McCauleY
| states that he did not intend to cut Gordon,
but supposed at the time it was Hollenbeck.
| The matter will be investigated at the police
court this morning.
A singular accident took place during the
forenoon service at the cathedral yesterday
morning. which luckily resulted in NO serious
| injury. During the celebration of pOntifcal
high mass four-year old child named Anna
Moran escaped the observation of her mother
and wandered to one of the interstices in the
gallery rail opposite one of the long windows
| at the west side of the building. The child
crawled through the opening, and was precipi-
tated to the floor below, striking the window
ledge in going down, which broke the force of
the fall. She was picked up almost entirely
parents, No. 131 Wabashaw street. So far as as
certained, no internal injuries were sustained,
and the escape from serious results is almost
miraculous.