Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-17
CITY aLoByLEs.

The seven o'clock extra Of the GLOBE yester'
day morning told the whole story.
Jim Robertson and NJ. Carroll got q hns OF
S5 each for creating disturbance.
The Woman's Christian Temperance. union
meets at the rooms of the z. NJ. O. A. at SP.
N. to-day.
Some fellow registered his name at the Mere
chants yesterday as "Eli Perkins" wnion Ia
dead give away, for CELL" he'll lie ABOUT
anything.
snnerintendent Towne. of the Northern
Pacific railroad, who is az the end OF the track
hevond the Missouri. telegraphed, yesterday,
that no snow had yet fallen In that seetion ana
that the weather continued clear and mid.
The case of Dan Rawley. who is alleged to
have caused collision between engines Nos.
I and 81. on the Manitoba track In the st Paul
wards, was up before Judge OBrien yesterday
morning. Considerable evidence was taken,
and the case postponed until this morning az
IL 80 A. NJ.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Berrisford and
Miss Mary Furlong was solemnized at 81
Miohaers church by the Rev. Father Gallagher
at 9 o'clock yesterday forea DON in the psesence
of a large number of friends. Nup"tlai
mas swas celebrated and the ceremony
was exceedingly pleasant. The bridesmaid
was Miss Ellen Furlong, Mr.. NJ. z. Morarity
officiatine "a eroomsman. After sumptuous
diuuer the happy couple took the morning
train for the East.
The people of Taylors Falls have been In
vited by Mr.. Washburn to visit minneapolis TO-
dsy. They wanted to come to both Mime.
anolis and St. Paul the same day but Mr.
Washburn, it is said, objected. he wanted
them to fref zs to Minneapolis But he made
a mistake in trying to select the excurslonls's
bv invitations. but had to abandon it in favor
of the plan insugurated by the St. Paul q Du-
luth company at Center City. when the whole
community was invited to st. Paul.
Timothy Hines, charged with attempting to
enter Mr.. Grifin's house In West st. Paul last
Sunday night. was again brought up before
Judge o. Brien yesterday, pursuant to continu-
auce. Part of his witnesses were absent, al
though he asserted with very excited manner
that they had promised on word and honor to
be present Even his sister failed to appear.
He bitterly said that he supposed that she was
curling her hair and could not come. He went
to Jail in default of $40 fine, which he could
not pay.
Articles of incorporation of "Tabitha Society
of the State of Minnesota" were received by
the secretary of state yesterday. Its objects
to eSC3DllSQ Auu mdlutaiA Aoc plLoi5 1OI tuo
sick and infirm, and churches aud schools. Its
headquarters will be at st. Paul. Its MEM
beers must be members of the Swedish Evan
gelicsl Lutheran church. The incorporators
are Erick Norelius, A. =. MONTH. P. Sjolom,
J. Terustedt. A. T. Torvell, Herman Stocken-
slime. John Bodin, b. NJ. Borgstrom and J. w.
Anderson.
Yesterday, Chief Munger, of Minneapolis,
telegraphed to city hall, that young man
named Robert Snell, formerly employed at the
Windsor hotel, had been arrested in the act OF
pawning pair of pants, which it was thought
had been stolen. 1t was ascertaiped tina!
Smell had pawned a coat and vest at Prescott's
pawn shop, in this city. Officer Lowell was
sent up and brought him to this city, when he
acknowledged Co having stolen the clothing
from the apartment of George Montfort. al
the Windsor hotel. The latter identified the
clothing, aud Smell was brought before Judge
O'Brien, who committed him for ninety days