Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-05
CITY GLOBULES.

Should the balmy weather of yesterday hold
out ulsters will soon be at discount.
Commencing to-day, the Protestant demon.
nations will inaugurate the week of prayer.
The supreme court held a session Saturday
and, after the transaction of business before
noted, adjourned the October term sine die.
The sleighing throughout the city was de-
cidedly thin yesterday, but the track on the
river was crowded in the afternoon with rigs of
every variety and description.
A hackman named John Pleis will be
brought before Judge Flint this morning
charged with disorderly conduct in the Jackson
street depot Saturday morning.
Only a week ago yesterday and the mercury
was rusticating among the thirties. Now, the
sleighing has vanished and the air is suggest
i've of spring lamb and early strawberries.
young man called at police station yes
terday afternoon and desired an officer to be
sent to 40 West Ninth street to kill dog which
mad attacked him and chawed the legs of his
pants.
The propitious weather yesterday conspired
to draw ont large attendance at all the
churches. During the past forty eight hours,
up to the time of writing, the police have not
made single arrest.
Articles of incorporation of the knife
Falls Lumber company were filed in the office
of the secretary of state yesterday. The incor-
porators fare Charles A. Moore Henry Brandon
burg and Alpheus Moore.
The ainrsements at the Opera House will
be varied this week. viz: Monday and Tues
. day Helen Potter's Pleiades-Wcdnesday and
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Florence-Friday and
Saturday matinee-Rentz Ministries in bur-
lesque Finafore of''The lass that loved Canal
er. Tickets Tor the first four nights now on
sale at boz Office.
Extensive preparations are being made by
the members of st. Paul church for the cele-
oration of Epiphany or the festival celebrating
the twelfth night after Christmas, to conf
memorate the visit of the Magi. The festival
commentaries a time honored and beautiful
custom and the obsevances are always attended
with an unusual degree of interest.
Ia yesterday issue of the GLOBE an item ap-
peared concerning the arrest of two boys. nam
Cd Abrahamson and Casselly, charged with gar
roting lad named James buckley and steal
ing twenty cents of the latter's wealth. 1t is
claimed by the young defendants that buckley
had previously abstracted the above amount
of their own money, and that they had simply
resorted to the process named for the purpose
of recovering their wealth.
very unfortunate and exceedingly painful
accident took place yesterday afternoon, which
it is hoped will not result in serious conse-
quences. Shortly after the noon hour, while at
play in the vicinity of her fathers residence On
Cedar street, State Treasurer Pfaender's little
daughter attacked and bitten in the arm
by rabid dog. Medical attendance was sum-
moned, and the utmost skill was employed to
alleviate the pain of the little sufferer.
youth mailing from the town ,,o the river,
and giving his name as Hsverman, staggered
into police headquarters Saturday evening, and
bracing himself against the wall, stated that u
horse aud sleigh which he had left hitched in
front of the Metropolitan hotel had been stol-
en-. Yesterday Lorenzo Phillips, from whom
the rig was hired, came to the city and found
the outfit at ODonnells livery stable, where
Haverman had left it before he became intoxi-
Gated.
rifle of excitement was created ON Fourtl,
street about o'clock yesterday by the antics of
runaway horse, attached to cutter, which
dashed frantically down that thoroughfare.
At the intersection of Fourth and Wabashaw
streets the runaway was observed by an eni-
ploye in Taylor's fruit and fish store, who
boarded the cutter from the rear and managed
to secure the ribbons, finally succeeding in
bringing the steed TO q standstill. No injury
or DAMAGE was repOrted.