Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
CITY GLOBULES.
Decoration day.

Decoration day.
Tho honored dead, may their graves be as
green to-day as the memory of their great ana
noble actions.
The many friends of Martin Delaney, ESD,
land their names are legion), will be pleased 10
learn that he is rapidly convalescing from his
serious illness.
A cold, disagreeablc, diizzling rain COM
menced to fall yesterday afternoon seriously
interfering with the pleasure and comfort OF
excursion and picnic parties.
The sale of seats for the Remenyi concert TO-
morrow evening, and for the two performances
of Lawrence Barrett at the Opera House, Will
besin at the box office this mornlng at D
o'clock.
The st. Nicholas hotel Is fast peeomius
popular resort for business men who are unap.e
TO take their midday meal at home. The 81.
Nicholas dinners are equal to the pest serVeu III
the city.
The weather interfered somewhat with TIE
Measure of the occasion, yet the concert OF the
Great Union band at Schade's garden yesterday
was well attended, and those present enjoyed
good time.
Superintendent Walsh of the street railway
company, is earning golden opinions from Tue
patrons of the line, for the perfect manner IN
which he is making the Improvements ho" IL
progress. More anon.
Damascus commandery has not got through
with those six victims from Fargo yet. 1t Ism t
every day they get hold of such good subjects
and the intention is to put them through an
other course of sprouts this evening. Oorrect'
grand entertainment will be given at the
Opera house tonight for the benefit of the
Oonnemara sufferers. The performance Will
consist of the historic drama of Robert EN-
met" followed with farce. Inc mousse
should be crowded.
The excursion train from Lake Elmo last
evening had on board several young rninahs'
who. .primed with LIQUOR, were ripe Tor nght'
They conducted themselves IN most disgust
| ing manner and several attempts at nstlcun
encounter were nlppea IN the puo Ny 'no iA"A
ayers of the excursion.
Michael Malay, residing on Exchange street,
engaged in the brutal pastime OF beating MS
wife. who supports the migrate by telling
fortunes. Several of the relgnoors reported
| the affair to the police and he was arres0eo ny
officer Brosseau Malay Is chronic Vile
offense.
The Tony Deuier party returned last evening
from fishing excursion 10 White Bear lake.
and like the scriptural worthless of old the
snoils were horne on a stick across the braWny
| shoulders of two men. They succeeded IN
catching the finest string OF hsh or the season,
which will be served at the Windsor breakfast
| table this morning
The excursion to Lake Elmo yesterday after
NOM. under the auspices of the Great Western
band. was largely attended. but the pleasure
of the affair was somewhat marred owing TO tne
unfavorable character of the weather 1ne
| party returned last evening, however, In gooo
| spirits, and looked as ii they had enjoyed
| moderately pleasant time.
We trust that every reader of the GLOBE IN
| st. Paul will remember the entertainment To
be given at the Opera House this evening, un'
der the auspices of the Father Matthew Ora
matte club. for the benefit of the Connemara
families now:en route for Minnesota. Every
one who attends will not only receive the full
| value of the money they spend, but at the
| same time will have the satisfaction of know
| ing that they have contributed their mite TO
wards a most charitable object. The Opera
House should be crowded
Hon. Beriah Magoffin, Ex-Governor OF Ken
lucky, is we'll known in t3is city and widely
| known throughout the State, where he has
bad large interests for many years past. BIS
| numerous friends will unite with the GLOBE IN
| o.ndoling with him in his late bereavement IN
| the loss of his wife, which sad event occurred
at the family residence IN HarrOldsburg, Ken
lucky on the 7th inst. The local papers con-
tain lengthy obituary notices of the estimable
lady, highly eulogistic of her as devoted wife,
loving mother, kind neighbor and sin
cere Christian woman. She was the grand
daughter of Governor Isaac Shelby, the first
chief magistrate of Kentucky.