Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-04
CITY GLORULES.


for tomorrow afternoon at :: clock.
Owing 20 the prevalence OF diphtheria the
st. Joseph Academy has been closed until the
hrst of next month.
Prof Lyman. the elocutionist, will open
class mex. Wednesday evening, At the high
school, commencing at / 80 o'c!ock.
The firm Of J. P. Allen & Co., druggists,
paid ::3G duties on imported liquors, yester-
day, IL the custom collectors office.
A warrant was sworn out by Officer Calvin
YESTERDAY fo- the arrest OF Albert Pleiss,
charged with violating the hack ordinance.
aDr. a. L. Stewart, of Winona. has SO far re-
covered from the recent railroad accident at
Mendoza that ne returned home yesterday.
The january term of the district court be-
gins January IOta. Lists of the grand and
petit jurors Will appear in to-morrow's GLOBE.
The skating rink was well patronized last
evening, and the visitors were RECALLED with
number of choice selections from the Great
Union band.
1t appears that Middletons hack. which was
robbed of robes, etc. Friday night Was stand
ing on Fifth street, and not IN front OF CaI0-
wells on jackson street.
The member of the Dickie Lingard troupe,
who claimed to have lost $3.50 diamond pin,
made no complaint either to the Opera House
management the police. The story. like the
diamond, is regarded as thin.
The 1nesdames, furbslowed and bedizened,
appeared at The police court yesterday after
noon, and compounded with the city by paying
their monthly fines for the privilege OF carry
ing on their pernlclous traffic.
a man named Williston was brought to the
city, yesterday, from the vicinity OF Fargo
with both feet badly frozen. He was taken to
st. joseph hospital and attended by DR.. Muir
ply, who is of the opinion that it will be ne
cessary to perform an amputatlon.
Young woman named Nettie McCoskey ap-
peared at the police court yesterday morning,
and swore out a warrant for the arrest of man
named Loranlier, the charge of bastardy.
The examination was continued until next
Friday, and the defendant held in $500 bail.
The annual meeting of the Society for the
Relief of the Poor will be held on Tuesday at
1890 o'clock A. NJ, at the office Robert
street. The election of officers for the ensuing
year will take place, and the annual report
of all officers be submitted. A full attendance
is requested.
The Opera House was densely packed last
night by an appreciative audience, to witness
the concluding performance of Haverly's orig
inal colored minstrels. The performance was
up to the highest standard of minstrelsy, and
the audience was kept in continuous roar of
laughter throughout the evening.
couple of very youthful and tame looking
desperadoes, named Augustine Abrahamson
and William Cassidy, were arrested yesterday
forenoon, charged with garroting another lad,
named James Dockley. The latter claimed
that he was knocked down the corner of
Ninth and Wabashaw streets ard garroted OF
ninety cents. The hearing will take place to
morrow morning.
Chief Strong was investigating: last night the
charge that Frank Hall, foreman of Hook and
Ladder Company No l, and John Bell, driver
of the same were drunk and disorderly in their
engine house Friday night. Bell plead guilty
10 being GisordcTly, but denied being drunk.
Hail Vas not present. The evidence sustained
the charges. Chief Strong has suspended them
and will recommend the council to dismiss
them.
Yesterday morning Morris Ganser, while
writing letter in the lobby of the postofficc,
laid his pocketbook containing tS5.25 in money
and some postage stamps on the desk beside
him. When he finished his epistle ne looked
young man who was standing near him when
he laid it down. fianser can give no descrlp-
ton of the youth except that he wore black
overcOat.
A meeting Of the dry goods clerks early clos
ing association was held at the Merchants hotel
last evening, about fifty statesmen being in at
tendance. considerable amount of routine
business was transacted, and after the appoint
ment of several committees the meeting ad-
journed until Friday evening, the 9th inst.
There is a tendency in a certain quarter to break
the early closing rule, but temporary
compromise was effected continuing until Feb
ruary.
The nymph du pave named Minnie Mccarthy
was before Judge Flint yesterday morning,
charged with disorderly conduct, which con-
sisted in conducting herself in an unseemly
manner in front of Long Hates bagnio on
Eagle street. The girl is an inmate of the
brothel named, and the row originated from a
desire to restrain her from paradlng the streets
while intoxicated. The court administered a
rebuke and she was released on payment of IS
and costs.
Alfred Pleiss was before his honor yesterday
charged with putting head on brother
hackman named John Trent. The fight orig
mated from a wrangle incident to the nomadlc
existence of the participants. The defendant
was fined So and discharged. John Trent was
arraigned at the instance of Pleiss on a counter
charge of disorderly conduct. 1t was shown
that he had conducted himself in an unbecom-
ing manner, and on payment Of So and costs
he was also discharged.
As stated in the GLOBE yesterday morning.
the petition of Frank L. Newell, claiming to
be legally elected sheriff of Dakota county,
and holding the certificate of such election,
but to whom possession of the Office is refused
by John +. Newton, incumbent under pre-
vious election, was presented TO the supreme
court yesterday morning. which ordered an al
tentative writ of nRndamus to issue against
said Newton, to show cause why he should not
vacate such office to said Newell, and Thursday,
the Sth inst, at 10 clock, set for hearing.
The members of the Standard club have ar
ranged to produce the laughable comedy in
one act, entitled the Boston Dip" The
comedy will be presented in about two weeks,
with the following excellent cast:
Moses Mulligrub. ....................M M Levy
Monsieur Adunls. Lew ID. haas
MIR. Richard Dasher.. ......... ben Goodklnd
Mr.. Lavender Kids. .............. Julius We'll
Mrs. Moses Mulligru5., Bertha Rosenfeld
Miss Ida Mulligrub. ......... lille Rosenfeld
Woman's trustfulness and mans perfdy
were illustrated anew at the municipal court