Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-13
CITY GLUBULEs.

The United States district court will open at
10 o'clock this morning.
Yesterday was o c~ommendable Sabbath. In
police circles matters were at a standstin and
no arrests were made up to last midnight.
An anonymous note, received at this Office,
reads as follows: Dear Sir: The district court
meets at st. Peter next Tuesday t14th.) There
will be music from on high in the air, and
don't You forget it."
It is understood that a number of Minneap-
oils demerips have taken up quarters in this
city. ST. Paul has all she can do to regulate
the social evil as it now exists without tolerat-
ing the importation of more.
The case of the State against John Green, in
which a new trial has been granted, will come
up in the district court this morning, on the
application of defendant to be released on bail.
1t would be rash to hazard a prediction on the
result.
Saturday evening n villianous assault took
place on Rice street, when three brothers named
Greenwald pitched on to a young man named
Martin Donahue and gave him a most unmerci-
full pounding. The victim to the assault swore
out a warrant for their arrest, and the case will
be investigated to-day.
1hSAo al u hshe ycseSIOoy ailcihooh oh
Park avenue, in which the wrong men got
whipped. A young hoodlum named McNurnsy
seized a barrel from the wagon of a German
and started down the hill with it.. There were
two men with the wagon. and both gave pur-
suit. McNurnsy turned upon them and gave
both a sound drubbing. 1t was a fine scrap
ping match while it lasted.
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning while
coupling cars in the yards Of the Sioux city
railroad company, the foreman, Mr.. VIM.
BuIke, caught his right hand between the
bumpers and that member was badly squeezed.
The little finger and fOreinger were mangled
IN such a frightful manner es to necessitate
amputation, the operation being performed by
DR.. Quinn. MIR. Burke is regarded asian eff
cient man andthe accident is very unfortunate.
A large and appreciative audience assembled
al the Athaneum last night to witness the pro-
duotion of a four act comedy by Benedix, en-
titled THE Senior Fellow" The drama offers
a fine field for the display of comedy talent,
and is enlivened with bright crisp dialogue
and a number of clever situations. The char
aeters of the cast were admirably impersonat-
ed by the dramatic division of the German
society, the members of which were present in
full force. The entertainment was productive
IF great mirth, and was highly enjoyable.
MIR. E. F. Krahmer, residing on Rice street,
WAS the recipient. night before last of a de-
iightful surprise party, the occasion celebrated
being the forty-ninth anniversary of his birth
day. About 8 O'Clock in the evening his resi-
dence was invaded by a large number of friends
whose unexpected advent was a matter of
genuine surprise. The CON took possess
ION of the house and there was mirth, music,
social converse and lots of good things. The
festivities lasted until midnight, when the
guests dispersed leaving mine host very happy.
The fair for the benefit of Mount Zion con
gregation will open at Sherman hall to-night,
when a fine display is expected. The object
of the fair is most laudable, being to raise
money to assist in the construction of a new
temple or synagogue. The Hebrew population
ot ST. Paul have been most u~ntiriDg in their
efforts, and nothing has been spared to make
the affair a success. The arrangements are
most elaborate and the enterprise has met with
the hearty support of a large number of citi-
zens of ST. Paul. The fair will be opened with
an address by Mayor Dawson, and music by
the Great Western band.