Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-25
CITY GLOBULES.


Pfeifer's hall this afternoon.
Tue last of the six stores III the new Sher-
man block, Wabashaw street, was rented yes
tertiay, and will soon be occupied.
A crankey hackman named VIM. Faulker
WAS arranged at the police court yesterday
CHARGED with violating the hack ordinance.
The hearing vas continued until tomorrow at
ga. II.
A coioreG girl named Bette Harris swore ont
a warrant n the municipal court, yesterday,
for a fellow named Lewis, who had threatened
TO kill her.
The programme arranged for the dime con-
cert given al Pfeifer's hall by the Great Union
hand orchestra, this afternoon, embraces a
number OF choice selections, and the entertain
Inent should be well attended.
The Fra PreSse, of Minneapolis, states that
George Seibert, of this city, long the leader OF
the Great Western band and orchestra, IS about
TO take ED his residence in Minneapolis, and
will organize new band there.
Three saloon keepers were before Judge
Flint on Yesterday, charged with doing bust
ness without renewal of their licenses. They
promised to take out the necessary parch-
>.
Invitations for the third annual ball of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Fireinen are out.
The ball will take place February 9, at Ffelfer S
hall The affair last year Is remembered with
pleasure. and this years ball will equal It's
predecessors.
The first Grand ball given under the auspices
of the ST. Paul police department Will take
place in Pfelfer' hail on the evening OF the
5th proximo. Arrangements have been fully
perfected for the occasion, which bids fair to be
one Of the most thoroughly enjoyable events
ever given in this city.
George q. Stahlman and George Moeiler have
formed partnership for the manufacture and
sale of cigars and will soon open their estab-
lish-rent IN the south store OF the Sherman
BLOCK Wabashaw street. They will carry ca a
large business and add considerably to st.
Paurs lead il cigar making.
A couple of chocolate colored damsels named
Eliza Harris and Emma Stewart, were before
Judge Flint on yesterday charged with
raising an unseemly noise and calling each other
hard names on Cedar street. The obstreperous
damsels were found equally In fault and were
released upon the payment of 50 and costs each.
A coal black female, the wife of John Allen.
who resides al PSI Robert street, came to po-
lice station Yesterday noon, and wanted an OF
ficer to Immediately arrest her husband, who
she stated had assaulted her. As she was IN
half drunken condition, she was locked up,
and at G o clock, having sobered up, was sent
home.
The LieGerkranz Singing society will give
their first grand concert and ball of the sea-
son at Pfeifer's hall tomorrow evening. An
elaborate programme has been prepared and
especial care has been taken IN the arrange
znent of the musical numbers, which includes
4 variety of choice selections. large mixed
chorus will be present, and the affair Is antlcl-
pated with great pleasure.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meet
here on Tuesday, January q, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at No. East Third street, at the hall of Cham
pion lodge No. 10. A large attendance of men,
bers of the order are expected from abroad.
On Tuesday evening Champion lodge give a
grand uniform ball, at Pfeifers hall, in honor
of the Grand Lodge. Music by Great Uuion or
chestra.
Yesterday afternoon report was made at po-
lice headquarters that two men were making
disturbance enough for dozen at Gebhardts
place on the Como road. Officers Lowell and
Mitchell were sent out to quiet down the
rioters. The officers found it necessary to
bring the two into the station, where they
were recognized as two of the gang, and were
booked as Gus Beyer and Peter Rapp disorder
ly.
4 couple of sweet Williams named VIM.
Williams and VIM. New were before j Judge
Flint on yesterday charged with discussing the
Maine question at an expenditure of lung
power that exceeded the highest pitch in the
ramut Considering the heinous nature of
the outrage under discussion the court thought
it pardonable that any man should warm up
in reviewing the case, and both disputants were
discharged
st meeting of the Ramsey County Agricul-
turaI society, held yesterday, at the chamber
of commerce, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, w. j.
Hendr.ckson; vice-presidcrt II. j. Brainard !;
secretary, T. A. HendriCkson treasurer, w. e..
Brimhall. Executive committee, III. j. B-ainard,
l.. Hoyt, W. Freeman, 4. Boland, and S.
Deeriug. Delegates to the State society, H..
Hoyt and S. Deering.
4 man who for the last SIX weeks has been
in the employ Of Capt. Jacob Manner rs
a stable handsuddenly disappeared on Tuesday
last Since that time it has been discovered
that numerous articles, including two saddles
two buffalo robes and several pieces of harness,
are missing, and suspicion falls on the absent
emDlOVC. ne CAST HAS JcSl o'Ci w
Detective Bresett, but up to the present time
no arrest has been made.
At noon yesterday Officer Maynard arrested
George Riddle, alias Henry King, who was
wanted by the police authorities at Minneapo-
lis for larceny of suit of clothes, two watches,
a revolver, y razor and meerschaum pipe
from n boarding house. The thief was searched
at police headquarters and two pawn tickets
for . pipe and pair of skates, which he had
payned at I.ytle's establishment, a razor and q
revolver we're found on his person. Word was
sent to the authorities ut Minneapolis OF MS
arrest, and Chief Constable Munger came down
and took him IN charge.
The legal squabble over the goods which
formed 4 part of the stock Of Ahern Bros
fish market, on Robert street, has been
settled. at least for the present. Yesterday L.
+. A. Studdart, through his attorneys Davis,
O'Brien & Wilson, obtained a writ of repleyin
from the municipal court ordering the con-
stable, John Linsted, who was holding the
goods for Joseph Robert on a writ of attach
ment issued by justice Burrand, to turn over
the goods Baiiiff Mullins accordingly took the
goods ana stored them, to remain until the
matter is settled.
The members of the Germania Singing So
ciety gave delightful entertainment at
Turner hall last evening" consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, followed by social
and ENJOYABLE dance. The capacity of the hall