Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-01
CITY GLOBULES.

John Dillon and company leave this morn
ing for Minneapolis. where they perform this
evening in his new play of Bumps"
Tho members of the German society gave a
full dress rehearsal yesterday afternoon of the
comedy, "Der yes lie Tan" by Taepfer, to be
presented at the Athensum week from next
Sunday night.
Two young men were arrested yesterday
morning by officer Bremen for creating dis
turbance at an entertainment at Turner
hall. They were both very drunk and will ap-
appear before Judge Flint this morning.
The dime concert at Pfeifer's hall yesterday
afternoon. under the management of Charley
Caldwell was well attended. The Great Union
band rendered choice programme of selec-
tions, which were enjoyed by all present.
Yesterday police officer Waclar Wilimovsky's
name was erased from the roll book and he
was appointed a policeman about i've months
ago, and his discharge was ordered by the
mayor on recommendation of Chief Weber, the
cause being general incapacity.
Detective Edward Heating, of Chicago,
passed through the city yesterday on his way
to Saltwater. He was accompanied by police
official familiar with his career, who is expect
ed to further identify ''Nibsey" Payne now
confined in the prison, as the man who muir
dered Rohnow in Chicago last March.
Yesterday afternoon as Mrs. Theling was
driving down lower Seventh street, hel horse
became frightened a1d started on a galop.
The street being crowded with teams, the lady,
with remarkable presence of mind, turned the
animal into post near the bridge, and by so
doing saved her life. As it was, the sleigh was
smashed into kindling wood, and Mrs. Theling
thrown out and severely but not seriously
bruised.
Three young but hardened females were ar
rested last night at Hattie McBride's baguio by
Officer Palmer. Two of the females. claiming
to be sisters, gave their names as Wright and
the fracas was caused by their asssulting Maud
Gibson. The two Wright girls endeavored to
get Swede Annie to 60 their bail but were IN
successful and the trio were accordingly locked
up for the night.
The residence of Mr.. Charles Zschan, No. So
Oak street, was the scene last evening of a
pleasant srrprise party, participated in by a
large number of that gentleman's friends.
The occasion was the anniversary of MIR.
Zschan's birthday, and right royalty was it
honored. The affair was entirely impromptu
and the family were taken wholly by surprise.
Among those present were a number of the
beneficiary's church associates and the evening
was delightfully."- passed by all in attendance.
Early yesterday morning the keeper of the
bagnio on Eagle street known as the st. Louis
house. appeared at the police station and asked
that an officer be sent to her establishment to
arrest three young men who she asserted were
not behaving themselves as gentlemen" in
fact they had beaten her and two inmates and
when she left they were smashing things in
general. Two officers were Immediately sent
to the scene but the youths had left and after
securing the neighboring resorts the officers
were obliged to give up the chase.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, young
man named Thomas Dolan, who had filed mp
with bad whisky, endeavored to give free
vocal concert at the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets to the disgust of the residents
in that vicinity. His first selection, "Way
down on the Suwanee River" was cut short,
however, by the appearance of Officer Hanft,
who carried him to the lookup. Yesterday his
friends appeared, and having put up $l5 for
his appearance at the municipal court this
morning, he was released from custody.
Last night about 10 o'clock Mr.. William +.
Mason, while passing along Third street, heard
noise which appeared to come from dry
goods box on Cedar street. On closer examine
ton he found q drunken man lying on the
ground fast asleep. He aroused the man and
started him down Third street. About half an
hour after an officer found the individual try
ing to fall over the bluff in the rear of Up
mans hotel. He was taken to the lookup,
where it was learned his name was Morrison.
Judge Flint will interview him this morning.