Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-30
CITY GLOBULEs.

The regular monthly meeting OF the 81. Paul
medical society was held last evening.
The Great Union Band give calico Ball.
at Pfeifer's Hall to- morrow night. The tickets
are one dollar.
Over seven hundred visitors were registered
at the new German-American bank building
Thursday and Saturday last.
Pedestrians on Summit avenue think it is
about time for the brick pile in front Of the
old Carpenter house to be moved.
City Treasurer REM sent $4,000 to New
York, yesterday, to meet interest on city indebt
edness falling due on the 1st prox.
The fair weather yesterday brought good
many farmers into town, but they came with
light loads and very muddy wagons.
John Larkin, the hero of the fint-lock mus
ket, was before Judge Flint yesterday, charged
with drunkenness. he was committed for
seven days.
The train on the st. Pau, & Sioux City
road, due here at IL o'clock yesterday morning
was eight hours late being detained by
mashout at Minneopa.
John Terrell was arrested yesterday for steal
ing coat from a man residing at Brainerd.
He was sent up for twenty days to await the
arrival of the owner Of the coat.
The Insurance company of Pennsylvania was
yesterday admitted to do business in this State
by Insurance Commissioner McGill. j. w.
McClung is the agent for the State.
For good part of the day, yesterday, ice
was running past this city, indicat-
ing that the Minnesota and upper Mississippi
rivers have commenced breaking up.
The Catholic cathedral at Faribault took fire
about o'clock Sunday evening, resulting in
the loss of $500 worth of property. The fire
was accidental and no injuries are reported.
1t was Mrs. Officer (not Mrs. Oliver. as erro-
neously printed yesterday who trained the
choir of girls and boys which was heard at the
Children's choral service in st. Paurs church,
Sunday.
Samuel Pouchu swore out a warrant yester-
day for the arrest of his fourteen year old son,
Wilkin Pouchu, on the charge OF incorrigibil-
i}y. The examination will take place this
morning.
Collector of customs Flower received the
manifest, yesterday, of a large lot of imported
LIQUORS consigned to Peabody Bros. & Co. The
goods are en- route, and will reach here in a
few days.
The marriage of MIR. David Black, the popu-
lar steward of the Merchants hotel, and Miss
Jennie Mcdonald, was solemnized yesterday
afternoon in the presence of a select number
of friends.
The big wigwam of Auerbach, Finch, Gull
bertson & Co. was filled with customers, all day
Yesterday, keeping the army of statesmen on
the Jump from early morn until late at night,
to fill the orders received.
Anumber of English and Scotch land hunt
ers reached st. Paul yesterday, and after such
information as desired at the land Office of the
st. Paul & Manitoba road, started out over
that line. last evening.
A musical and dramatic entertainment will
be given this evening in the basement of st.
Joseph's church, the proceeds to be applied
to the benefit of the Temperance organization
connected with that church.
Both the morning and evening trains on the
Northern Pacific railroad now go ont crowded
every day with land hunters and settlers who
have already secured their land and are
now going out to occupy the same.
Johanna Flynn, the old timer, confronted his
honor at the police court yesterday, fresh, (for
she never seems to grow older in vice. from her
regulation drunk. The decrepit old damsel
was committed, as usual for ninety days.
Elijah ANGUS, after five days experience driv-
ing street car, closed his services Saturday
night by stealing the cash box of his car, con-
tanning $1S in tickets and nickels. he was
captured and sent up yesterday for thirty days.
The councils committee met yesterday to
put the finishing touches to their report on the
disbursement of the $4,000 reserve fund for
railroad purposes. The report in detail will
be submitted at the next meeting of the coun-
Gil.
Gen. Franz Sigel, the famous German corps
commander in the army of the Potomac during
the war, and popular orator, will deliver his
lecture on 1.-The Empire and the Republic at
the Atheneum this evening, speaking in Ger
man.
Auerbach, Finch, Culberteon & Co.'S. wigwam
and warehouse seems to extend the business
looks of lower Third street, so that real estate
men begin to speculate on how it will look
when business blocks line the street to the rail-
road tracks.
Que of our St. Paul clergymen, speaking of
the resurrection Sunday said that the first word
uttered by Jesus after the resurrection was
'Mary." According to John (ch. 20, v. 15) his
first words we're addressed TO mary, Dut were,
"Woman, why weepest thou?"
Cora Mckee was once young and handsome
many years ago. Betrayed by false lover,
she sought to drown grief, and became an
opium eater. The police picked her up while
wandering about the street. and a. matter of
charity Judge Flint sent her up for ninety days.
A meeting of the committee on fire depart
ment from the common council is called for
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. In addition to
the regular business the communication of
the Northwestern telephone company in regard
to taking charge of the fire alarm telegraph will
be considered.
H.H. Young, secretary of Boasd of lmmigra-
ton, found q waste basket Of paper on fire
in the telephone room of the capitol on Sun
day. It was readily extinguished, but lit
tie delay might have proved serious. A
smokers match or cigar stump is supposed to
have created the mischief.
The municipal court bailiffs experienced yes
terday the busiest day of the season. Officer
Dowlan was engaged in empanelling a Jury
and officer Mullins executed writ of eject
ment against Wright's boarding house on
Fifth street and also replevened q span Of
horses under an execution from Minneapolis.
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