Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-11
CITY GLOBULEs.

Don't fail to witness Queens Evidence at
the Opera House this afternoon.
Good houses are assured at the Opera House
during the continuance of the Graves season.
The fish dealers are making preparations to
do a land Office business during the next fo'ty
days.
The Soldiers Trust" with Boniface IN the
loading role, will be the attraction at the Opera
House tonight.
The attraction at the grand ladies' matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon VIII be
Queens Evidence"
Yesterday, Judge Brill for cause shown ex-
cused c. T. jones from service on the jury
during the present term of court.
The last Of a series of twelve private socialS
given by the members of the Great Union band
was held at Pfeifer's hall last night
MIR. Aleck Lewis, colored, Familiarity known
as Dandy, desires the GLOBE to state that he
has been duly divorced from his wife, hester
Ann.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon for
the arrest of Sarah Cotton alias Cray Sal
who is charged by Eliza Woods with being
vagrant.
The case Of Thomas Scott charged BY Officer
Gruber with cruelty to animals, was called In
municipal court yesterday, but was continued
to this morning.
Young lad named Michael Stink was ar
rested by Officer Newell last night for stealing
a pair of overshoes from sleigh which was
standing on Rice street.
United States Gauger Louis Demenies Is
sick, having been off duty for several days.
His place has been filed by United States
Gaucer C. B. Tirrell, of Minneapolis.
EN-. Johnston recognized his property in
the buffalo robe picked up on Wabashaw street
nv Officer Zlrkelbach on Monday evening, and
took possession of it at police headquarters
yesterday.
The license revenue has been collected Iris
year with commendable promptness AT pres
ent there is only one liquor, one beer and one
butcher license remaining UNPAID. Inc Vehl-
clss. too have almost all been PAID Tor.
James Ahern was required to give bonds at
the municipal court some ten days ago to keep
the peace. Yesterday J. F. Mcintosh and z. o.
Regain. who became his sureties, appeared IN
court and asked to be released from the bond.
At the directors meeting of the State Fire.
mems Life association yesterday an executive
committee consisting of George W. freeman,
81. Paul; f. E. JOY, Saltwater; and Ii. Ham,
Minneapolis, were appointed, and Dr. "A. a.
Ames chosen medical examiner.
A note signed y. X. Adams, Engineer re-
quests the GLOBE to warn the public and rail-
road men against a ona-legged individual who,
he saws, was drunk and disorderly at Pfelfer's
hall Monday evening and is a begging impos-
ter who spends the money charitable people
give him in dissi patton.
The fame of st. Paul commercial houses is
spreading to all parts Of the country. On his
recent purchasing trip East, Mr.. Nick. Matheis,
of the we'll known carpet house of John
Mstheis, made the sale of a complete outfit of
carpets. window shades, ETC., for gentleman
residence at Buffalo, n Y.
About week ago young boy named John
Kennedy residing at Prior Lake, was accident
ally shot in the arm by n playmate. DIR. Muir
ply was called to attend the lad, and in order
to have him directly under his care he was
brought to st. Joseph's hospital. The doctor
has hope of saving the injured member.
Mr. A. B. Lasher, of the Clarendon house
block, Wabashaw street, is this week reftting
By Friday evening the place will be furnished
with rich carpets fresh paint, new furniture
and new ornaments, the latter including
beautiful bar center piece in solid silver.
The Fort Smelling bridge is declared 10 be
practically tested. The ice which the test has
been made has been shuffled from end to end,
to the middle, etc, and the strain has been
satisfactorily withstood by the supcrstructure.
10 p6 no hridUe will h. Id
a special meeting some time this week, and
make preparations for opening the bridge for
malIy to the public.
Dominic Bortel a tailor, residing at the cor
ner of Ninth and Exchange streets. reported
at police headquarters, yesterday, that boy
had wantonly and maliciously broken IN his
window with a stone. Officer Clouse was sent
out t. look the business up, and fixed the
hoodlum in the person of Tom Murnan. lad
said to be at work in the Telephone exchange.
The case will have a hearing before Judge
Flint TO day.
Michael Mungovern ives arrested yesterday
charged with stealing $50 in cash from James
Ahern, proprietor of the saloon corner of
Minnesota ond Fifth streets. Ahern claims
that he went to the Montreal house, No. II
Minnesota street, at which place Mungovern is
bartender, last night to attend dance. After
steve and on awakening missed his none.
The case was continued to this morning and the
defendant released on bail.
The funeral services of Willie Nugent, eldest
son of Police Officer James Nugent, who died
on Monday of typhoid pneumonia, will take
place from the cathedral this afternoon at
o'clock. The following have been chosen from
the associates of the deceased to act as pail
bearers: Samuel Dawson, James ReardOn,
John Donnelly, George Roach, John Reardon
and Frank Dowlan. The sympathy of the
community will naturally be extended to
Officer Nugent IN view of past Affections.
The Arian society of Milwaukee and the
Apallo of Chicago are exchanging visits, and
affording the lovers of music in each city
a rare vocal treat. In this connection some OF
the music loving people of St. Paul entertain
the idea it were well not TO be debsrred from
such pleasure, and contemplate inviting
both these societies to visit st. Paul. To
make it more pleasant to the visitors, it is
thought to ask them here during next
mer. and make the occasion of social
hospitality as well as musical event.
On Monday night Mr.. Alonzo Brown, of Min
neapolis, who for the past two weeks has been
laboring under fit of temporary insanity,
came to st. Paul, and becoming violent, WAS
taken to police headquarters. Yesterday morn