Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-20
CITY GLOBULES.
Theodor Korner Lodge, o. D. q. 8. will elect
officers Tuesday evening.

| lts sesslon In tnls city tomorrow.
| The district court has adjourned until mex
Tuesday morning, when the trial of civil cases
| will be resumed.
The German society, at a meeting held last
holzer's garden week from to-day.
The Knights of St. Paul are requested tc
meet in front of the Cathedral, in full uni
form, at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The immigration circular gotten up by Rev.
DR.. Dana has had wide circulation and has at
tracted favorable notice from prominent jour-
mails In the East.
Thieves broke into the store-house of Henry
Egglers, in the Sixth Ward, night before last,
and got away with keg of beer. The bur-
glars are not known.
Wentworth B. Brawley, ESQ.,, is a, well-Its
7:45 A. M, June 10Th. All doing we'll. Eleven
pounds. One of the pantaloon kind Con-
gratulations. Take suthin!
The knights of st. Paul are requested to
meet at the Cathedral at 2 P. M. to-day, to par
ticipate in laying the corner stone of the Ger
man Catholic Orphan asylum.
There is an old veteran named Casserly at the
Sisters hospital who took part in the battle of
New Orleans. BE is now ninety-one years of
age, and Is hale and hearty yet.
The German society with the Great Western
band will picnic at Banholzer Park on next
Sunday. Trains Will run on the st. Paul &
Sioux City railroad to the park.
P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer, sold at auction
last evening three lots in Iryine's second addi-
tion for $400 each. Edward Drewry, Chas.
Passavant and T. w. Boures were the pur-
chasers.
A plasterer, named VIM. Otte, informed the
police yesterday that he had been robbed of
corner of Seventh and Wa,outa streets, on the
17th inst.
A middle aged woman named Mrs. Karney
was arraigned at police headquarters yester-
day charged with creating disturbance in the
Sixth ward. The hearing was continued until
tomorrow morning.
Alarge morocco yalise was found at the corner
of Fourth and Jackson streets yesterday after
noon by Mr.. CHS. Boudlec, residing at No. 10
La Fond street. 1t was brought to the station
to await Identification.
The case of the city against Thomas Scott,
convicted of an assault on Officer Calvin, was
to have came up in the municipal court yester-
day on briefs of counsel. On motion the case
was continued to the 26th inst.
A warrant was sworn out by Chief r. o.
Strong of the fire department, yesterday, for
the arrest of Patrick Flynn, charged with vio-
lating the fire ordnance by the construction of
a frame building on Sixth street.
An action in replevin was begun in the dis
trict court yesterday by Stephen Ward to re-
cover one hundred and twenty-five eords of
oak wood, alleged to be wrongfully withheld
by s. l.. Sheldon, at White Bear lake station.
John O'Brien, who was indicted on two
counts for robbery from the dwelling of Peter
Belisle, and who was acquitted Of one charge,
gave sureties in the sum of $500 yesterday for
his appearance to a1Iswersfor the second indict-
uent.
fragment of paper huttering in the wind
at Bridge square yesterday morning, frightened
the horse OF the Rey. J. Hare. The anima
started to run, and fell down, breaking thel
harness and tipping over the buggy. The
damage was nominal.
person named Dane Carlson complained
yesterday that he had visited ''Swede Annie's''
the inmates had robbed him of twenty dollars
He acknowledged having been drunk, and the
general conviction will be that it served him
right.
DIR. j. a. Quinn, Ramsey county boy, and
a graduate of Medical college, Twenty third
street, New York, has become associated with
DIR. Murphy IN the practice of his profession.
DR.. Quinn is young man of more than or
dinary ability and an enthusiast in his chosen
profession.
Now that the work of grading. fencing and
sodding the Capitol square is fully completed,
Sibley street should be put in good shape side.
walks Strengthened, and the street brought up
to grade and properly guttered. As com.
mencement, the great pile of stone in front OF
the capitol should be removed.
The many friends of Officer James Nugent
will be pleased to hear that he has Sufficiently
recovered from the effects of the amputation
to visit his accustomed haunts. For the first
time since passing through the dread ordeal he
paid a visit down town last evening, looking
quite as hale and hearty of yore.
A Especial meeting of the Plus Ninth society
was held last evening, at which it was decided
that the members of the society turn out, in q
body, to join in laying the corner stone of the
new Orpnau asylum. Ine members are re-
quested to meet in front of the cathedral at 2
| o'clock sharp, this afternoon, in full uniform.
Il. The German society has arranged for series
of summer evening entertainments, to be
given weekly at the Athen@um, commencing
this evening. The programme will consist of
dramatic representations, and vocal and in
strumental music. The popular character OF
the entertainment should attract a large au-
dience
The members of the Union Francaise are
making great preparations for the annual cele-
bration of st. Johns day at Little Canada on
the Gath inst. The ''old boys propose to re-
| new their youth, and the GLOBE ventures the
prediction that they will have good time; for
If ANY man kin" a Frenchman kin, and dom
You forget it.
Dayton's bluff is experiencing a reign of
terror from the lawless doings of tramps.
About noon yesterday young outlaw entered
the yard of we'll known citizen and when
ordered to leave he threatened to blow the
genrleman's brains out. The residents of the
Bluff are loud in their demands for policeman
and they should be accommodated.
Mrs. R. A. Hurst signalized her skill as a
disciple of Isaac Walton by enticing thirteen
pound pickerel from the waters of White Bear
lake yesterday morning. When it is stated
that Mrs. Hurst is daughter of that ''old
salt, }" Capt. Hight, of the steamer Bed Wing,