Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-20
CITY GLoBULEs.
"Rosedale' tonight.

"Rosedale' tonight.
The Metropolitan theater company is quar-
tered at the Windsor.
A Lodge of Perfection, Scottish Rite, was
opened for work at Masonic hall last evening.
Public Examiner Knox was engaged yester-
day in overhauling the books of the county
offices.
Collector Bickel's office will be closed this
afternoon on. of respect to the memory of the
late Rudolph Schoenemann.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
will have its third annual ball Monday even
ing. Feb. 9th, at Pfeifer's hall.
The January term of the district court at
| Hastings commences this morning, whittier a
large number of st. Paul legal lights have re-
paired having been retained in important
cases.
decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin on
yesterday dissolving the bonds of matrimony
| in the Smith divorce case, and hereafter the
parties will revel in single blessedness.
The case of Frank Lloyd. the obstreperous
hickman, was called for hearing in the police
court yesterday morning, but as the defendant
await his arrest.
All persons who have not paid their city Ii
cences will please step up to the captains Of
fee and settle, as this is the last day of grace
| and by settling their accounts they will avoid
prosecution.
| The Sunday afternoon concerts by the Great
Union band, at Pfeifer's hall, will be continued
through the season. They have become quite
opular-drawing large audiences of orderly,
music-loving people.
Ayoung man, named Frank Deck, came to
the front at the police court, yesterday charged
with the alleged larceny of o small number of
| very diminutive fish. The case was dismissed
for want of prosecution.
| Judging from appearances "Rosedale" will
draw crowded house tonight. The perform
ance last night brought out the full strength
of the Metropolitan company, and sent the
audience away highly delighted.
| young man named Charles Richards was
run in by Sergeant O'Keefe yesterday after
neon on suspicion of being identified with a
gang of unsavory crooks. He was taken before
Judge Flint and given q week in the cooler.
At the annual meeting Of the st. Paul Gas
| company yesterday the officers and directors
were elected for the ensuing year as follows:
| 81. 81. Sibley, president; N. W. Kittson, vice
| PRECEDENT; A. j. Goodrich, secretary and treas
urer.
| Col Beiote, of the Metropolitan hotel, de-
| sires an explanation concerning the boiler ex-
| plosion which took place in the pantry room
of the hotel Saturday afternoon, which he
asseverates was merely flash in the pan and
| = complete fzZle.
| John Griffin tackled an overdose of benzine
| last Sunday, and made himself disliked by re-
si5ting the Establishments of police officer,
| who tried to trundle him to the cooler. He
was before Judge Flint on yesterday, and will
| labor on the county wood pile for the next
seven days.
| The funeral of the late Rudolph Schoene-
NAM will take place from his former residence,
No. l72 Exchange street, at o'clock this after
noon. The obsequies will be conducted by the
Masonic lodge, of which deceased was men,
Der, ard the Mannerchor, of the German socie-
| ty have rehearsed dirge which will be spng at
| the funeral.
Seven tramps were before Judge Flint yester-
day, charged with vagrancy, the whole caboodle
having being pulled the night preceding from
the sand house of the Lake Superior locomo-
tive shops. One of the gentry proved q toler-
aDly Iair representation, ana was Q1sCQarScQ;
and another demonstrated his ability to pro-
cure work, being alss released on this showing,
while the remainder of tie gang were given an
hour to hoof it out of the city.
George Tesch, colored man, was locked
up last night on warrant charging him and
his wife with disorderly conduct and the ma
| licious destruction of bedding and chairs be-
longing to the rooms he lately rented from q
Swede woman living opposite Rice park on
| Fourth street. The matinee ia alleged to have
come from his having been informed to pay his
rent or move. Mrs. Tesch was not locked up,
but is expected to join her husband at the
municipal court this morning.
After wrestling with the subject for two days
the grand jury returned an indictment yester-
day against Levi A. Cooley, charged with the
larceny of $40 from young man named
Church, the alleged embezzlement growing GU,
| of a peculiar horse transaction. In the after
| noon the members of the honorable body made
tour of the Jail, district court offices, treasu
rers and auditors offices, after which they
made the conventional junketing trip to the
poor farm and county hospital. Their report
ia expected this MORNING.