Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-29
CITY GLoBULEs.

"The Grand Duchess" at the Opera House
tonight.
The Union fair will continue the first three
nights Of this week.
Seats for Miss Testers benefit tonight are
on sale at the Opera House box Office.
The "onoe Week. club will give their
weekly hop at the Athensum tonight.
The motion for new trial in the Green case
will come up in the district court this morning.
Important developments are looked for.
Saturday night sneak thief entered Fahey's
boarding house on Minnesota street, and cab
baged an eight dollar valise. 1t contained a
blue flannel shirt.
An invalid named Jacob Krauz was forward
ed to Chicago last night by Mr.. Grace of the
board of directors of the poor house. on reaoh-
ing which he expects to have the assistance of
friends.
John Murphy and J. T. Sullivan, two pris-
oners sent from Minneapolis to the Ramsey
county iail,were discharged yesterday on an or
der from the sheriff of Hennepin county, as the
grand jury failed to find indictments.
Mrs. Hart, residing on Western avenue, while
attending the Catholic fair on Saturday after
noon, laid her pocketbook on table while she
picked up glove she had dropped, and when
she looked for it moment afterwards 1t was
gone. The pocketbook contained $4S in bills
and several dollars in silver. She offers a re-
ward of 80 for its return.
Report came to police headquarters yester.
day that party of boys had established win
ter's roost in a cave near the termination of
Somerset. street, and that they were facilitating
the wood famine by depicting all the wood
piles in the neighboorhood. The case was
turned over to Officers Lynch and OK eefe,
who will look 1t up.
While proceeding to Minneapolis about dark
last evening gentleman deserted horse at
tached to Gutter wandering over the prairie
this side of the reform school. An investiga-
tion showed that the cutter contained q man
who had fallen across the seat helplessly drunk
The rig and occupant were kindly taken in
charge and brought to the oity. The man was
put near the stove to thaw out, it being az bad
a case OF drunk as ever seen in this or any 9TH
er city.
Last evening about o'clock mau went in
to an Italian restaurant on Third street, near
st. Peter, and ordered lunch. He refused to
pay Tor his refreahments, but was compelled
to DO 30 before permitted to leave sthe place.
On leaving he swore he wonld get even, and
shortly afterward stone came crashing
through pane of glass in the restaurant,
barely missing the head of the proprietor.
Search for the man availed nothing.
"a Golden Came" which has been playing
to large and constantly increasing audiences at
the Grand Opera House, Chicago. during the
past week, will open season of three nights at
Se. Paul tomorrow euening. The play is
spoken OF as one of the most dramatic of mod
ern comedies, and the artists who sustain the
Leading parts as among the best in their re-
sspectlve roles IN the country. Mr.. Shannon
Is certainly an excellent comedian, and Miss
Cora Tanner is an actress who has attained
nigh rank in her profession. Seats can now
be obtained at the box office of the Opera
House.
Mrs. Johanna Cook, who won the bronz.
clock Saturday night at the Union fair, ia q
sister of Officer John Cook. of the police force.
Inc contest for the clock was the most exciting
OF the fair. The amiable young lady takes a
pardonable pride in her victory. and is grateful
for the magnificent support of her friends. The
votes cast in her favor reached the splendid
figure, as counted, of 1888, in addition to
which there were about 500 scattering chances
taken during the first part of the week. The
clock, superb affair, is real bronze, and the
honors are gracefully worn by the fair victor.
Night before last man named Meyers resid-
ing near Hamm's brewery sent word to City hall
that his crazy son, Henry, was indulging high
tantrums and was liable to infict personal IN
jury. Officers Lynch and O'Keefe visited the
house and found the young man in bed. His
demeanor was mild but he refused to leave the
bed, enveloping himself in the clothing. BE
could not be taken without warrant, which
will be sworn out to-day. His father was afraid
to remain in the house over night and stopped
with one of the neighbors. Meyers, who is
almost 35 years old, has been in the insane
asylum twice aud at times is very violent