Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-12
CITY GLOBULES.

The district court term begins Tuesday next
and new grand jury will wrestle with the
criminality of Ramsey county.
Seibert's orchestra has been engaged for re-
ception ut the Nicollet house, Minneapolis,
Tuesday night, to be given by O. A. Pillsbury
and others.
handsome and very unique bird cage in
the form of Swiss villa is on exhibition at the
Metropolitan hotel, and will be ratified for as
soon as the chances are taken.
A new registry was opened at the Merchants
Saturday. The discarded filled one had been
in use Just 81 days and recorded $685. ar
rivals-an average of IS day during the two
months when travel is lightest of all the year.
The dime concert given at Pfeifer's hall. un-
der the auspices of the Great Union band, yes
terday afternoon, was attended by a large num-
Der of citizens. The music was of the highest
order and the entertainments are attended
with increased popularity.
John Calvin, the lunatic, whose desperate
assault on farmer, residing short distance
from THE city, was reported in yesterdays is
sue of the GLOBE, was resting easily last night,
and should Inflammation not set in no doubts
are entertained of his recovery.
The several lodges of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen in st. Paul. eight in num-
ber,) are making extensive preparations for a
grand ball, to be given the first week in Feb
ruary, at which time the Grand lodge of the
State meets in semi-annuai session.
The Washington special to the GLOBE, this
morning, brings intelligence that will be learn
ed with great pleasure by the many St. Paul
r-;..l, &c nj n Loo yyhoIa pom-
ination is for promotion TO q full majorship in
the quartermaster's department.
There is reason to suspect that the Dr.. Frast,
who has been raking in skekels from the credu-
lous by giving mountebank lectures throughout
the State, and DR.. Taylor, who lauguiahed in
the county Jail all last summer, are one and
the same individual. He tried his old game at
Cannon Falls few days since and the indig-
nant friends of the young lady ran him out of
town. Such quacks should have short shift.
MIR. VIM. Baer. pantry cook at the Metropoli-
tan hotel, was the recipient of a pleasant sere-
made night before last, given by the Knights
of the Cuisine at that caravansary. The party
arrived at this residence on Western avenue
about 9 o'clock in the evening, the dulcet
strains of music floating in from the out-
side being the first intimation of
their presence. The MINISTRIES were given a
charming reception, and the evening was de-
lightfully passed by the commingling of songs,
music and social converse.
A recent issue of the Boston Home Journal
in commenting upon a concert given in that
city by the pupils of Prof. Petersilea, speaks
in the highest terms of MIR. Charles POttgieser,
we'll known. st. Paul boy and one of his
most promising pupils. In speaking of his
instrumental ability the critic adverts to his
fine rendition of two original piano compost
tions as indicating him to be a young composer
of rare promise. The intelligence of his pro-
gress will be received with pleasure by host of
we'll wishers in this city.
The young people of Christ church will pre-
sent the drama entitled thread on the Waters"
at the church guild room, next Tuesday even
ing, January Is, with the following cast:
DIR. Harlem, Principal of Greenlake Semin-
ary. ...................Mr Mr.. Alexander.
Harry Harlem his son. Mr.. Tarbox.
Fred. Hastings and Fob yIinders pupils.
.............M esslp. Wood and BripDine.
Jonathan Wild Butts, the town constable.
.mT. Lyon.
Lucy Harlem. doctor daughter. Miss Crippen.
Mrs. Loring, doctors housekeeper. 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Forsyth.
Dilly, picked up from the streets. Miss Snow.