Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-05
OrrY aroBULEs.

grocery house for sale in want column.
The sheriff of Isanti county passed through
this city, yesterday, en- route for st. Peter,
having in charge crazy Swede.
Chas. Smith (giant) slapped h. Jacobs Gill
putian) and paid five dollars for the fun. The
fracas occurred at Robert street boarding
house.
Persons who intend going out on the st.
Paul & Manitoba road, should consult the new
time table (see third page) which went into eff
feet last Sunday.
John McDermott primed up for election duty
night before last by becoming gloriously
budged. He was before the court yesterday
and discharged upon taking the pledge.
The council didn't hold session yesterday,
owing to the excitement of election day. A
few of the hold-overs were present, and adj
iourned until o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The efficiency" of the FIRE depar tment is
proved beyond question. In fact, two proofs
came to the household of E. W. Hildebrand,
engineer of No. 2, yesterday morning. Twin
daughters.
The fire department was called out yesterday
afternoon by an alarm from box %. The
cause turned out to be a chimney fire at Mrs.
Peterson's saloon on the corner of Fourth and
Rosabel streets.
DR.. Hoyt, of Red Wing, an old settler there,
and relative of the Hoyts, of this city and
county, who died at ST. Peter, few days ago,
was buried, yesterday, at Red Wing, with
Masonic honOrs.
Many complaints are being made by pedes-
trians against the horrible condition Of the
sidewalk on the south side of Dayton avenue.
A lady pedestrian met with badly spralned
ankle in this locality this morning:
The complaint in the case of Wilhimina
McQuillan against the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, IN exclusive account of which ap-
peared in Sundays issue of the GLOBE, was
filed in the district court, yesterday afternoon.
The pastor of the. Jackson Street II. E..
church. it is reported, will preach next Sunday
morning on Sabbath desecration, taking the
Minneapolis-St. Paul paper down Third street
for his illustration of reprehensible Sunday
work,
The name of P. a. Kelly, Esq, was acct
dentally omitted from the card published IN
the GLOBE yesterday morning, in praise of the
conduct of Policeman Calvin in the discharge
of his duties at the railroad depOts and on the
levee.
A saloon keeper named Matt. Muller, doing
business on Fort street, was arraigned at the
police court yesterday, charged with admins
tering the grand bounce to a customer named
Jerry Sullivan. The hearing was continued
until this morning.
Prof. b. COINS classes are beginning to be
we'll attended at the Curtiss Business College.
German classes $50 to IL A. M. to 5:3O 2.
M :3O to $50 P. NJ. French classes taught by
Madame Leontine-Arndt Oohn, II to 1881 P.
NJ; 2:30 to 4P. NJ.
Adjutant General Van CleVe yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance OF three invalid
claims by the pension bureau at the rate of 81,
Sc, and So per month respectively. The
amount of arrearges to the several pensions, in
the same order as above, is $733.87, 81, 114.2l,
and 81, 505.58 respectively.
Last evening, four master masons from Far
go received the three first degrees of royal arch
Masonry in Minnesota royal arch chapter,
preliminary to the establishment of royal
arch chapter at Fargo. A special dispensatiOn
will be granted by the grand high priest, and
the chapter instituted some time next week.
The Elmo rink has been turned over to the
Damascus commandery for a drill ground.
The commanderY have made arrangements
to light up the grounds in splendid manner,
and drills will take place weekly in prepare
ton for the grand convocation of Knights
Templar, which takes place in Chicago in Au-
gust
Two young men jam full of election juice
were staggering around in front of the Arcade
hotel yesterday about nightfall, when one,
Charles b. Nash, pushed his comrade, Sheri-
dan, through the window. The hotel propri-
etor compromised without having the young
sters arrested by having them pay for the
damage done.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
Robson and Crane, yesterday. was large for all
four of the performances, and there is every
indication that the comedians will have
crowded houses. They certainly deserve pack
ed houses. The man must be thorough stone
who will not laugh till his sides ache at the
comicalities of these artists.
Joseph Zirkelbaeh, who has been taking in
Leadville, Col, for the last two months, re-
turned to his home in this city day before yes
terday, fully satisfied that ''all that glitters is
not gold. " Not long after he arrived at Lead
vile he was attacked with mountain fever,
and lay four weeks in the city hospital, and
when he returned home he found himself
short just twenty-five pounds.
Evil communications corrupt good manners.
Minnie Michaud will be remembered as once
bright. beautiful and pure girl. The sparkling
glance has given way to blear eyes, and the
complexion, once fresh as the dawn, now wears
the sodden appearance of vice and intemper-
ance. Yesterday morning she was before Judge
Flint charged with the larceny of dress from
Hattie Mcbride. She promised to return the
garment and was discharged.
M. T. Pierce, the man who tried to deluge
himself into eternity with laudanum, as re-
counted in the GLOBE of yesterday, has made
his escape from the city hospital where he
was consigned for treatment. Late yesterday
afternoon he left while the attendants were en-
gagged, but not before declaring his intentions
to patient. that he was going away and meant
to kill himself at once. Search was instituted
at once, but he could not be, and was not
found up to midnight.
Frank Lloyd, the hackman connected with
the late assault on Officer Calvin, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon on a warrant charging him
with resisting an officer. He was admitted to
bail in the sum of 300, and the case set for
hearing at 10 o'clock tomorrow. His counsel
Mr.. @. D. O'Brien, gave notice of his intention
to submit plea of dutrefois acQuit, claiming
that his discharge a few days ago, on the charge
of assault, set forth all the facts and circum-
stances alleged against him in the present COM
paint.
Several gentlemen and ladies met at the
rooms of the Society for the Relief the Poor