Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

Unity club is to be entertained by its art
committee this evening.
The State Fireman's Association meets at
Hastings to-day, at 80 P. N.
The grand jury will assemble at the cid
court house at 10 o'clock to-day.
The Board of Regents of the State University
are to meet at the capitol to-day.
The January term of the district court will
convene at 10 o'clock this morning.
The ladies of the Golden Hours club give =
leap year party at the Windsor this evening.
The Great Union band will give another con-
cert al Pfeifer's hall next Sunday afternoon
Charles Drake paid three bills at the police
court Yesterday for indulging in mild Sunday
foot.
The Great Union band will accompany the
st. Paul delegation of firemen to Hastings to-
day.
The Grand Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, of Mime
sofa, meets in Masonic Hall, this city, at II n.
to-day.
The annual meeting of the Masonic Relief
association will be held at Masonic hall to-
morrow evening.
The State Forestry Association holds its an
nual meeting at the Governors rooms in the
capitol this evening
The new State officials were in their respeet-
i've offices yesterday; familiarizing themselves
with their respective duties.
Two additional suits have been commenced
by the assignee of A. H. Strouse to force pay
ment of total indebtedness of $3.50.
This evening the young people of Christ
church give their dramatic entertainment at
the guild house. Admission 25 cents.
The appraisers report of the property Of the
late J. h. Donnelly was filed yesterday, show
ing total valuation of nearly $4,000.
The annual meeting of the State Agricultural
society will be held at the Metropolitan hotel,
st. Paul, Wednesday, Feb. 4, at II A. NJ.
The only prisoner at the police station last
night WAS Mrs. Bradley. alias 1.-THE woman in
black" who was brought in for drunkenness.
The second grand ball of the series under the
auspices of Damascus commandery will be
given ut the Merchants hotel tomorrow even
ing.
James Farmer was arrested yesterday
charged with violating the pine wood ordin-
ance. The hearing will take place on the It'll
inst.
Another cold wave is coming. 1t struck
Crookston Sunday night, and yesterday morn
ing had lowered thermometers there TO minus
forty
The l65 fire hydrants in the city were exam
ined yesterday by Engineer Hildebrand, of No.
2 steamer, who reported all Of them in working
order.
The fine of Alfred Pleiss. committed few
days since for. disorderly conduct, was paid by
his mother yesterday and the prisoner dis
charged from the county jail.
Work is rapidly progressing on the new stock
yards. and if the present weather continues
they will be ready for the reception of stock by
the close of the present month.
The hotels were filed last night with dele
gates to the grand lodge, which is likely to
have larger attendance than did the anti-se-
cret society associations meetings of last
month.
Peter Bowling is a hail fellow well met, but
he bankers too much for the inebriating tangle-
foot. He became beastly budged night before
last and will manipulate buck saw for the
next three days.
The st. Paul delegates to the annual meet
ing of the State Firemen's association, to be
held at Hastings to-day, leave for that point
by the 2:95 P. NJ. train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee st. Paul road.
Remarked gentleman in the rotunda of the
Merchants hotel yesterday: ''Thsy do say that
love matches are made in heaven, but I'm
blanked if a good many of them are not fin
ished up in this hosiery"
The calendar of the January term of the dis
trict court which opens thi, morning, has just
been printed. 1t contains 135 civil and 81
criminal cases, II of the latter being what are
known as the social evil cases.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
man named Charles Johnson, On the charge Of
assault and battery, which consisted in polish
ing off an Individual named N. P. Swenson.
The examination will take place to-day.
James Clemmens. who was sent to State
Dec. s, 1877 for two years and six months,
having served his full term, less ''good time"
has been restored to the rights of citizenship
by Gov. Pillsbury.
Anumber of delegates to the grand lodge
have come prepared to attend the Knights
Templars' hop at the Merchants Wednesday
from Saltwater to attend it, and also number
from Minneapolis.
That $2l 900 warrant, drawn in favor of
Horton & Co., Fort Smelling bridge contract
ors. was again presented to the county treas
urer yesterday afternoon by the notary of the
First National bank. He left disguised, still
in possession of the warrant.
The latest gift Carleton college has received
is a Characteristic letter from Joseph Cook, of
Boston, together with all his published vol
umes. 1t is doubtful now whether the library
of that Institution will hold any more books
after this donation of wisdom from the Socrates
of the Hub.
John Schubie who was killed by earth fall
ing on him last evening, in the excavation be-
ing made for Strong, Hacket Co.'s building,
is said to be the same man who. several weeks
ago, was buried by a similar fall of earth in
the same excavation, and then almost miracu-
lousy escaped serious injury.
The Rev. E. S. Thomas, of st. Pa ul's church,
will leave this evening to enjoy an Epiphany
holiday with his relatives in Rhode Island.
He expects to return by Ash Wednesday, which
this year falls on the 18th of February. The
Rev Mr.. Kittson, associate priest of the
49, will off TO al