Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-03
CITY GLOBULES

The committee on streets OF the CITY
council will meet at 1880 o'clock tonight
The Swedenborgians will, next Sunday
morning, open their church and Sunday school
after the summer vacation.
The board of trade yesterday postponed its
election of inspector of grain, committee of
inspection and board of arbitration to Monday
next, Immediately following the call board.
The begemmed, painted and bedizened
madame, confronted the police court tribunal
Yesterday afternoon, paid their monthly fines
and Haunted out of court ike the mistaken
and giddy things they really are.
Two chronic lushers named John Sanford
and Patrick Kennedy were before bizzoner yes
terday, charged with being blind drunk.
They looked very dizzy and were consigned to
the cooler for three days to sober up.
When the social evil problem came up in the
municipal court yesterday, the city adjusted
its glasses metaphorioally took out its SMELL
ing salts and coolly accepted 1924 as hush
money from the harlots. In these times,
though, everything goes.
The insurance adjusters have completed
their work as regards the losses Of ID. Kelly
& Co. and Averill, Russell & Carpenter on
goods, and the Wright estate and Reed Sher-
wood on buildings, awarding total Losses, or
the full amount of insurance, in all cases.
when the case of the city against William
Smith was called In the police court yesterday
morning, Chief Weber stated that the defend
ant could not be found. Smith is the man who
ATTEMPTED deadly assault on the night watch
man of the Metropolitan Hotel. He undoubtly
has skipped out.
Awaiting an owner at city hall there is a Ia
dy's dolly warden ~ack, nobby overskirt with
blue muslin or chintz trimmings and red silk
handkerchief. The articles were picked up on
Cedar street early yesterday morning, and if
the owner is not found, Coroner Davenport
will be called upon to hold m inquest.
Elsewhere is the announcement of the death
of Mr.. Edmond o. Mara, in the eighty-third
year of bis age. MIR. O'Mara was born in the
parish of Thurlas, Tipperary county, Ireland.
He settled in St. Paul twenty-five years ago,
with his family, and he leaves six children, all
married. His funeral will take place at 9
o'clock Saturday morning.
A joyous wedding took place at the residence
of Bev. Valentine SIMMER yesterday after
noon, being the marriage Of Miss Emma Hu-
bert, daughter of well known resident of st.
Paul, and Mr.. Henry Dener, of Chicago. The
ceremony was witnessed by large number of
friends of the high contracting parties, and was
followed by delightful reception.
A tired looking young man named August
Baker was waltzed to the tower early yester.
day morning by big Tom, who found him In
Truman Smiths vegetable shop getting away
with watermelon. Defendant stated that be
was in the employ of Smith and that he sic pit
in the shop. Tue officer explained that Smith
had requested HIM to watch defendant as he
had all the keys of the shop. BE was COM
mitted for fifteen days.
What nearly resulted in serious accident oc-
CURED on Wabashaw street yesterday after
noon, which was averted by the prompt action
of bystander. A spirited horse attached to
buggy, and containing gentleman, was pro.
ceedlng along Waba,haw street near the Opera
house, when one of the wheels gave way, pre-
cipitaiing the buggy TO the ground and fright
ening the animal. The horse started to run
but was caught by citizen, thereby averting
the accident
The funeral obsequies OF the late Col. Chas L.
Stephenson took place from the late residence
of deceased, corner of Oak and Walnut streets,
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Beautiful
and impressive religious services took place at
the house in the presence Of many friends, the
Rev. DR.. Beatty and the Rev. hIr. Tnttle,
of Minneapolis, officiating. The
remains we're borne to Oakland cemetery
and were followed by large couoourse Of
mourners. The following citizens acted as
pail bearers: Capt. Blakely. w. L. Wilson,
ex.Gov. Marshall. q. E. Mann, Capt.
Rhodes and G. A. Hamilton.
An additional suit was commenced in the
district court yesterday by Solomon Bergman
against the St. Paul Mutual Building Associa-
ton No. /. The complaint alleges that plain
till is the owner of a large number of shares
of stock in the association, and reference ia
made to a resolution in the bylaws which pro-
vldes that the stock Of characterization NAV be
retired by the directors when their action is
approved by the society. 1t is alleged that an
effort has been made to cancel the stock own.
ed by plaintiff, and the action is brought to
have the resolution declared void as regards
the shares owned by plaintiff.
The 1T. Paul Land League is making arrange
ments for asplendid meeting on the occasion
of the visit of Michael Davitt. The Opera
house has been engaged for the evening of the
I4th OF September and the programme. in add.
ton to the address of Ar. Davitt. on ssIrish
Landlords, will consist of readin by the
celebrated dramatic reader Miss Emelie Cav
IN, OF lineage, and vocal and instrumental
mus,c oy nrsrciass home talent. Mr.. Dayitt
speaks IN minneapolis on the 25th and in Roch-
ester, Faribault and other places on 3ata. -. =.
liked. He Is the originator of the land ,aors.
ment IN Ireland, and one of the most e,onnan,
opponents OF Its principles. The meeting :
under the auspices of the st. Paul leaoua end
the entire proceeds will be apnlieS - a.
relief or evicted tenants, the victims of lond.