Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
A young mems meeting will be held at the
rooms of the association this evening at 7:30
o'clock.
The annual banquet and ball Of the st.
Andrews society will take place at Pfeifer's hall
on Tuesday night the sOth inst.
A case of infammatory drunk was brought to
the bastile by Officer O'Keefe early last even
ing. It was found near the market house.
An action was began in the district court
yesterday by Mary A. Armstrong against Ed.
ward N. Saunders. to collect the sum of $4,000
on note.
Miss Kent, one of the patients taken in charge
by her parents after the FIRE st st. Peter, was
returned to the county authorities yesterday,
her case being unmanageable.
Policeman O'Keefe last night found pair of
immense new stoga boots, number about 201,
on Seventh near Wabashaw street. The owner
will find them at the city hall.
The committee On streets and alleys were to
have held special meeting last night to con-
slider the general budget, but owing to the ab-
sence of quorum adjourned until the regular
me6blDB VI EIIuoys
The Odd Fellows of fraternity and st. An
thony lodges, of Minneapolis, send word to
their brethren of ST.. Paul Lodge No. 2, that
they will visit the latter on Tuesday evening
next. A pleasant time is anticipated.
Arrangements are progressing for the He
brew fair to be given by the congregation of
Zion's Temple at Sherman's hall, commencing
on the 18th of December. The object of the
fair is to raise funds to aid in the construction
of q new temple.
Shortly after midnight this morning young
crook named John Barlow was arrested by Capt.
Clark on suspicion of having stolen clock and
mirror from the steamer Mary Barnes. He
has dozen aliases aud will no doubt be iden-
titled this morning.
Dillon O. 'Brien, Esq, is announced to lecture
at Saltwater in the Father Mathew Temperance
hall tomorrow, Sunday, and at Minneapolis,
in the Catholic Association hsll on Tuesday
evening. The residents of both cities should
prepare themselves for rich treat.
The night before Thanksgiving thieves broke
into McInthoh's packing house on jackson
| street, and made good haul Of provisions.
| They got away with 800 pounds of smoked
| meat and shout lU0 pounds of poultry. At the
above rate somebody in st. Paul must have had
| prodigious big dinner,to say the least.
man with the cold shivers, named William
Moran, was before hizzoner yesterday, charged
with living on his cheek. Chief Weber st ated
| that the prisoners ambition seemed to consist
| in being able to bulldozs sufficient bulge with
which to keep him drunk. In addition to being
a chronic bum, he was out OF lucre, and op-
posed to work. The lily livered youth was
| sent to the Quay for eight days.
Tho fr;apJc of Mra Edopboipar opd Mi,
| Rice the accomplished violinist and piapist,
now visiting in this city, will endeavor to pre-
| vail on these eminent musicians to give con-
| cert in St. Paul, a consummation which is sim
cerely to be wished. These ladies are thorough
artists, having graduated at the conservatory
at Leipsic, and having refused large pecunlary
| inducements to go On the stage 1t is to
| be hoped they will favor st. Paul with an ex-
hibition.
There is every indication that the proposed
benefit to Miss Louise Lester, the prima donna
| of the Nathal English Opera troupe, will be q
success. The little lady has won many admir-
ers here by her efforts to please, and possessing
a sweet and flexible voice she has been very
generally admired. She will appear in the
''G7and Duchess" role in which she has
achieved great success. The entertainment
| will take place on Monday evening, and seats
can now be obtained at the box Office.
Three bad men, two shiftless greasers and 9
comical coon, were before hizzoner charged
| with the larceny of two CATERS and pair Oi
gloves. The goods were cabbaged at Warner 8
| auction store and the crooks were yanked in by
| Officer Babe. They gave the names of John
| Nelson, James Madison and K. Dunham, the
stolen goods being found in possession of Mad
| ison. The two former we're sent to the bastile
for ten days each and Madison will tarry fol
fifteen days.
| A man named B. Levenson was put in dur.
ance vile last night on complaint of one Sam.
uel Rosenbaum, dealer in merchandise, do
ing business on Seventh street. The latter
| claims that he has been taken in and done for
by tricks that are vain, as practiced by the gen.
| tie and lamblike LevensOn. He claims to
| having employed Levenson as a salesman, and
that in this capacity, he disposed of four over
| coats and as many clOaks. Levenson takes
his arrest cody and refuses to talk. He will
have a chance to explain to day.
Burglars made an early call on Manager
Walsh, of the street Car line, at his rooms OF
West Third street, yesterday morning, but
were frightened uff before doing any mischief
Between and 8 O. clock he was aroused by tn,
slamming of a door. followed by retreatine
footsteps. An Investigation showed tha
entrance had been made to the adjoining room
from where he was sleeping. About the same
time two men came down the stairs, and OF
being questioned they stated that they had
lust put q drunken friend to bed. They wer,
frightened off by the slamming of the door ane
got no booty.
An action for divorce was commenced in tn
district court yesterday by Kristina LANDAU
who is anxious to cut the company of her al
legged worthless, Peter l.. Landaas. The par
ties were married in 1869 and have had fou
children. According to the complaint he ha
not contributed to the support of his fsmil,
but has made himself a constant burden.
is alleged that he is an habitual drunkard an,
that he has been guilty of cruel and inhumal
treatment and that it is unsafe to reside wit
him. In May, 1879, while in delicate health, b
yanked the plaintiff over the room, thereb
imperilling her life. In December of tn
same year he whipped her and last August it i
claimed that he took knife and threatened t
kill her. She asks for divorce and the chill
dren.
i PERSONAL
w. NJ. Shaddinga. Fargo is at the Windso
to-day.
John J. Shotwell, Fargo, is at the Mel
| chants.