Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-20
CITY GLonuIEs.
Bishop Whipple is the guest OF Gen. sible.

| Mr.. j. Z. Smith, who has been with III
Seventh cavalry for nine yrars, arrived in ST
| Paul yesterday from the West, en- route for hi
home at Springfield, Ill.
A diary for 1880, of no use to any persol
save the owner, was lost on Saturday on Yves
| Third street. The finder will confer a favo
by leaving 1t at the GLOBE office.
Elaborate arrangements have been made fo
the ball to be given at Sherman hall, tonight
under the auspices of Mount Zion congrega
| tion, and the affair promises to be grant
| success.
There was horrid exhibition of drunken
ness on Wabashaw street, between Tenth stree
and College avenue yesterday afternoon. A po
liceman was sent for, but before he arrived
friends of1the inebriate had removed him to hi
home.
The extensive brewery establishment Of Jos
schlitz s. Co., Milwaukee, is represented il
St. Paul by the new firm of Schmidt & Finch
who have just opened at No. 10 East Thirl
street, where they will have constantly OF
hand large supply of this famous lager.
The reserved seat sale for to-night's opert
has been unusually large, but there yet re
mains about hundred seats down stairs, an(
large number in the family circle, which
can be had at the box office after O'Clock
Reserved, family circle 81, and parquette ant
parquette circle S1.25.
A dizzy drunk was yanked from the Metro
politan hotel by Officer Murphy last midnight
where he had pre-empted the reception room
He was followed from Third and Robert
streets and stated that he was a guest at the
hotel, but they repudiated him. His vest was
turned wrongside out and he looked perfectly
demoralized
It transpires that the visit of Capt John B.
Davis, of Rock Island, ILL.,, to st. Paul is in
the interest of the Keokuk Northern line pack.
ct company, the captain being the agent of the
receiver. While this much has been learned
of the captains visit, the particular object has
not yet been developed, the captain not being
in communicative mood on this point.
The repairs which have been under way at
st. Paul's Episcopal church for the past few
weeks are about completed, and the church
now presents q most beautiful and elegant ap
pearsnce. The new pillars which have been
placed in position greatly enhance the appear.
ance of the church. They are of Knoxville
marble, and combine three shades of color
with carved capitals of Cayon stone.
The Christmas festival of the Sunday school
children of st. Paul church will take place or
Tuesday of next week, the 2sth inst, at 4:3C
O'Clock in the afternoon. The exercises will
consist of song service by the children, an ad-
dress and the distribution of prizes. By fal
the most attractive feature of The programme
will be the Christmas carols and songs OF
praise rendered by the children, whose pure
sweet voices uniting, will interpret the carols
in sweetest concord. The children are under
the vocal training of Mrs. Bradbury, whose
skillful leadership guarantees the success OF
this part of the festival. -
The fourth popular entertainment at the
Atheneum, under the auspices of the German
society and the Great Western band last even.
ing, drew out a large and appreciative audi
ence. The programme as published in yester-
days issue of the GLOBE, was varied and at
tractive, comprising several new overtures by
the orchestra, number of choruses by the
society and solo selections by some of the
best recognized vocal talent in the city. With
out going into details, comparisons would be
invidious. The really admirable programme
was well sustained throughout, atfording O
high class of entertainment T.. the audience,
and rejecting genuine merit on the artists.