Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-16
CITY GLoBULEs.

The flag at city hall is at half mast in men,
ory of Capt Rhodes.
Last night Officer O'Keefe collared timber
drunk on Minnesota street and yanked him to
the tower.
In response to telegram DR.. Murphy will
visit Worthington to attend ex.Gov. Miller
who Is stricken with paralysis.
A quiet wedding occurred last night, the
high contracting parties being Mr.. William
Porten and Miss Amanda Brandt. No cards.
If the party who advertises the loss OF
spaniel pup will call on Officer DeCoursey on
the Merchants beat, he may learn of the dogs
whereabouts.
A platof the Encouragement Of Michaers
subdivision of block IA, Robertson d Van
Etten's addition, was filed in the register OF
deeds Office yesterday afternoon.
Edward Sweeney, the insane man, who was
brought to St. Paul last week, was taken TO
Hastings yesterday by the chief OF police OF
that city, which Of late years mas oeen his
place ofresidence.
Monday, February 81, at 7:SO O'Clock,
Washington lodge No. ,order of Sons Of Her
man. VIII QeQlCHlS hS" AeAii NSAASi ots
Peter and Seventh streets. All the members
with their families are invited to attend.
At the dedication of the Druids' new hall,
Seventh and st. Peter streets, tonight, inter-
estinc lectures will be delivered by DR.. Stone
and Mr. A. B. Curry. DR.. Stone will lecture
on ancicnt Druidism and Mr., Curry will briefly
outline Its modern history.
At the annual meeting of the directors of
the Capital building society, the following
named gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year: A R. Kiefer, president; D. D.
Merrill vice president; o. E. Terry, secretary;
II. Saahlgaard, treasurer; FIR. +. Wilde, Attor.
ney.
The bond of ]. A. Reed, as warden of the
State penitentiary, in the sum of $4,000, Tor
the faithful performance of his duty, approved
by the Governor, was filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The suretes are isaac
Staples, of saltwater, and John T. Meagher, OF
Mankato.
New Mexico evidently wants to cultivate
friendly as well as commercial relations with
st. Paul. Yesterday George Stahlmann, the
tobacconist, received an order from the distant
CITY of Santa Fe for dollars worth OF corn
cob pipes. This looks as if she were arrang-
ing her wigwams for the pipe OF peace.
The public block on Fourth street below
Seven Corners is becomingnoted for its night
" orgies Early yesterday morning Officer
Baer was called up stairs two or three times
TO quiet ruction between man named Mon
roe and his wife. The former was crazy with
alcohol and threatened his infant and wife.
Four of kind deuces, with any kind of
hand to beat, were before hizzoner yesterday,
charged with vagrancy. They gave the
names of Joe Lantry, John Kelly, VIM. Nc
Carthy and John Casserly, and they are op-
posed to work on general principles, having
been born on holidays. They went to the
bastile for thirty days each.
Rev.. B. Cotter, of Winona, lectures this
evening at St. Michaels church. Owing to
the fame of Father Cotter as lectuter, and
his many warm friends in st. Paul, it is ex-
pected large audience will greet him on his
first lecture in our midst Let all his tenn
perance friends give him crowded audience
at St. Michael's church, Sixth ward, this
evening
About O'Clock last night man listed the
Italian restaurant, on West Third, near St.
Peter street, and purchased an oyster stew, in
payment of which he rendered So bill, re-
ceiving in return S1.75 in coin. Shortly after
wards he discovered that one of the coins was
counterfeit, which took him back to the res
taurant. The proprietor refused to exchange
the coin, and ructlon was prevented by the
interference of Officer Cook.
At late hour last night, near the Seventh
street bridge, two members of the Eclipse
Bowling club, on their way home, ran across
the PROSTATE form of man who had fallen in
TO a snow drift and gone to sleep. He was
drunk and almost frozen to death. The gen.
tlemen put him on his feet and escorted him
!, all the way to Wabashaw street, where he was
turned over to Officer Mcmahon, who took
him to city hall and thawed him out.
A lively runaway occ urred on Jackson street
about o'clock yesterday afternoon which
luckily resulted in no serious consequences
As Mrs Maan and daughter were driving on
Jackson street. their horse became fai ghtened
and ran away, overturning the cutter and
throwing the ladies out at the corner of Sew
enth and jackson streets. Fortunately Meth
er of them were hurt. The animal was cap
tured and the cutter was badly wrecked.
young man named Joseph Willis was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday charged
with ENLIGHTENMENT. The complaint was made
by one J. M. Cooley who alleged that he had
ment that NJ. B. Farrell would 60 security for
the purchase money. When the case was call
ed Mr.. Egan said there was no chance to SUBJ
stantiate such fimsy charge and he character
lied the affair as bogus. Defendant was
straightway discharged.
The modern muse which has paralyzed his
tory and torn the Venetian lace from the idols
which mankind has cherished, for 10, these
many years, and shown them up as SO many
venerable and Anticipated frauds, has snatched
from mankind another of her most beloved de-
lusions. This time the modern strumpet has
seized upon the fable of John Brown, whose
soul, the good little Sunday school boy has
been taught to believe, goes marching on.
Nothing of the kind; the venerable old snoozer
doomed up at the police court yesterday morn
ing. He was trying to work the Merchants
free lunch yesterday morning and was run in
dead drunk. He was sent to the roost for five
days and his soul will not perigrinate until
the time is up.