Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-05
CITY GLOBULES

CITY GLOBULES
Edward Cummings left yesterday for De
trot.
Representative Bradley, of Redwood Falls,
arrived Yesterday having been delayed by snow
embargo. ~
OP Carter has commenced suit against II.
A. Castle to enforce settlement of 4 mortgage
for 1000.
The change in the firm of Auerbach, Finch,
Culbertson ,S Co. is duly announced in our
advertising columns. I'D sss& u
II. l.. Daniels, second assistant clerk of the
House, will arrive in st. Paul to-day. having
been detained by illness in his family
Mr.. W. P. Huntington, register unlted
States land Office at Redwood Falls, arrived IN
st. Paul yesterday, and was visiting his friends
i'll this city.
Two handsome new signs adjoining WIN
dow in Sherman block indicate that George
Stahlman has engaged in the business OF man.
ufacturing and importing fine cigars.
After the meeting of the county board yes
. terday the members were invited by Sheriff
Richter to partake of "a substantial dinner;
The invitation was accepted and the spread
proved highly enjoyable
The sheriff of Owatonna arrived i'll st. Paul
last night, having in custody burglar who
broke iall at that place several days ago. He
was arrested at Chippewa Falls and will be
taken to Owatonna to-day.
The first quarterly statement of the Capital
bank appears elsewhere in the GLOBE. 1t
makes most crcditable showing. Very rare
I,,,l al.n on y
three months so favorable.
Peter Morgan, one of the men arrested last
Sunday for burglarizing Meyers tailor shop,
will be brought before one of the district
court Judges to-day on writ of habeas corpus,
the object being to have him released OH ball.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of Il man named PhillipMcManus, charged
with cabbaging an overcoat from Dennis
Sullivan. The coat was valued at 50, and the
alleged robbery took place on Christmas night.
A tramp named c.. w. Farrell was before
Judge Burr Yesterday charged with cabbaging
= can from a hald headed dummy in front of
the Golden Eagle on Jackson street. The
ninety-nine cent break led to his retirement for
thirty days i'll the cooler.
Most of the Democratic members of the
legislature met at the Merchants last evening
for consultation and for getting acquainted
with each other The meeting was pleasant,
informal one, without action having any
political significance.
The Rev. Henry Kittson proposes to organ
izc A Sunday school and hold services of the
Episcopal church CXt Sunday afternoon in the
DAYTON avenue Presbyterian church. Sunday
school at go; services with sermon, $3.50. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
A meeting of the land league will be held
this evening at the hall of tina association,
corner of Seventh and Jackson streets. Final
arrangements will he made for the demonstra-
lion TO he given at the Opera House on Friday
evening for the benefit of the 'Parnell defense
fund"
The first of the concluding series of sub
scription parties, under the auspices of Sci
hert's orchestra, was given last evening at
Sherman hall. The uniform excellence of the
entertainment resulted, as usual in an evening
of most delightful enjoyment, this being the
verdict of all present.
Yesterday afternoon Young man giving the
name of John Murphy walked up to Capt
Clark and stated that he had deserted from the
Fifth X gment recruits, now at Fort Smelling,
and tn 1T he wanted to give himself up. He
was accommodated, and returned to the au-
thoriticS ut Fort Smelling.
The residents of White Bear township are
doing considerable growing over the fecundity
of the baby crop for 1880 and the consequent
increase of the population. During 1880 there
were born in White Bear iifty-twO babies, a
tolerably fair harvest, and for the year there
were seventeen deaths
Simon Pahpoli, the dirty, shftless and de-
generate Roman and busted peanut prince, was
ND Yesterday on the old charge of vagrancy.
As usual he was as drunk an oyster, and
when sentenced to thirty days he simply ut
tered grunt of satisfaction or contempt, it
was hard to tell which.
Two freight trains, one from the Winona &
st. Peter road and the other from the river
division of the NJ. e st. p, attempted at the
same time yesterday morning to enter upon
the same track at Minnesota Junction and the
result was that q number of freight ears were
wrecked and both roads were INSTRUCTED for an
hour or two.
At the lastmecting of the f. NJ. T. A. socie-
ty, the following officers were elected: james
Dillon, president; j. c. Nolan, first vice prcsi-
dent; John Shortall, second vice president; c.
Flaherty, secretary; \. Hynd,s, treasurer;
board of managers, Michael o Keefc, James
Boyle. B. Doan, M. Churchill, j. c. Ryan,
sergeant ut armi, Patrick New.
The annual meeting of the Fireman's Mutual
Benefit association was held at No / engine
house last evening, resulting in the election of
the following officers: Chas. H. Williams,
president; j. C.. Pcndcrgrast, vice president;
Lewis Hertel, secretary; ?. j. Dries, treasurer
The treasurer reported the society to be in a
very flourishing condition with a balance of
over $1,000 in the treasury
\ Minneapolis minstrel named John Nor
ton was at the police court yesterday for hay
ing filled up on tanglcleg bcnzine, and while
in this condition trying to sercnadc his "Kate
darlint," biscuit shooter at Rosabel street
~ boarding house. The wretch said he had had
fit and that if released he would return to
his suburban home. The joke was too good
TO go mrcwarded and he was sent to his pap.
The second performance of the "Colleen
Bswn," at the Opera house last evening was
not very largely attended, but the performance,
considering the fact that the actors are anna
tuers, was far above the average. Mr.. Fitz-
patrick made very acceptable Myles, while
Miss Eyalnc Kelly,as EilHO' Connor,wa grace