Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-14
CITY eLoBULEs.

The warm sunshine of yesterday brought
thousands of our citizens upon the streets.
The churches were all largely attended yes
terday, even though the spring styles of hats
have not come to hand.
Those who want the best seats for the Keene
performances will have to apply at the box
office early this morning.
Keene, the tragedian, will appear at. the
Opera house this evening, in his matchless
impersonation of Hamlet.
The discordant and uneuphonious snores VI
five Timber drunks cons tituted the unmuslcal
racket at city hall last evening.
The residents of st. Anthony hill are loud
in their denunciations of the distractions left
on Third street by the gas company in repair
ing the mains. The blockade should be
raised.
very fat and jolly fellow, very highly
budged, was found on Jackson street yester
day afternoon, scarcely able to hold his bear
inss. He was put in hack by Officer Rou-
leau, and Irundled to the tower.
Interesting services were held at the Y. NJ.
C. A. rooms yesterday afternoon. Addresses
were made by Rev. s. G. Smith and Thos.
Cochran, Jr. Mr.. R. s. Clark led the singing
and Mrs. Hoyt presided at the organ.
The sale of seats for the Keene engagement,
three nights and Wednesday matinee, will COM
mence at the box Office at the Opera house at
O'Clock this morning, an hour earlier than
on ordinary occasions. Go early and avoid
the crush.
fisticuff encounter took place at "a Jackson
street saloon last night between couple Of
wellknown pseudo bloods. The man who
got foored hypothecates scrip for the boys on
certain railroad. He was drunk, which &C
counts for the tall man with the dizzy ulster
getting the drop on him.
The regular weekly meeting of the Sixth
ward land league was held yesterday after
noon in st. Michael's Temperance hall. The
meeting was called TO order by Philip Crow
ley, vice president. A very interesting adj
dress was delivered by Mr.. Jos. Smith. Mr..
Mcdonald also delivered short address. The
meeting adjourned to meet next Sunday at 4:30
o'clock.
A large and appreciative audience assembled
at the Athaneum last night, the occasion be-
ing the regular concert under the auspices of
the German society and the Great Western
band orchestra. The programme consisted of
choice vocal and instrumental selections, rem
dered in faultleSS manner, and the entertain
ment was productive of much genuine en-
joyment.
At the Opera house this evening, the Thorn
as w. Keene combination will commence q
brief season, three nights and matinee, of
legitimate drama. The repertoire will be the
three master productions of the English drama,
Hamlet, Richelieu and the FOOLS Revenge, to
be given tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday
evening. A powerful support is promised in
each instance, and the opportunity is offered
to witness some rare acting.
The demoralizing effects of Minneapolis
Sunday whisky was graphically illustrated in
this city yesterday afternoon. On the after
chin-scraper named Henry Wurst, who was
in this city When the train stopped the vic
down on the levee to sleep off the booze. 1t
took Officer DeCorsey and three other men to
land him in the cooler.
1t was reported at the city hall yesterday
forenoon that two young girls named Maggie
Kennedy and Mary Cook had lefthome against
the wishes of their parents, and were about to
leave for Bismarck. With the view of antici.
pating the first fatal lapse from the path of
rectitude, Mrs. Kennedy, mother of one of
the girls, called on Bishop Ireland with the
view of having the girls sent to the House of
Good Shepherd. The bishop com piled with
the request, and they were persuaded to enter
that institution, where they will receive the
kindly attention of the Sisters until such time
as thew recover their senses