Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-10
CITY GLOBULES

The Jackson school will be formally dedi-
Gated this morning.
Sheriff Vanstrum, of Kittson County, left
for home yesterday, havingin custody Hugh
Train, suspected of cattle stealing.
The water will be shut off from the city
from to o'clock this morning to allow of
making some changes in the mains.
Last night was one of the breeziest of the
season. A south wind prevailed, and it pene-
trated like the keen edge of a razor.
The twelfth annual reunion and banquet of
the foundation of the Father Mathew Temper
ance society will be celebrated at Sherman hall
this evening.
State Treasurer kittelson don't care straw
which way the Senatorial contest goes. It's a
daughter and weighed twelve pounds when it
knocked for recognition in the kttelson
household Saturday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Davis, Wright county, ar
rived yesterday, and will return to-day in
charge of William Watson, who is charged
with assault, and who has been in the Ramsey
county bastle for safe keeping.
DIR. John Olberg, Washington, D. c., for
merly st. Paulite, is in the city for the pur
pose of making Investigations into the opera
tons of the trich9na. Evidently the doctor
will be heard from on the Senatorial question.
Early yesterday morning the show window
of Ingelbrccht's notion store, corner of Som
merset and Mississippi streets, was broken by
bad boys, who carried away some fishing
tackle and quantity of other small stuff. The
gamins, if caught, will be sent up.
The annual meeting of the State Firemen S
association and of the State Life association
will be held at Lake City tomorrow afternoon.
The convention will last two days. The st.
Paul delegation will leave at noon tomorrow
via the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
road
The many friends of Albert S. White, for
merly of the Merchants Dispatch, this city, re-
Gently appointed agent of the Bee line, at
Indianapolis, will be glad to learn of his APP
pointment as general agent of the freight de-
partment of the Bee line and Indianapolis & St.
Louis road at Indianapolis.S
At 4 o'clock yesterday morning Officer
Baer was informed that two young men were
raising pcrdition in Bateson's bagnio on
Washington street. On going thither the
officer encountered two highly inebrated
young men, one of whom had broken q chair
They were both yankcd to the tower.
The presentation of L'Arrouge's clever
comedy CDR. Klous," at the Athenaum, by
the dramatic division of the German society
last evening, was witnessed by n large and
appreciative audience. The drama abounds in
amusing situations and uniformly good
and enjoyable performance was given through
out
While at dinner yesterday guest at the
Metropolitan hotel named Myers, had his
sealskin either stolen or taken by mistake. The
man who cabbaged the cap registered as Da-
Wis and was supposed to be too drunk to KIN ow
what he was doing. As he hadn't appeared
up to Il late hour last night the latter theory
is trile thin.
Mr.. Frank Moore, the popular post trader
at the Bad Lands, arrived in ST. Paul yester-
day, en-route to Pittsburgh, where he goes to
fulfill a most pressing and urgent engage
mcnt. The young lady's name is Miss Nellie
Eaton, Pittsburgh society belle, and the nup-
tias will be celebrated next Wednesday at Z
p NJ. Bismarck papers may size up their
orange blossoms accordingly.
About $50 o'clock yesterday morning Off
Ger Gibbons heard an cutlery on Third street
near the elevator, and on going thither he
found two men struggling on the sidewalk.
He seized one of the men and in SO doing the
other ran away. The man was brought to the
station where it was found that in the fight
his cheek had been bitten. He stated that
while proceeding along Third street he was ap-
preached by man who knocked him down
and that he was simply defending himself. He
will have a hearing to-day.