Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-07
CITY GLOBULES'

Holy Kings. was celebrated yesterday in all the
Catholic churches of st. Paul.
At a contest of the Opera house bowling
club night before last, the badge was won by
Mr.. H. J. Cooper, of the harvester works.
Jacob Heck has accepted the position of di-
rector of the almshouse and hospital made
vacant by the resignation of Mr.. B. Michel.
An action was begun inl the--distrist court
yesterday by j. F. Rathbon and others against
John Prior ct al, to enforce payment of
S1,157.
The walters of the Clarendon hotel have
arranged for grand ball to be given at Sher-
man hall on Thursday evening, the 10th OF
February.
The calendar for the ensuing term of court
contains 1876 civil and almost fifty criminal
cases. A majority of the latter have been
brought up from former terms.
Two suits were commenced in the district
court yesterday against R. H, Doe, one by
Levi w. Bates and others for 1897, and the
other by Daggett, Bassett & Hill to collect
1858.
Private advices from Jacksonville, Florida,
state that q former resident of Minneapolis,
named HARDWOOD, is basking in the orange
groves at that place and enjoying the society
of his family.
George Chamberlain, of Hennepin county,
was brought to st. Paul by United States
Deputy Marshal Morris yesterday, charged
with selling liquor without license. The
hearing will take place to-day.
Chief Weber received a telegram yesterday
from Sheriff Vanstrum of Kilt.
son county, requesting that
night before last, be held until the arrival of
the former in this city. Drain is wanted on
the charge of cattle stealing.
A loan collection for an art exhibition in
st. Paul is again being talked up and now
promoters of the proposed exhibition believe
that large and superior collection OF works
of art can be made in this city.
Articles of incorporation of the Duluth
board of trade were filed at the secretary of
States office yesterday. The incorporators
are c. Marshall, A. J. Sawyer, Owen Fergu-
son, w. T. Hooker, w. w. Davis, R. s. Mum
ger, {. II. Graves and w. Van Brunt.
a lady of ST. Paul who undertook to cure
her husbands cough and gave him big dose
of hair oil by mistake says: "Men are such
ungrateful creatures" He says the dose re-
leved his cough by making him forget it,
but thinks the cough was preferable to the
medicine.
Peter Morgan, one of the men implicated in
the burglary of Meyers tailor store, was be-
fore Judge Simons yesterday on writ of
habeas corpus, the object being to have him
released on bail. The court considered that
bonds ncrrff ctept and nncatiG-
factory and the prisoner was remanded
At the annual meeting of the Plus the Ninth
Benevolent society, held last night, the fol
lowing officers were elected President r.
w. Bell, Vice President, p. j. Murnane;
Treasurer, Ambrose Pierce; Recording Secre-
tary, j. w. Cartmel; Financial Secretary, NJ.
D. Sullivan; Marshal, G. w. Cummings.
The managers announce that owing to an
unfortunate misunderstanding the masquerade
ball to have been given at the Atheneum on
the 18th inst. by Lincoln Grove U. A. o. ID.
will now be given at Pfeifer's hall on the
same evening, the change in the programme
being necessary from failure to retain the
Athan9um.
Yesterday morning Officer DeCorsey arrest
ed young girl named Wallace who left her
home in Minneapolis few days ago, and whom
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was turned over 10 her father, and expressed
sincere repentance for her foolish conduct,
stating that she would never again leave home
unless by parental consent.
A dizzy muldoon named Joe Kelley was be
fore hizzoner yesterday, charged with too fond
aliking for his elegant booze. He was picked
up at the hay market and yanked to the cooler
by Gen. Shields When arrested he was ''fak-
ing" lead-pencils, which he drew from his
bootleg. The court thought short stretch
would do him no harm, and he was sent to the
dry-dock for five days.
A robust ruin named August Krager was
arraigned at the police court yesterday charged
with the larceny of q wolf robe from one of
Judd's livery teams. When arrested by Officer
Mcmahon he had concealed under his coat
about fifteen pounds of bologna sausage
which had been cabbaged from butcher shop.
He was sent to the grand quay for ninety days,
and will be at liberty coming grass.
The annual meeting of st. Patrick's Benevo-
lent society of ST. Paul was held at their hall,
corner of Third and Cedar streets, last even
ing, resulting in the election of the following
officers President, VIM. Dowlan; vice presi-
dent, II. H. Athey; secretary, James A.
O'Grady; treasurer, P. M. Hayes; marshal,
Jas. Myler; board of directors, John Cuniff, P.
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Smith.
The finale of an exciting runaway occurred
opposite city hall yesterday. A farmers team
come down the street at a fearful speed and
collided with the lamp post on Rice park
corner, one on each side, the post standing the
shock and stripping the harness from them as
if it was huge cleaver, one of the horses run
ming up the street and the other through the
park. They were subsequently caught none
the worse for their escapadc
Adolph Schmidt, the hero of the goat-ghost
story, had another narrow escape yesterday.
The employees of Eisenmenger's meat market
were engaged in hosting boxes of meat from
the basement to the first floor. The young
man was in the basement steadying o box
weighing about 500 pounds, when the tackle
broke, the box coming down with rush, just
grazing his shoulder and side. An inch nearer
would have been instant death.
Although married since 1875, Christian
Sand, according to the spirit of matrimony
may be said to have enjoyed but one short
month of feeting felicity. He married
maiden young in years and passing fair, on
June 3rd, 1875, and on the 9Th day of the fol-
lowing month she left his lair, Ito return no
more forever. The plaintiff asks why this should
be thus, which is a conundrum, and prays for
a divorce on the grounds of willful deser-