Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-10
CITY GLOBULES.

Sheriff Mckenzie, of Bismarck, arrived in ST.
Paul last night.
The board of education will meet in ad-
journed session tonight.
Don't forget the festival given this evening
oy the ladies of Christ church.
The meeting of the Central Land league will
be addressed by Dillon O'Br!en, Esq.
Don't fail to attend the Organ Recital at the
House of Hope church this afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. Kernish, who played the Potipher act
on her liege, was wanted by the police yester-
day, but she could not be found.
Nick Klinger, who slapped his wife on Fifth
street day or two since, has skipped out. At
least there has been no return of the warrant.
Sheriff Zorrozaka, of Crookston, arrived in
st. Paul yesterday, having in charge crazy
man who will be lodged in the hospital at st.
Peter.
Gentlemen fond of road driving and turf
sports should, if possible, be at the meeting to
be held at the Merchants hotel at s o'clock
this evening.
The funeral of John McGinty, the victim to
the Connemara fight, look place yesterday.
The remains were inferred by Aessrs. McCar.
thy and Donnelly.
Mayor Rice yesterday made his first appoint
ment on the police force. Frank Ruziska was
appointed to the vacancy made by the resigna.
tion of Officer Gruber.
Peter Lastie was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with the larceny Of
lumber from DR.. Mintzer. The examination
was continued to next Monday.
An insane man named Fred .Winterhagger
was arrested at the pillow works yesterday by
Officers Gibbons and Lowell. He is a German
and arrived from Nuremberg last week.
Green and O'Mealey, two OF the participants
in the Conomara fight, were released from
custody yesterday, as there was no evidence to
hold them as accessories to McGinty's death.
The window OF Stevens & Robertson, on
Third street, is adorned with a life size and
handsome portrait, or photograph of the late
Mrs. Tarbox, the work of Palmquist, the
artist.
The new incorporators of the chamber of
commerce met at the chamber last night and
adopted bylaws. The election of the first
board of directors was fixed for June 27th,
from 7:oU P. NJ. 10 ~ p. NJ.
The annual meeting of the State Medical So
ciety, will be held on Tuesday, the 2lst inst.
The address of welcome will be delivered by
DR.. Leisure, and DIR. Stone has arranged
banquet to take place at the Merchants in the
evening.
Yesterday Sheriff Nugent,of Wright county,
passed through st. Paul for Saltwater, having
in custody Joe LIE May, convicted of horse
stealing and sentenced to four years in the
grand quay, and Geare Doerfer, sentenced to
one years imprisonment.
Two children were lost last night, and af-
ter great anxiety they were restored TO their
parents. One wandered away from Mississp-
pi street and was found at Thirteenth and
Canada streets, and the other strayed away
from Pleasant avenue and was brought to city
hall.
The case of the State against Orle, who
slashed Rosen and another Swede last Sunday
night, week ago, on Rosabel street, was
called for hearing yesterday forenoon. A
letter was read from Rosen, who is still con-
fined to his bed, and the hearing was con-
tinued.
About $50 o'clock last evening DR.. j. s.
Rice a dentist in Sherman block, left his
Office on an errand, neglecting to shut his
door. Returning in about half hour he
found that thieves had entered and carried off
about twelve dollars worth of gold foil and five
dollars in silver. Moral: Always lock your
door.
neighborhood row, growing out of a quar-
rel among children, was ventilated in the mu-
nicipal court. One little girl violently as
sailed another by pulling her hair. The moth
er of the former came to the rescue of her
daughter and was in turn arrested on q war
rant sworn out by the mother of the first as
sailant. Both were bound over to keep the
peace.
The preparations for the next grand con.
clave of the Knights Templars of the State of
Minnesota, to take place at saltwater on the
oath OF the current month, are about CON-
plete. The returns to Grand Recorder Pier
sou indicate that the attendance will be the
largest ever known IN the history of Mime
sofa Templarism. On the 23d inst, Bayard
commandery, of saltwater, will give recep-
ton to the members of the grand command
cry, which will be attended by large repre-
sentation of Damascus cOmmandery of this
city. BaYard always entertans well, and their
hospitality is always appreciated by the Sir
Knights.
A young man named Joseph WEIGH, was be-
fore hizzoner yesterday, charged with disor-
derby conduct. His eyes were in mourning,
and he looked badly broken up. Officer Bros
seau testified that he had found him In the
Champions Rest after midnight and had or
dered him to 60 home. He refused, and con-
tinued to "sass" and resist the officer for some
time. Becoming demonstrative he was put
under arrest He resisted and the officer had
to use force to arrest him. Welch testified
that he had been struck the first thing, before
he had made break. Judge Burr stated that
If his story was correct he might seek redress,
and on the charge of disorderly, he was taxed
$50 or twenty DAYS.