Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-10
CITY GLoBULEs.


There will be no meeting of the Oratorio So.
cisty this evening.
Hank Evans, the Minneapolis hoodlum, paid
his fine yesterday and was released from the
bastile.
Ex.Oficer Waterhouse was removed to the
hospital for the insane at St. Peter
yesterday.
The district court has completed the trial
Of fury GASES and that branch of the judiciary
has adjourned.
All the hotels were crowded yesterday and
last night with the travellers brought in from
beyond the lats Wisconsin blockade.
The Arion society, under the leadership OF
Prof. Manner,ar rehearsing for grand con-
cert to be given at the Athanaum on Easter
Monday.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill de.
nying the motion of plaintifffor supplemental
relief in the case of Lawrence Fshey against
Patrick Walsh.
The case of VIM. Constans vs. the st. Paul &
Dulnth railroad company, to have been heard
bv Judge simons yesterday, has been contin.
ned to the eighteenth inst
Officer Gibbons yanked a topper out of Lahr's
saloon last night who had treated large
crowd, insulted the barkeeper and then re.
fused to put up for the booze
The St. Paul Turnverein society will give a
grand exhibition entertainment at the Athe-
naum this evening. A fine gymnastic display
is promised and the programme will wind up
with grand ball.
Andrew Carpenter, of Rosetown, was
brought in by Deputy Sheriff Harrison yester-
dav, on complaint Of r. Il. Keif, who charged
him with assault and battery. He was before
the court and 1t proved to be tempest in
teapot.
Sheriff Richter utilized the able bodied in.
mates OF the Jail yesterday, by giving them a
nttls heslthful employment. They were en-.
gagged in making cutters around the court
house square, which Is good act, and ought
70 be encored.
Special orders No. 80, department of Da.
kota, details general court martial, to sit at
Fort Pembina March 25th, of which Maj. j..
9. Tilford, Seventh cavalry, will be ranking
officer, and Lieut. c. st. J. Chubb, Seven
tenth infantry, Judge advocate.
The question which now agitates the mem.
bers of the st. Paul bar is. who are the coming
Judges TO be appointed in accordance with the
recent act of the legislature. It's understood
that several well known gentlemen would like
TO get there, but as ambition is why the angels
fell, better let we'll enough alone.
A tow-headed and sleepy-eyed Swede named
Carl Anderson was before hizzoner yesterday,
charged with having INDUCED In beastly
toot. Anderson is an old timer and chronic
sneak thief, having been sent up last winter
for breaking into the residence of well.
known citizen of West st. Paul. He begged
to be let off and sentence was suspended tc
give him the chance to leave town.
The Michael Davitt branch of the St. Pau
Land league held an enthusiastic meeting last
night in Temperance hall at the cathedral
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. W. B.
Mead and VIM. Louis Kelly, both of whom
made eloquent and stirring addresses. Tit
meeting was enlivened with vocal and instru
mental exercises by Mr.. Thomas Carey ant
of ITO persons. Otherwise this branch of thu
league is in very fourishing condition.
Mayor Dawson on yesterday appointed Mr.
John O'Connor as detective of the police
force of st. Paul. The appointment is made
in accordance with an act passed by the legis
lature providing for an additional detective ant
sergeant The name of Mr.. O'Connor was
proposed by delegation Of citizens, and the
appointment has been under consideration fol
several days. Mr.. O'Connor is young mar
of shrewdness, tact and ability, and has entered
a field where these talents may be exercised
with credit to himself and distinguished ser
vice to the city.