Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-03
CITY aLoBULEs.

The MAY term of the district court COM
mences to-day.
The county board will meet at 10 o'clock
this morning.
The body of the still born infant found in
the river last Saturday was buried yester'
day.
The police force and fire department were
paid their April salaries yesterday, amounting
to $1,000.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of R. W. Peters, charged with the larceny
of lumber from Henry Garst.
On May LIST the boating season commenced
at White Bear Lake, with an excursion In the
snug littleI yacht "Petral," one OF the Lake
Shore feet.
The harlots, beautiful in their bedizined
fnery, were arraiguM at the police court yes.
terday, and assessed their monthly dues,
amounting to $3.50.
John Boland and Aleck Lyde had been load.
ed to the guards and they loomed up in the
bull pen like terriers after fight. They took
five by five sentence each.
Sunday night August Schultz and Jacob
Belzer had q dispute, during which Schultz
caromed on the latter's optics. A warrant
has been issued for his arrest.
The case af the city against Thomas DAILY
and others, charged with assaulting a..young
woman named Webb, will come up for hear
ing in the police court tomorrow morning.
j. Mccarthy got beautifully budged last
Sunday and proceeded to raise racket at the
corner Of Seventh and Jackson streets. Officer
Hanft took him to the fold and yesterday he
went over for ten days.
One half the proceeds of the entertainment
at the Opera house tonight will be donated to
the relief of the sufferers from the food.
Upon the conclusion of Prof. Peppers lecture
election returns will be read from the stage.
Yesterday morning, sheriff Richter, who is
putting the Jail in order, called apona number
of the prisoners to assist in whitewashing the
walls. They refused to comply and the recall.
citrants were locked up and put on bread and
water diet.
The ladies Of Christ Church Parish will give
reception on Thursday evening to their Rec
tor at the residence of Mrs. j. B. Hoxsie, No.
8 Pleasant avenue, to which all the members
of the parish and attendants of the church are
cordially invited.
DR.. Daedolph performed sufficient surgi-
cal operation yesterday, the subject being
twisted from its natural shape by liberation.
It was rare piece of plastic surgery sue.
cessfully accomplished.
An adjourned meeting of the board of pub
lie works was held at o'clock last evening.
The pay rolls for April were allowed, and the
engineer was instructed to report on the pro-
priety of change of grade on number OF
streets in Kittson's addition.
The entertainment at the Opera house last
evening for the benefit of the Cathedral guards
was largely attended and passed off satisfac.
torily. The entertainers were well up In their
parts, and succeeded admirably in catering to
the amusement of those present.
The semi-annual election of the Mannerchor
Singing society took place on Sunday evening,
resulting as follows: President, VIM. Platte;
secretary, GA. Linberg; librarian, Geo. Bielitz;
committee on music, Messrs. F. Werner, G.
simonet, Otto Drehr, and Peter j. Giesen.
: At the meeting. of the Mannerchor singing
society Sunday night resolution was passed
to arrange for a popular concert to be given
at an early day for tho benefit of the Sixth
ward sufferers. Prof Seibert has rendered the
services of his orchestra for the occasion.
A report was sent to city hall yesterday after
noon to the effect that number of tramps
had invaded the yards of the West Wisconsin
railroad and were inclined to bulldoze the en-
ployes. A posse of five officers were detailed,
and they returned with nine of the vagrants.
A big Swede named Martin Liadel was be-
fore Judge Burr Yesterday, charged with as
saulting Mr. James Dillon. The latter ap.
peared and explained that under the impress
sion that he was right the defendant was not
to blame, and he was discharged on payment
of costs.
The ladies of the Jackson Street Methodist
church have arranged for literary, musical
and social entertainment to be given in the
lecture. room of the church next Friday even.
ING. Added to this, refreshments will be
served. which, with the high character of the
programme, will afford charming entertain
ment.
After the Sunday sinners had been disposed
of Yesterday, the venerable and abject ruin,
Margaret Bradley, or the woman in black,
stroiled into court and stated that she had been
drunk. The court inquired how long she had
been drinking, and she replied ever since her
birthday, which occurred on the 18th of April.
She was accommodated with thirty days
sentence.
Yesterday evening two tramps called at
REYNOLDS grocery store on West Third street
and secured couple of pounds of crackers
and package of baking powder on forged
order. Upon seeing the order Mr.. Reynolds
coniectured that the matter was not straight,
and officer Vogtle was called, who run them
in. They gave the names of Chas. Walters
and James Willer.
A reception and ball was given by the None
Such club at College hall last night. in honor
of the wedding of Mr.. VIM. A. Hilyard, OF
this city. and Miss Lizzie Hayes, of Windsor,
Ontario. The marriage took place at the lat
ter place last Thursday, and the parties ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday. During the even
inc the couple were presented with a hand
some silver pitcher and salver by the presl.
dent of the club.
Mr.. George Chrysler, residing on Charles
street. while on his way home Saturday night,
was attacked by two rufians on Rice sereet,
who employed the logic of the slung shot to
hiring him TO time. He was struck in the face
and Seriously injured, but on making an out
cry the thugs ran off. st. Paul has more than
her ouota of thugs and midnight prowlers
whom the town should be made too hot for.
Mr.. H. s. Taylor, agent for Joseph Jeffer-