Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-04
CITY GLOBULES.


recess this evening until after the election.
Occasional flakes of snow in the air yester-
day served as reminder that winter is ap-
preaching.
The annual ball of the Merchants hotel wait
ers will take place at Pfeifer's hall Monday
evening next.
The concert and ball of the Swedish society
Vega, at Pfeifer's hall, was largely attended
and proved complete success.
The annual ball of the Atmospheric club
will take place at Pfeifer's hall tomorrow
Saturday evening, when an excellent time Is
expected.
Miss Lizzie Decker, daughter of A. Decker,
the we'll known merchant, was married last
evening to Mr.. Paul Quehl, young gentle
man of excellent character end prospects.
Charles w. Betch, recently located in ST..
Paul from Michigan, was yesterday admitted
to practice before the courts of this state by
the supreme court, upon certificate from the
supreme court of Michigan.
Among the real estate transactions yesterday
was the sale by Louisa G. Smyth and husband
to Mary E. Breed. of the southwest two thirds
of lot rs, block SO, Dayton d 1rvine's addition,
Summit ayenue), for S6,4OO.
PIT. Kavanagh sold by auction yesterday
thirty feet on West Third street to n. Hardy,
of Defel & Hardy, for $3.50 cash. 1t was
good sale. In fact, Kavanagh seems to have Il
happy faculty of making good sales.
The regular monthly meeting of the Min
nesota Magdalen society will be held at the
home, II Nash street, on Friday, November
1. at $50 O'Clock. A full attendance OF the
ladies of the board is desired, in order to
transact important business.
Up to p. III. yesterday Gov. Pillsbury had
approved and signed thirty-eight bills passed
at the present extra session, of which twelve
originated in the senate and twenty-slX IN the
house. Quite as many more bills which have
passed both houses are in his hands for exam
nation.
1t was slim day in the municipal court
yesterday morning, only two culprits answer
ing to the roll call, one plain five DAY drunk,
and the other petit larceny case, IN which
female Senegambian named Lewis, charged a
male member of the same race, OF the same
family name, with taking and selling dress
and pair of shoes belonging TO her wardrobe.
The wrestlers, Duncan c. Ross and Clar-
ence Whistler, have secured the Athenaum
for their match, and agreed upon Monday eve
ming next as the time. The match, it Will be
remembered, is for $3.50 side, best three in
five falls, of the following styles: One, catch
as-catch-can; two, collar and elbow; three,
catch-as catch cam four, collar and elbow; five,
Greco Roman.
The district conrt has been engaged for the
past three days with cases against the city
for damages growing out of the Park avenue
grading, and a number of similar cases yet
remain to be disposed of. So far, about a
dozen cases have been disposed OF, the damages
being assessed at from SIS to $3.50. Pierce q
Congdon appear for the plaintiffs, and City
Attorney Murray for the city.
Five members of the chamber, the mayor
and city attorney and five physicians are to
meet tomorrow at ~ O'Clock, at the
chamber of commerce, to hear the report OF
subcommittee on the matter of the organic
alton of the board o.. health. st. Paul will
lose its reputation for health, as other cities
in Minnesota arc doing, if there is not re-
newal of interest and attention to sani-
tary affairs.
Mr.. NJ E. Chambers, formerly well known
auctioneer of this city, yesterday began suit
against R. McFarlane, of Duluth, for $4,000
for false Imprisonment. The complaint al
leges that McFarlane caused the arrest OF com
plainant upon a false charge, and that the
grand jury failed TO find an indictment
against him. The papers were filed late last
evening by Mr.. j. N. Rogers, attorney for Mr.
Chambers.
Denman Thompson had another large house
last evening, and the comedy was received
throughout with many demonstrations of
satisfaction. 1t is worthy of mention that
each nights audiences contain numbers of
persons who have attended on previous occa-
sions, and that they appear to enjoy the per-
Torrance as we'll as those who witness it for
the first time. There will be repetition of
the performance this evening.
The anniversary of the German society was
celebrated at the Athenaum last evening with
a dramatic representation. The play presented
was "The Anniversary" localized, and
abounded in good hits, which kept the large
audience in the best of humor throughout its
presentation. The ball that followed was
generally participated in, and, with the play,
served to make the entertainment one of the
most enjoyable ever given under the auspices
of the society.
Frank Groll, the man from Minneapolis al
luded to in the GLOBE yesterday as in pursuit
of his wife and household goods, went to
Hastings yesterday and there found all his
goods, which were shipped to person by the
name of w. Clark. The woman, q laughter
of Isadore Henry, formerly of Minnehaha,
ran away with man named William Rouse.
AS Groll has recovered his property 1t is not
probable that he will pursue the fleeing
couple any further.
The Bricklayers' Union ,one of the strongest
organizations in the city, give their first an
nual ball at Pfeifer's hall this evening. For
the occasion the hall is being elab 1rately and
handsomely decorated with evergreens, ma
tional celors, etc The music will De furn-
ished by the Great Union band, the best of
order will be maintained and everything pos
sible done to make the evening one of unal-
loyed enjoyment those their friends who shall
favor them with their presence.
Some time ago the GLOBE announced the
purchase by N. w. Kittson, at the sale of the
racing stable of Leonard w. Jerome, of New
York city, OF the 4-year FLY Blue Lodge, and
3-year FLY Mrs. Chubbs. 1t now transpires
that the Commodore, after the purchase,
placed the animals in the racing stable of
Mr.. Somerville, by whom they are being run,
Blue Lodge scoring her first victory under her
new colors, at Washington, where in the
mile and quarter dash she beat Fairday and
Mary Anderson in 224 on track four inches
in mud.
The bay 5-year-old stallion, Pilgrim, by
Smuggle, dam May Morning by Daniel Lam
bert, purchased by Mr.. Woodmansee of Ceve-
land parties the other day for $4,000, for Com
modore n. w. Kittson reached Kittsondale yes-
terday. He was shipped from Cleveland in o
through express car, and came through with
out accident Of any kind, and apparently with
out suffering inconvenience of any kind. In
appearance the horse fully sustained the very
complimentary description given by him in
the Cleveland Voice, copied into the GLOBE;
while his license for being fast and OF excel.
lence as a sire is told in his royal breeding.
CITY NOTICES.