Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-16
CITY GLoBULEs.

The son OF Nicholas Rpholtz, residing In
the Sixth ward, is dangerously ill.,
The board of public works to have met yes
terday adjourned until 2 O'Clock this after
noon.
Yesterday Deputy Spiel took the mild luna
tics brought down from St. Peter to the poor
farm.
The regular meeting of the Central Land
League tonight will be addressed by Major T.
VI. Newson.
| A bright little fellow named Otto Aubury,
| about 5 years old, was picked up on the street
last night and brought to city hall.
Good Friday was observed in St. Paul yes
tcrtiay by the closing of the banks and the par
| tial suspension of business at most of the pub
| lie offices.
A tramp giving the name of Mcdonald was
arrested last night while prowling around the
cars in the yard of the St. Paul & Duluth rail-
road company.
A divorce suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Frank Swaboda, who wants
to be separated from his wife Anna on the
grounds of desertion.
ALL. INduu3 CICI n VI LILO OultSu 6IdIG6 ClTCUlU
court, was engaged yesterday in taking testi-
mony in the case of Uzel Osborn against
Cynthia Osborn and Others.
Attention is directed to the official Masonic
notice on the fourth page relative to the funer-
al of VIM. Martin, whose remains will arrive
from New Orleans to-day.
Young men are cordially invited to attend
the Young Mems meeting in the Y. M. c. A.
parlor this evening at 7:3O The signing will
be conducted by Messrs. Clark and McAllister.
The demoralized racket made by the fire.
alarm gangs about 8 o'clock yesterday morn
ing was occasioned by a collision with the
wires made in moving the brick house on
Jackson street.
A tony tailor named NJ. O. staglin, was be-
fore hizzoner yesterday for having budged on
more than he could carry of the o, be joyful.
He was given his choice Of IS or five days, and
he put up the coin.
Jackson street, between Third and Fourth
streets, was blockaded yesterday by the remov-
al of the two-story brick building, formerly
used as an engine house. Bets are about even
as to the chances of landing the edifce on its
new site intact.
The Rev. q. D. Freedman will deliver lee
ture In the Jewish synagogue, corner Eleventh
and Minnesota streets this afternoon (satur-
day. at O'Clock, the subject being the bond.
age and liberation from bondage OF the Israel.
ties from Egypt by Moses.
A. A. Embllne is Swede who totes the EN-.
blem of his failing around in the ruby glow of
his nose. Hislweakness got the best of him
Thursday night and he was aueered by Officer
- .I,1l II. "
day he paid five bills for the foolishness
A lively mill took place on Robert street in
front of the Chippewa house, at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, between white man and
citizen of African descent. They fought like
terriers and both men rolled into the gutter,
where they We're separated Both men were
pretty badly bunged up.
Tomorrow at 3 P. NJ, at the Jewish syna-
gogue, corner of Eleventh and Minnesota
streets, the Rev. H. D. Freedman, on behalf of
the members of the Sons of Jacob, will pre-
sent Mr.. Isaac Abrahamson, the president of
the association, with handsome and costly
ebony gold headed cane, as token of the high
regard in which he Is held by the ccngrega-
tiOn.
The sale of seats to the grand concert to be
given by the Strakosch- Hess Opera company
on Sunday evening Is extremely gratifying.
There will unquestionably be large audience
and those who do not wish to be crowded out
should lose no time in securing their seats.
The programme, which is an excellent one, is
published in our advertising columns. All the
leading voices in the company will be heard.
What might have resulted in a serious acci-
dent took place on East Third street in front of
Mannheimer Brothers about 10 O'Clock yes
terday forenoon. A buggy containing lady,
in proceeding up Third street, collided with
carriage owned by Mr.. DeGraw and standing
in front of the above named store. The wheels |
became locked and the lady's buggy over
turned, throwing her into the street Aside |
from scratch or two and the shock she sus-
tained no injuries. One of the wheels of the |
other vehicle was broken
Yesterday afternoon team attached to a
wagon and owned by Mr.. Hill, became |
frightened at the head of Robert street and |
they started at two minute gait down that |
One of the colts got his leg |
over the stongue, which made things more COM
plicated. On reaching the office of the har-
vester works they collided with team and /
wagon belonging to the company, which was
pretty badly wrecked. The young man who
was driving the team was thrown out and |
escaped unhurt. When near Third street they |
ran into another team and were stopped.