Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-07
CITY GLOBULES.

The last recital of the present series at the
House of Hope church takes place this evening
| at s o'clock.
| Sheriff Richter yesterday went TO saltwater,
| in charge of Henry Boyden, committed TO the
penitentiary for a year for the crime of
| larceny.
Joseph Bonn was arraigned before Judge
Burr yesterday charged with beating his wife.
He was held to bail in $500 to keep the peace
| for six months.
The daughter of Col. A. R. Kiefer was
married Wednesday to Mr.. F. W. Drewry;
and an elegant reception was given IN the
evening at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
No. log Bates avenue.
Aberle and Walk, the two persons fined in
the United States district court on Wednesday
| for selling liqur to Indians, were committed
| to the tender mercies of Sheriff Richter yes
| terday, whom they will remain until their
| fines are paid.
| Reference only is needed to the fact that the
last organ recital of the series given by Mr..
S. A. Baldwin, at the House of Hope church,
will take place this evening. Miss Evelyn Bur-
| bank and Prof. w. III. Leib will render the
vocal numbers.
The new Market hall is being partioned off
for the accommodation of the forthcoming
session of the legislature. The experience
of last fall showed that the hall was altogeth-
er too large for the house, and space of one
half the size of the hall is being set apart for
the use of that body.
Up to midnight there were but four prison
ers in the city lookup. Two were booked as
disorderly, having engaged in unbecoming
proceedings on Third street. One was plain
drunk. The fourth was q youth from the
country who said he he had no name, but was
caught stealing a hat from Warmers auction
store, corner Third and Cedar streets.
The grand jury was in session nearly all day
yesterday considering The expedency of bring
ing in indictments against the keepers of
houses reported to be of i'll repute. The
chief of police, captain, detectives and SER
geants, as well as the clerk of the municipal
court and other witnesses were examined at
length and tole all they knew about the es-
| tablshment IN question. Subpoenas were
issued last evening for large number of cti-
zens supposed to be posted on the subject.
Billy Arlington's MINISTRIES will give one of
their original exhibitions at the Opera house
on Saturday evening of this week. The COM
pany is well spoken of wherever they have
| been. The Lexington Press says of the show:
| ''The LARGEST house of the season greeted
Billy Arlington's grand minstrel organization
| at the Opera house last evening. 1t was
grand in numbers, comprising all good
| features that first-class minstrel company
should have without any of Its stale or vulgar
jokes or worn out plays"
Mr.. Baldwin's last recital, this evening at
the House of Hope church, promises to be the
finest yet given. The vocal numbers will be
kindly furnished by Miss Evelyn Burbank and
Prof. Leib. The following is the programme:
| 1. Grand sonata over the 9th Psalm. Reubke
2. Soprano song, ''St. Agnes Eve' Sullivan
5. (d) Bridal Song" ..Jensen
(b) Andante OPP. 122, No. .... .Merkel
| 10 Marche Funebra. Chopin
4. Tenor song, "Forever and Forever .Tosti
s. (a) Nocturne from Midsummer Nights
dream ..,................ Mendelssohn
| W fanIare .............. .IemmenS
G. Duet for soprano and tenor, from Eli,
| Wherefore is thy soul cast down" Costa
IL. Toccata in minor ..................Ba Bach
| The recital begins very promptly at s
O'Clock.