Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-09
C1rY aLoBuLEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
Lsavitt's Gigantean minstrels at the opers
house this evening.
The Ideal Opera company left for Minneap-
oils at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Beaupre, Keogh & Go. are moving into theil
new store, Third street, between Gibley and
Wacouta, south side.
The question Of dance for the bene1t OF
the police force is being agitatsd, and is meet.
ing with general favor.
It took 5000 in round numbers to clean up
the pay roll for teachers in the public schools
for the month Of November.
Officer Rouleau's vaccination "took'' SO
well that he is confined TO the house. Small
pox has no terrors for him now.
From an announcement elsewhere It will be
seen Miss Fry declines to sing at the organ
concert of Prof. Baldwin this evening.
Yesterday was the feast Of the In IMMACULATE
Conception, or the holiday Of obligation, and
was celebrated In all the Catholic churches by
high mass and other appropriate services.
Poor Margaret Bradley, homeless and
penniless, before Judge Burr yesterday morn
Ing upon the charge of vagrancy, was sent to
the Home OF the Good Shepherd for ninety
days.
A very beautiful church has been erected by
the Methodists Of this city on Bates avenue,
near the Van Buren school on Daytcn's Bluff,
and will be dedicated on Sunday at D. M, by
Bishop Foss.
The Duluth Street "ailway company filed
with the secretary Of state yesterday a notice
Of it's acceptance of the provisions of the act
for Its organization, passed at the recent ses-
sion of the legislature.
Yesterday Judge Nelson, of the United
States district court, heard the argument upon
the motion for a new trial in the case Of Hen
rY Van Hoesen VS.. Henry Irish, tried at the
spring term of the court.
Judge Wilkin was engaged yesterday in
hearing the suit Of Elizabeth M. Gilbert vs..
the City of st. Paul, for damages, which
plaintiff alleges resulted to her property by
the opening Of University avenue.
HUnity church fair at Market hall to-day and
tomorrow. The society have labored faith
fully in preparing for this event. and the gen
eral public should now second their praise
worthy efforts by making the fair splendid
success.
District Court Judges Wilkin, Brill, and
simons, Mayor Rice and County Assessor J,
I. Beaumont, met In the room of Juepe Brill,
yesterday forenoon, and proceeded to draw
200 names. to constitute the jury list of the
January term of the district court
The proceedings in the municipal court yes
terday morning were Of extremely common
place, the roll call showing only three ordi-
nary druHks, one case of vagrancy aud one
mild case of assault, for which the assaiiant
was assessed IS and costs, which he paid.
The Others were committed.
A very pleasant and brilliant reception, con-
tinuing from to 5, took place yeste rday after
noon at the residence OF Hon. Alex. Ramsey,
Ramsey has few, IL any superiors, as the hun.
dreds who improved the occasion ye esterday to
pay their respects will bear enthusiastic testi-
mony.
Five real estate transfers were faled with the
register of deeds yesterday, the total consider
alton for which was $50, ZOO, of which sum
niger and wife to Catharine Nininper, of lot
II in block %, half of lot 30 in Rice and
Irvine's addition, and lots and in block 6S,
and lots land in block 10, in DAYTON and
Irvine's addition.
Deputy Sherifs John Waldron and David
Stewart, OF Bismarck, arrived in st. Paul yes-
terday evening with G. F. O'Brien, sentenced
to five years Imprisonment for highway rob-
berry, and VIM. Jones, under sentence Of one
and half years for horse stealing, in custody.
They left with their prisoners on the 1910
train over the Eastern division of the Omaha
line for Detroit, Michigan, where the conyicts
will be imprisoned.
John G. Hess and Calvin RAYMOND. arrested
at Zumbrota, Goodhue county, charged with
selling liquor without license were taken be-
fore United States Commissioner Cardozo yes-
terday morning, and after examination the first
named was released upon his own recogni.
zance, and the latter was committed in default
OF bonds in $500 for his appearance at the
next term of the United States district court,
which will be held in Winona in June next.
Detective Hoy, of Minneapolis, yesterday aft
ernoon, received requisition papers for one
Thomas Conley, fugitive from justice from
this state, he having levanted from Min.
neapolis with charge of seduction hanging
over him. Hoy traced his man in his wander
ings through Iowa and into Wisconsin, and
finally brought him to bay by arrest upon q
telegraph dispatch at Sun Prairie, about
twenty miles from Madison. Having secured
the proper papers, Hoy left for Sun Prairie
and his man, by the night express last even
ing.
The citizens of Commercial street complain
OF being greatly annoyed by gang of young
rowdies, who, who, first filing themselves ND
with stale beer, 60 about making night hid
eoas with their yells, and committing various
dspredatfons, such as breaking windows, dis.
troying shade trees, etc. The attention OF
Mayor Rice being called to the matter, he as.
sured the complainants the dspredations
to avoid public exposure through the courts
and the press, would do well to take warning
and try hereafter to demean themselves in q
becoming manner.
THE COURTS.