Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-17
CITY GLoBULEs,

conduct last Monday, Ipaid SIS yesterday ant
was discharged. *
Yesterday Judge Wilkin settled the case o.
Patrick Kelly against the st. Paul & Manitobs
Railroad company. fs6E
The basement of the Schultz building, cor
ner Fourth and Wacouta streets, is being fitted
up for restaurant,
A decision was fled by Judge Wilkin yes
terday, dismissing the action in the case of J.
J.~W. Reeves against Samuel Mayall.
The committee on parks of the council met
last night and decided to return favorable re-
port with regard to improving Irvine park.
The next meeting of the Brlcklayers' union
will take place at Arion hall on Monday, April
S5th. All members are requested to be present.
The remains of the late VIM. Martin arrived
yesterday on the noon trains The funeral will
be from st. Paul's church at two o'clock this
afternoon.
William Reilly had taken aboard more jig
water than he could carry, and the old stuff
got away with him. He was up yesterday,
and was sent over for five days to be bailed
out.
The congregation, "Sons of Jacob" yester
day presented to Mr.. Isaac Abrahams, their
president, a beautiful $50 gold headed cane, as
mark Of1esteem and for his valuable services
in the cause. p
The Reverend Geo. w. Pepper. of Ohio, has
beer engaged to- deliver lecture on the Irish
land question, at the Opera house, on the Sd
of May, under the auspices of the Michael
Davltt land league,
DR.. j. N. Cadieux, the celebrated temper
ance lecturer, will be in st. Paul soon, and the
people will have chance to hear him. His
lectures are entirely different from the usual
way OF lectures on Temperance.
Thomas Ross-no relation to the long lost
Charley-was at the police court yesterday
for being too previous at McLeod's bean
house, and offering an insult to Sergeant
Walsh. He went upfor ten days
Ameeting of the committee on streets of
the council was held last night, at which the
objections to opening University avenue and
Carroll street were heard, together with sew
eral matters of minor Importance
A Adisgraceful row took place at Nellie OTIS
bagnio, on Eagle street, last night, during
which a young rowdy named Staples beat one
badly injured and the wretch escaped.
T. An exceptionally fine musical programme
by the Plymouth church choir will mark the
Easter service in that church to-day. A
unique service has been arranged for the
evening, under the charge of Mr.. Dyer.
Yesterday afternoon q conductor on the st.
Paul g. Manitoba railroad, while coupling cars
- D. + - \ op;r nd in
the bumpers and two of the fingers were cut
off. He was removed to St. Joseph's hos
pital. a htAtA
and confectionery store was found open about
8 O'Clock yesterday morning by Officer Zirkel
bach. It is thought that the sash had been
pried open by thieves, who fled on the ap-
proach of the officer. sant
River navigation, local, was opened Friday
evening by the steamer Aunt Betsey, which
arrived up from the vicinity of Pigs Eye, with
a barge load of wood. Yesterday she brought
up more wood, and in steaming past the city
convinced upper Third street that spring has
come. f
The Minneapolis people criticise the opera
company and its operas severely. A promi-
nent business man of that city and moulder of
it's opinions was heard to remark as he went
out from the performance Of 'Faust" Friday
evening: "It's - fraud! The only good
thing about it is the clown!"
Supt Prior, OF the short line railroad, has
issued orders for trains between Minneapolis
and St. Paul, leaving Minneapolis at 8:OS A. M,
and o'clock r. M to stop as follows: At
Smelling avenue crossing, opposite the State
Reform school, at the club house, Rrimhall's 8
az AOrun fyor rdnn o. nd tho driu.
ing park. ~ 80 - r..., !, t.,,
"A Swede named Peterson complained ysster-
day that he had been held up at Hutch's sa-
loon at 2ro'clock yesterday morning and
robbed of $12O. He stated that he was about
to pay for the drinks when two men entered
the place, blew out the light and snatched his
money, after which they decamped. The men
are strangers. eH q sHaW
Under the hill to the bad house, Charles
Hansen wended his dizzy way Friday night,
and on reaching the bagnio of the baleful
Bateson he attempted to lombard the house.
Officer Babe collared hiIh in the act pounding
in the door, and he was yanked to the cooler.
He was before hizzOner yesterday, who sent
him to the roost for ten days.
A seedy and famished-looking wretch
named John Mcdonald was arrested by
Special Watchman Fitzgerald Friday night,
prowling around the cars in the yard of the
st. Paul & Duluth railroad company. He
was up Yesterday and assessed $40 or thirty
days in the bastile. He wanted to shake St.
Paul dust from his nloccasin, and was allowed
to skip. m
: It is due Mr. John j. Lemon, whose name
was used as candidate for alderman at the
Democratic primary in the second precinct of
the Fifth ward Friday night, to state that he
did not desire the position and that his name
was brought out by friends only an hour be-
fore the polls opened. His business engage
ments are such that he could not afford to
accept the place IL elected.
Just after leaving the Merchants hotel, yes.
terday afternoon, seamstress, who had left
some work at the house, had the misfortune
to lose her money, amounting to $l5 The
money was lost on jackson street, between the
Merchants and Fourth. The finder will con-
fer favor upon needy and Industrious girl
by leaving the money at Smiths grocery store,
corner of Sixth and Jackson streets.
Mr.. Maurice Lyons, of Perkins, Lyons q
Co., wholesale liquors, received by express
last evening from Senator Doran's wife, of Le
Sueur, beautiful carriage robe, the handi-
work of that lady and her highly accomplished
daughters. The robe was presented by Mrs.