Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-14
CITY GLOBULES.

~ ,-,;tv church fair resulted in net
profit OF s9uo.
Tho last three of the cut stone ornaments
Gov the top story of the Gilfillan block were
nut in place yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Pottgeiscr, relict OF the
,ote N. Pottgeser, ST., will take place from
christ church at p. m. OF Thursday next.
Itwould be good idea for people in make
;nc ND their Christmas presents to include at
least. one annual reading ticket for the st.
Paul libraryln the list.
Adu,ant General Van Cleve yesterday issued
Commission as Second Lieutenant OF the
M;nneanolis Light Infantry, to Perry Har-
rison. vice George NJ. Naylor, resigned.
The district court, Judge Brill presiding,
will, meet tomorrow morning to hear argyll
ments for new trial in the social evil cases In
which yerdicts of guilty were rendered at the
recent term of court
Sheriff White, of Olmsted county, was in
st. Paul last evening on his return from
saltwater, whittier he hrd taken John Gray,
convicted of robbery and sentenced 10 TWO
years in the penitentiary.
Mr.F.P. Wright has been electedfrst lieut.
enant of the Allen Light gurrds, vice W. Il.
Oxley resigned, and Fred Sbley promoted
from sergeant to second lieutenant to I'LL the
vacancy made by the advancement OF Mr..
Wright.
Bernhard Mollenhauer, the distinguished
solo yiolinist, who assists the Mendelssohns
at their concerts in st. Paul and Minneapolis
this week, arrived yesterday afternoon, ana
nassed few hours in st. Paul with friends be-
fore going up to Minneapolis.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the st. Paul Foundry and Manufacturing
company, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, G. n. Parker;
vice president, W. R. Merriam; secretary ana
treasurer, c. NJ. Powers; general manager, ID.
w. Topping.
Louis Vasley, arrested at Little Falls by
Deputy Marshal Bracket, charged with selling
LIQUOR to Indians, had his preliminary ex-
animation before United States Commissioner
Cardozo Yesterday morning, and was held TO
the next term of the United States district
court in 5000 bonds, which was furnished
and accused released.
The case of Mathew Gottfreids against
Christopher Stahlman, an action for infringe
ment of patent for pitching the inside of
beer kegs, the decision in which will apply
to seventeen other cases pending in the same
court and brought by the same plaintiff, is
still being heard in the United States circuit
court, Judge McCrary and Nelson presiding.
The amusement goers st. Paul, particu-
larly those who are fond of music of high
order, are promised rich treat in the grand
concert to be given by Pauline Nininger, at
the Opera house on Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst, At the solicitation OF her numerous
friends, this talented lady who recently COM
pleted her musical studies In Europe, will give
a grand vocal and instrumental entertainment
in which she will be assisted by well known
artists of this city. The occasion has every
promise of being one of the notable events OF
the season.
The "Chldren's Home Society" is the name
of a new organization, articles of incorpora-
ton of which were filed with the secreta-
ry of state yesterday, the object being to
provide and maintain home for orphan chill
dren. The Home is to be located at Minneop-
oils. The incorporated officers of the society
arc: Mahela F. Pillsbury. President; Emma
Crosby, vice. president; Anna W. Todd, treas
urer; Matte E. Hatch, recording secretary;
Grace B. NJ. Paine, corresponding secretary,
and board of - directors of we'll known
ladies of the city.