Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-27
CITY GLOBULES.

The box office will be open this morning
for the sale of seats for the Mendelssohn-Josef-
fy concert Wednesday evening.
East night Officer O'Keefe yanked highly
boozed individual from lower Seventh street,
where he was doing his best to raise
racket.
Officer Mccarthy, the new policeman,
succeeded in making his first arrest last night,
the offender being drunk and disorderly in the
Sixth ward.
Tonight the Y L society meets at Mrs. DIR.
Higbee's. The evenings entertainment will
be symposium on music and its modern
masters conducted by Prof. Leib.
The Congregational club at its monthly
meeting this evening at Minneapolis is to fol-
low the example of eastern clubs in discussing
the excellences and defects of the modern news
paper.
ssThe Mystery of Wave Crest" Barnes new
play, is founded upon romantic love story OF
recent date, the parties to which are well
known in the society circles of New York
city.
The man Davie, who was arrested last night
on the charge of the larceny of $50, is said to
have eloped from Chicago short time since
with another mans wife. His case will be
Investigated to-day.
Capt. Clark, Detective John O'Connor and
Mr.. II. G. Donnelly, returned yesterday from
visit to New Orleans and the south. They
are in good health and spirits, and seem
greatly benefited by the trip.
Last night Officer Mcmahon took into GUS
tody two young girls who escaped from the
House of Good Shepards yesterday afternoon
and Sought refuge in Carrie McCa.ty's bagnio.
They will be restored to their parents or the
institution.
The "Only Farmers Daughter" company
will appear at the Opera house tonight in the
great dramatic production of the "Mystery OF
Wave Crest thrilling picture of life at a
fashionable seaside resort, and Astounding in
situations of deep interest
In the society column of the Sunday GLOBE
mention was made to the effect that Mr.. Dan
lei E. Fogarty was suffering from temporary
and not serious indisposition. A Topographic
cal error made it appear serious Illness, which
the GLOBE is happy to say is not the case.
A postal card has been received at police
headquarters from Superintendent OF Police
Wolfe, of Buffalo, offering a reward of $500
for the arrest of the burglars who recently
broke into the tailoring establishment of Nor
ris Guske, on Seneca street, Buffalo, and Sc
cured cloth and clothing to the value OF
$500.
Garrett Gilbert, the night foreman of the
Northern Pacific railroad yards, met with ar
accident about o'clock yesterday morning
which resulted in quite serious injuries. In
working around the cars his foot slipped and
passing train ran over and crushed his right
leg below the knee. He was taken to the city
hospital.
Officer Boer arrested a man named Davit
last night, on the charge of stealing $2l
gold piece from one Seeley, formerly employed
at the Sherman house. The men were en-
gagged in talking on Wabasha street when it i:
claimed that Davie snatched the money from
Seeley's hand and ran off with it. 1t was MOI
found upon his person.
A poor woman with tears in her eyes entered
city hall about II O'Clock last night and stated
that her husband squandered all the money ht
obtained at gaming, and that herself and three
children were on the point of starvation. Sht
was given material aid by Officer Bremen ant
Mr.. Jessrang. The family 1--we on G. dar street
and the wretch loses his money in low saloons
Mr.. w. H. Shelly has received from hi.
mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna Palmer, of Mime
apolis, a lady 81 years ola, the Master Mason.
apron worn by her husband dnri"g his life
and which to her knowledge is more than sew
enty years old. The apron is as perfect, excep
in color. which may be renewed, as when i
was new. 1t is made of lamb skin, and marked
in substantial colors with the usual mottoe
and insignia of the degree. Mr.. Shelly is o.
course very proud of the present, which h
will wear during his life and see properly be
slowed when finally "called from labor tt
refreshments