Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-17
CITY GIOBULEs


First M. E. church on Spain and spaniards to
small audience.
The meeting of the society for the proven. |
ton of cruelty was postponed yesterday till
next Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Passengers who came in yesterday on the
Sioux City road state that the ice In the Min |
nesota was moving out in several places.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
eeived notice of the allowance OF an Increase
Of aninvalid pension from Sc to So per month";
Judge simons and the committee on ex-
animation of applicants for admission to the
bar will meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn |
ing for the examination of applicants.
A man named Fitzgerald was brought to BIT.
Paul from Merriam junction yesterday for
treatment. he having been injured internally.
Dr.. Murphy sent him to st. Joseph's hospitai.
The Rev. Mr.. Snow gave an address at the
rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A. last evening In place
of Rev. Mr.. Dana, who is detained In Color
ado, and was consequently unable to be pres
emit.
The colored citizens OF st. Paul have al
ranged for a grand musical and literary enter
tainment to be given at Turner hall on Mon
day evening, the 27th inst The programme
consists of songs, orations, selections and In
strumental music.
c. A. Wallace, of Northern Pacific juno
ton, was arrested yesterday morning at that
place by Deputy Sheriff Harrison, under
warrant sworn out by Bowlin & Mcclellan,
of this city, for obtaining $4sS worth OF
liquors under false pretences.
The congregation of st. Joseph's church
will give vocal and instrumental concert
this evening in the basement of the church,
for the benefit of the schools. A due pro-
gramme has been arranged and the entertain
ment is we'll worth patroniZing.
Rev. Robert Forbes of Minneapolis, will give
his lecture at Grace NJ. E. church this eve
ming on "John Wesley" Mr.. Forbes is a ris-
ing man and this lecture on the most impor.
tant ecclesiastical character of the. century
will doubtless be highly appreciated.
Judge Brill was engaged yesterday in hear
ing the case of the Union Depot company
against the city of St. Paul, in which action
was brought for perpetual Injunction to re.
strain the city from opening street on the
north side of the depot. The case was heard
and submitted.
The first carnival ball OF the st Paul book
binders took place at Pfeifer's hall last even.
ing. The floor contained just sufficient
number Of couples to make dancing comfort.
able and the evening was passed amid general
hilariiy. seibert's orchestra supplied the mel.
ody and very happy time was had.
Thomas B. johnson is evidently musician,
Or he longs to be, which is the same thing.
Yesterday morning Nellie Oliver visited the
police court and stated that Thomas had cab
baged her guitar, valued at $16. A warrant
was issued and the tuneful youth was ar
rested by Officer Gibbons and tho instrument
recovered.
The Bew stockholders of the St. Paul street
railway company met yesterday and elected
the following officers: President F. B. Clark;
vice-presdent, Herman Greve; secretary and
treasurer, W. r. Merriam. It's expected that
Mr.. ADsel Oppenheim, who is one Of The
stockholders and who has been in New York,
will reach st Paul to-day,
Mr.. 4. Van Wrinkle, representing the United
States Electric Light company, Is in the city,
with headquarters at the Merchants. Mr..
Van Whales visit here Ia with reference 10
introducing the electric light In s.. Paul, both
for lighting buildings and the streets. He is
conferrIng with leading citizens and hopes to
be able to organize company for the purpose.
James Brown alias appetite Brown" was
arraigned at the police court yesterday on sus-
picion of being implicated in the safe robbery
last Tuesday night on East SEVENTH street
There was no direct evidence against him and
as the police are investigating clue to the
robbery, the hearing was postponed until next
Monday to await developments. tie was COM
United.
Articles of incorporation of the Moorhead
Publishing company were filed with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000, and the incorporators are Henry A.
Burns, Solomon g. Comstock, John Erickson,
James 81. Sharp, Rinaldo r. Briggs, Benz. F.
Mackall, VIM II, Davy, Frank j. Durham,
P. 81. Lamb, A. A. White, and Andrew Holes,
all of Moorhead.
The congregation of Plymouth church will
give Washingtonian supper at the chapel on
Wabasha street and Summit avenue on Thurs
day evening the 21st inst There will be on
exhibition and for sale a variety of hand
painted Easter eggs, cards and PLAQUES, the
work of members of the society. The admis.
sion will be fifty cents supper included and a
cordial invitation Is extended to all.
A telegram was received at the House Of
the Good Shepherd yesterday afternoon an.
nouncing the serious illness in st. Louis of
Sister Aloysius, assistant of the mother
superior at the House OF the Good Shepherd.
Sister Aloysius left st. Paul ten days ago for a
two weeks visit 10 st. Louis, and the sad an.
nouncement Of her illness was wholly unex.
pected. The mother superior left last night
for st. Louis.
It was mentioned several days ago that Nc
Carthy & Donnelly telegraphed to Philadel.
phia to inform the relatives Of the death of
the man Dudley who was killed on freight
train on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road. Yesterday the telegraph company In st.
Paul notified Mccarthy d Donnelly that the
relatives of the deceased man refused to re.
ceive the dispatch. They had no money for
such business. The result is that the remains
were buried yesterday.
The harlots gave dance at the Halfway
house night before last, and after the orgy
they rolled home in the bleak, dismal dawn of
yesterday morning, quite jaded with the
nights debauch. The lights were out, the
last strains of music had died away, and moth
ing remained but the lees and swelled heads.
Among those who got dizzy was comely
girl named Minnie Harrison, who became very
drunk. She was arrested, and yesterday Judge
Burr imposed q fine of IS.
The appeal papers in the case Of the State Of
Minnesota against Kitty Smith, tried and con-
victed at the last term of the district court of
Ramsey county upon the charge of keeping a