Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-17

the performance conspirirg to make an ar
tistic and very enjoyable entertainment !.
Of the performance the GLOBE will speak
more at length hereafter.
Yesterday was an off day in Judge Burr's
baiiiwick. On mounting the wool sack
hizzoner's optic glanced at the pen and en-
countered the dreamy eye and porcupine
head of Patrick Kennedy, who had INDUCED
too freely in the o, be joyful. Patrick
is good fellow when not in his cups. and
he was given five days in which to sober up.
At II o'clock last night big, strapping
fellow, so drunk that he could not stir, was
arrested by Officer Distler, but he could
not take him to the city hall and had to
obtain three more policemen to help him.
The four carried the fellow to the city hall
and when they laid him on the floor he
could not have been more quiet if he had
been dead,
The committee on gas held meeting
last evening and decided to dispense with
the electric light on Bridge square and in
Rice park. The committee also decided to
recommend to the council to have the city
attorney put clause into the contracts
hereafter, compelling the contractor to re-
set the oil lamp posts where contractor has
to change the same.
Sam Lung is his name, and he renovates
the Mclean mans linen at his laundry on
Robert street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. Night before last, while engaged
in polishing off shirt fronts with the de-
ceptive bandoliae, the castle of the al
mond-eyed son of the Orient was attacked
by mob of small boys, whose vigorous
| assault caused the heather Chinee to beat
a hasty retreat. Sam Lang was around
yefterday, looking for those boys.
A man named August johnson fell two
stories on brakes new five story block, on
Third street, between Jackson and Sibley
yesterday, and escaped, as it is believed
without serious injury. He was cut some
about his head, and was bruised in differ
emit parts of the body, and especially about
the legs, but SO far as could be judged, by
brief examination, Immediately after the
accident, no bones were broken. He was
put into wagon and taken to his resi-.
dence on Valley street.
Mayor Rice was engaged yesterday in
preparing his veto to the council resolu.
| ton of the 18th inst, directing the city Of
| fcials to issue saloon license to Chas
Cady. The grounds of the veto are reason
| able and just, his honor maintaining that
in giving tho license the council was i'm
posed upon by the statements of Cady ant
also that it was issued without the sigma.
ture of either the chief of police or ma.
jcrity of the committee on licences. The
grounds of the veto are That the saloon Is
in an Objectionable locality and too near
disreputable houses.
''The Wesleyan Methodist connection Of
America fled articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
object of the corporation is to carry Or ani
prosecute the work of disseminating Cos
pei truths and Christian education, o.
| church extension and of building up church
societies within the boundaries of the Min
| nesota conference of the Wesleyan Meth
odist connection of America, as heretofore
| organized under the discipline of said con
nection, and in accordance with the rules
regulations and usages of said connection
| as set forth in its said discipline.