Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-21
CITY eL oBuLEs

Up TO yesterday the money nau peeh Soi
lected for 1S2 liquor licenses for 1852.
The Clarendon hotel walters second annual
ball will occur February 10, at Sherman haii.
And now tits that the ice men are, taking in
the cold cakes of ice with as much rapidity as
possible.
Unity church, in Sherman hall, corner
Wabashaw and Sixth streets. Service at 1880
o'clock. Sunday school at II O'Clock.
The committee on fire department will hold
a meeting this afternoon to consider the prop
osition to include an additional part of the
First ward in the fire limits.
F, Kaese, w. Mahle, L. Sutman and j. H.
Schurmeier were before Judge Burr yesterday,
charged with blockading Rosabel and Olive
streets. The nearing was continued until to-
day.
The annual meeting Of the Home for the
Friendless association, will be held next We'd
nesday, January IS, ats p. m, at the parlorS
of the Y. NJ. G.. A., on Wabashaw street, oppo-
site the postotfice. All interested are invited
to attend.
Y. NJ. C. A.-Normal lecture to-day at 4:30,
by Rev. Mr.. Breed. Tomorrow at $50 q. m.
devotional meeting, and at p. m. gospel meet
ing and song service, conducted by Messrs.
jackson and Helmick. Young mems meeting
this evening at O'Clock, led by Mr.. Cole
An honest confession is good for the soul,
and when Chas. Peterson was charged with
vagrancy yesterday morning he unhesitatingly
stated that such was his status, and that he
would consider it g favor to be sent up. He
was accommodated to the extent of thirty days.
Chas. Johnson was released from the bastile
on Thursday morning, and he at once pro-
ceeded to the practice of his old tricks. He
attempted to cabbage can of oysters from
commission house, and was straghtway
yanked to the tower. Yesterday he went over
for thirty days.
A poor worn out thing, attired in rags, and
whose pinched face indicated the presence OF
famine, was arrested yesterday afternoon in
the act of stealing a turkey from Lully's
butcher shop on jackson street. She was be-
fore the court, and on promising to never
steal again, she was reprlmanded and dis
charged.
Mr.. William NJ Ireland, of Rochester, Min
nesota, was married in Chicago on the 18th
inst, to Miss Annie f. Kelley, of that city, and
left for the east on q bridal tour. The bride
is a daughter of A. =. Kelley, Esq, of Chi
eago, and the wedding is mentioned by the
Times as one of the most enjoyable and bril-
liant of the season.
The alarm of fire from box No a ut 7:3O
o'elocl1last night was occasioned by what was
supposed to be a fire in Brakes new block,
Fourth and Sibley Streets. A passerby no.
ticed a fitful glare in the upper stories of the
building, caused by heating furnaces to dry
the plaster. and supposing the structure was
on fire he turned in tile alarm.
The appearance of the old timer, David
Hoar, in the bull pen yesterday morning, gave
rise to some timely remarks on the part OF
hiZzoner Swine is d mocker," he remarked
on taking his place in the pulpit, "and strong
drink enrageth.'' 81 guess that's right,
Judge" said the old teprobate, and on hearing
this the court at once committed him for
twenty days.
The committee on the Norman question
held meeting yesterday noon, but there were
only four members Of it present-Messrs.
Goodrich, Wright, Flandreau and Andrews.
Judge Flandreau reported that he had seen eX.
Gov. Davis and requested him to speak, but
that he declined. He had not been able to
see Mr.. Gilman. Gen. Andrews reported that
the subcommittee had hired Sherman hall for
the occasion.
About o'clock la st night, team attached
to hack, and driven by man named Brad
way, became frightened on Third street, neal
Cedar, and started TO run away. They ran
west on Third street, and at the junction OF
Wabashaw street the hack collided with a
street car, throwing the latter of the track
and almost turning over the hack. The hack
was damaged, but aside from the scare nc
great harm was done.
John Matenson is one of those amusing fell
lows who like to get drunk and play practical
jokes on their landlady. Thursday night he
had manifestation of this kind, and return.
ing to his hash foundry on KittSou street he
raised perdltion and almost frightened the
dear ladies to death. They had him arrested
and he was before the court yesterday. On be-
ing required to give $3.50 bonds to keep the
peace he failed to produce the surety, and was
committed.
Market hall presented q gay and brilliant
appearance last night, the occasion being the
fifth annual ball of Minnehaha lodge, No. 81
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. The
hall was handsomely decorated with flags and
bunting, the dominating presence of the fail
sex, the strains of sweet music, and luxurious
animation of the dance made q scene highly
beautiful and captivating. The fearless fel
lows who ride the iron horse were at theil
best, and the affair was in all particulars
great success.
Mr.. Arthur Koenig, the popular agent Of
the Phillip Best Brewing Company, of Mil
waukee, is distributing to his friends around
town beautiful little souvenir, from the
company he represents. 1t consists of little
red morocco album, containing twenty-one
very artistically executed photographs of the
different buildings used and occupied by the
company in the manufacture of the celebrated
"Ph. Best Beer" The pictures are very ele
giant as a work of art, and show to great adj
vantage the immense works of the company
The brothers P. and M. Earle, charged
with engaging in fight Thursday
night, were arraigned in the police
court Yesterday morning. 1t was shown
that one of the boys had tried to pursuade the
other not to drink and both being hot headed
the dispute ended in fight. Also that on the
way to the lookup Officers Getchcll and O'Gor
man had trouble with crowd headed by Felix
Mcclure who tried to incite the prisoners to
resist arrest and that Officer Getchell ives com.
PEELED to draw his revolver to keep Mcclure
off. The defendants were fined SIS each and
warrant was issued for the arrest of Nc
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