Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-04
CITY GL0BULES.


Over thirty dodgers sought shelter at the
police headquarters last evening up to
midnight.
slight fall of snow occurred yesterday
afternoon and evening, which gave hopes
to pleasure lovers in ST. Paul of a possible
chance for a little sleigh riding.
The police were Investigating case of
wife beating in lower town last evening
but up to midnight 10 arrasts had been
made Il is berely possible that it may
materialize to-day.
Tom Mccarthy is a husky young grang-
er from Rosemount in Dakota. county. Ee
IS not acquainted with the strength Of st.
Paul whisky and the result viii be that he
will listen to a temperance lecture
This morning. delivered by that eminent
temperance orator Judge Burr.
About o'clock last evening Officer
Vaughan found an inebriated EngEshman
on the corner OF Seventh and Jackson
streets, and as he was likely to perish from
ihe effects Of bad whisky and cold, he was
run IN. On being examined at the city
hall It was found ne had S141 in money in
his pockets.
Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday CT the death OF Ben Hazen, form
erly well known citizen OF St. Paul. Mr.
Hazen died at Denver city on the 1stinst
and his remains are on the way to st. Paul
for interment at Lake Minnetonka. where
he has relatives living. No particulars OF
his illness has been received.
Sam Chancell is his name for he said
so, and he either owns or runs a Pullman
Car, was gathered in by Officer Bahe, early
Sunday morning for bombarding the Mv-
ropolitan hotel outer door. Sam sait, Ii
would call upon Judge Burr this morning
and explain matters and as an evidenct
that he meant what he said he Geposi ed
2S25 in the city Golfers.
B'nai Birth.
Yesterday was an occasion of more thar
ordinary interest to the members in this
city of the order of B'nai Birth, a benevo
lent Jewish organization similar in it,
character to the Odd Fellows and othel
kindred benevolent associations Yester
day morning Hon. S. Woolner of Peoria
H.. president of District No. 6 of tn,
order; A. Loeb, of Chicago, grand secre
tary, and E. C. Hamburger and s. Rosen
field, members of the Grand lodge, arrived
in the city and were met at the depot b,
Messrs. Oppenheim and Plechner, O
Lodge No. 157, of this city, and at 10 a. m
they were called upon at the metropolitan
hotel by the members of the lodge. I,
the afternoon the distinguished visitors
we're taken in charge by Messrs. Luben
stein and H. J. Strouse and taken in car
riages for drive about the city.
In The evening session was held at tn,
rooms of Lodge No. 157, on Jackson street
The officers of this lodge are as follows:
President-J. n. Cardozo.
Vice President-E. Austrian.
Secretary-E. j. Strouse.
Treasurer-Julius Austrian.
Financial Sect.-L. Goodkind.
After disposing of the business
Of the lodge the visitors, togethe
with the Numbers of the lodge to thu
number CT fifty or more, repaired to thu
well known restaurant Of George Mages
on Third street, where q splendid banque
was served and properly enjoyed. It wa!
a feast of reason and flow of-we'l
it is perhaps as we'll to say-of champagne
for that is in accordance with the facts. 4
number of speeches were made ard :
number of toasts duly honored. Aitoa e: l.el
it was most delightful time.