Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-03
GLOBELETS.

Donna Juanlta at LIS OPoI" hou'o W.
night.
The board of public works are still at work
on the Sixth ward levee assessment.
The annual meeting of the Allen Light
Guards will be held at Market hall tonight.
The Turner Hall Sunday school children
had very pleasant masquerade ball at their
hall last night.
The union club will give another OF their
charming hops at armory hall, Seventh ana
Jackson streets this evening.
The usual routine business was all that was
attended to by the board of managers OF the
State Reform school yesterday morning.
The directors of the state reform school
met in monthly session yesterday forenoon.
No business of Importance was transacted.
Judge Sinons issued an order yesterday,
dissolving the Injunction In the case OF A. Nj.
Sprague ct al. against Francis Martin ana
others.
Yesterday Officers Cook and Baer arrested a
crazy German woman named Teresa Fielder,
who was smashing things in her residence on
Cedar street.
1udl Dlg 1OuI UOu suiC OSlOh6AH6 w sAAS
Northern Pacific road, was taken up to the
fourth story of the Davidson block yesterday
in the elevator.
Mr.. Julian r. Tinkham has postponed his
next concert, which was intended TO take
place Monday, February 9th, until Thursday
evening, February 9th.
A decree of divorce was rendered by Judge
Brill Yesterday in the case of Nettie Z. Will
nerschlld against Jacob II. Willnerschild, on
the grounds OF desertion.
An order was fled by Judge Brill yesterday
overruling the demurrer in the case OF u. D.
Hennessey against the St. Paul, Minneapolis
e Manitoba Railroad company.
The revival services at Grace NJ. 4. church
will be suspended this evening to listen to
lecture by Rev. c. A. Van Anda on 1.-THE Bible
In Art.n The lecture will undoubtedly be In
teresting, and O crowded house is anticipated.
The sale OF seats for the performance OF
ttDonna Jnanita" by Mahn's Comic opera
eompany AT the opera house tonight, has
peen exceedingly large and finished ana most
enjoyable presentations of this popular opera
is expected.
John Brown was up yesterday charged with
being too fond OF the elegant old booze. The
court couldn't find 1t In his heart to send so
ulustrious parsonage to the bastile, and Tor
the sake of his great name he was ordered to
take Walk out of town and he went.
Patrick O'Mealy was before the court yes
terday charged with making himself too fresh
around jacobs second hand store, aad threat
eniug to break the child Of Israel in two and
scatter the pieces over all outside. JACOBS
didn't appear and defendant was discharged
The secretary of the State Agricultural So
eiety, Mr.. R. G. Judson. will receive bids for
the location of the State fair for 1882. The
bids must be made on or before March III, ana
can be directed to Mr.. Judson at Pennington.
A committee has been appointed TO TX the
date of the fair which will be ann lunced soon.
A Young man named Buckley was arrested
Yesterday afternoon charged with the larceny
of coat and pair Of pants from his room
mate. He is a brakeman on the Sioux Clty
railroad, and 1t was learned last night that he
is also accused of breaking into cars and steal
ing goods. The case will be Investigated to-
day.
A strawberry blonde named Annie st. Clair
was before hizzoner yesterday charged with
cutting high capers at Fifth street bagnlo.
Ii was case where the O-be-joyful supplied
the inspiration, and the misguided creature
felt sorry for her extravagant conduct. She
pleaded guilty, and was discharged on pay
ment of ten bills.
George Chrisman was up yesterday
charged with disorderly conduct, In passing
Mrs. Snow on the street last Wednesday he
made an impolite remark to a friend Snow
called him very hard name too, and then
swore out complaint, the fact being that
honors seem to be easy. The hearing will
take place to-day.
Application was made by C.. N. Bell before
Judge Simons yesterday for the release on
bail of Henry Fabel, of Chaska, Carver county
committed on the charge of assault with q
dangerous weapon on w. P. Cash of that
place. A hearing was had on a writ of habeas
corpus and defendant was released on bail in
the sum of 81 900.
A grand mass meeting by the Ramsey
County Bible society will be held at the Opera
house next Sunday evening, in which nearly
all of the churches of the city unite. Thos
Cochran, DR., will speak of its practical work
and Rev s G.. Smith will deliver an address
on the Inspiration of the Bible. This will be
meeting of great interest.
A couDle of the FOUNDERS named ThOs
Needham and Thos. Graham were before Judge
Burr on yesterday charged with having en-
gagged in lively mill. The muscular expo
nents wore a sad and lonesome look, and they
didn't appear to be happy. They were flnet
SO each, and Graham paid the coin, while his
partner went to the quay for ten days.
modest, harmless. patient, long suffering
short haired, quiet little chunk of white
horse stood yesterday hitched to buggy IL
front of Griggs s. Fosters office on Third
street, when rough team came past and rur
into the little white horse and the buggy he
was attached to. The vehicle was badly dis
rupted, but the little white animal was un
1 harmed.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon q
horse attached to q lumber wagon and driven
by one Peterson, became frightened on Third
street near Market and ran away. The animal
made good time and was given q wide berth
until Bridge square was reached, when he
started for the sixth ward. The bridge was
crossed and the horse and wreck were collared
in West st. Paul. The wagon was considera-
hly damaged.
On Friday last Mr.. McQuestlon in return.
ing across Lakeyiew lake from his timber
farm drove his team into an air hole in the
Lake, and it took two hours to get them ont.
The only way the team was rescued at last
was BY cutting the ice out to the shore. The
animals were chilled through, but were blan-