Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-03
CITY GLoBULEs.
bic schools were open to-day.


The sheriff of Moorhead brought an insane
man down yesterday and took him through to
st. Peter in the afternoon.
Hamline University will be opened again to-
day. 1t was closed about three weeks ago on
account of there being so much sickness.
Hauggi, Cady 6 Medicke, who were burned
out Saturday night can now be found at
c. E, Keller & Co. IS lumber office, corner Sew
eth and Minnesota street.
A coal wagon, being loaded too heavily on
one side, broke down on Third street, near
Robert, yesterday, which fact caused a Willy
gentleman to remark that there was 1ali In
coal.
Messrs. Smith & Miller, doing business on
Sibley street, dissolved partnership yesterday.
Mr.. Smith bought out the interest represented
by Mr.. Miller, and will hereafter continue the
business in his own name.
The religious meeting at the First Methodist
church last evening was one OF great interest
II the large number present. The meetings
will continue during the week, and all are
most cordially invited to attend.
Louis and August Manke were arraigned
yesterday for having participated in the dis
graceful row at Kummiss' soloon on Charles
street Sunday night. The case was continued
until to day, and they were committed. War
rants were issued for the arrest of several
roughs who took hand in the fight.
Mrs. Flanagan stole calico dress pattern
Saturday night, and she was before the court
yesterday charged with larceny. She has
family of several small children, and never
having been bank cashier or president OF
defunct insurance company, the oifense could
not be held "irregular," and she went to the
reform institute for ninety days.
In the communication in the horse depart
mont of the GLOBE yesterday, headed "Step-
pers at Lanesboro," two annoying errors were
made in the names of owners, l. c: The name
of Mr.. Ed. Keivan appeared as Mr.. Ed. kram,
and that of Mr.. M. Seaman as Mr.. NJ. Can
Ian. We trust these errors will not deter Mr..
WEIGH, the correspondent, from trying it
again.
The work of bnilding the city and county
workhouse is progressing as rapidly as cir
cumstances will permit. The foundations are
all IN, and the necessary material for the COM
pletion of the building is on the ground.
Everything is ready for commencing work IN
the spring, but if the weather should remain
moderate the work will be crowded forward
this winter.
The Fire Department Relief association held
their annual meeting last evening and elected
the following officers: President, J. G. Don
nelly; vice president, G.. W. Freeman: secre-
tary, L. Hertel; treasurer, ?. j. Dries; finance
committee, Frank Brewer, G. II. Williams, 7.
Reardon; trustees, G. Hoffman, Jas. Dillon,
Jos. Mcclellan, E. B. Birge, N. Wagner, Hen
ry Tubinson. The association is hourishing,
and has $4,000 in the treasury.
A lumberman came down from Kettle river
yesterday and stopped into DR.. Murphy's
office to have an operation performed Saying
this he took the cloths off his left hand and
displayed several fingers that had been
smashed They were taken off in about two
minutes and the man went his way without
giving his name and DIR. Murphy hurried out
of his Office to take q New Years ride with
Col. Allen behind the colOnels famous horses.
The Emma Abbott opera company will re-
turn tomorrow, and Will give the new opera,
Patience" in the evening. This opera was
composed by Sullivan 81 Gilbert, the we'll
known authors of "Pinafore." 1t is full Of
bright and sprightly music and fun. Miss
Abbott and Mr.. Castle are in the cast, and the
full strength of the company will also be
called out to give the opera in the best style
morning at o'clock.
Aid. Joseph Robert was surprised and
happy man yesterday. He had been absent
from home during the holidays, and returning
received some Christmas tokens from his fam
lily. The surprise came when he sat down to
breakfast yesterday, aRa beneath his plate
found magnificent gold watch and chain. It
appears that during his absence D. p. Reeve,
of Grand Forks, one OF his old and valued
friends, had sent him the token, and the de-
livery was made as stated.
Business in the police court yesterday opened
with light attendance. There was an alb
sence OF the ''bum' element, and the bull pen
contained only two timber DRINKS. Tt was
cheerful outlook at the beginning Of the new
year, and as hiZzoner remarked, the boys
must have sworn off or turned over the PROV
erbial new leaf. The two cases of drunken
ness were James Kennedy and John Ryan, o
couple of old FOUNDERS, who discounted their
prospects for the year, and there being no
dividend they got boozed They went to the
quay for five days each.
If the elite think that the decendents of
Ham are to be left in the rear with holiday
festivities, they are sadly mistaken, and to
prevent any such conclusion the lady friends
of the Pioneer Marine lodge, No. 5, colOred,
the lodge, at their rooms, on Jackson street,
last evening. The evening was most agree
ably spent in ssShl chats and dancing. Dur
ing the evenings entertainment Mr.. Charles
CALDWELL the well known caterer, of this city,
delivered a neat little speech, ut the conclusion
of which he presented the lodge with token
tinterest in the shape of $50 bill.
Fifteen years ago, Mr.. J. J. McCardy, audi
tor of Ramsey county, was married in Gin
cinnati. Some of his friends remembering
that yesterday was the anniversary day, ar
ranged to surprise him and his family. They
accordingly sent up to his house, on Iglehart
street, and elegant marble top sideboard, ac-
companied with suitable supply of cut glass
goblets, decanters and wine glasses of the
most elegant designs. The whole outfit could
not have cost less than 5000 or $500. In the
evening the ladies and gentlemen who had par
ticipated in the presentation gathered at the
house, and with music and good cheer pre-
sented their congratulations to the happy
couple.