Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-13
CITY GLOBULES

The board of abatement will meet in the
auditors office at o'clock this afternoon.
Furnished Rooms at the opera house to:
morrow night. Desirable apartments will be
lot to-day.
Vsuderhoof, who is now in jail, was called
upon by number of his friends and relatives
yesterday afternoon.
st. Paul is suffering from the annual mud
plague. The streets are particularly filthy
and 1t seems that the vile stuff could at
least be removed from the principal cross
ings
The prisoners pen at city hall last mid
night was worse than pig stye. Besides the
prisoners about twenty poor wretches were
huddled up on the floor and the place Is dls-
grace to humanity.
Deputy Sheriff Barton, of CrOokston, ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday morning with an
insane woman and placed her in the county
jail for safe keeping. He will proceed to st.
Peter with her to-day.
About o'clock yesterday morning badly
intoxicated individual attrcked pedestrian
at the corner of Third and St. Peter streets
and insisted upon having tight. Omcer
Bahe yanked HIM to the tower
The members of the Ladies' club, which
meets for the practice of choruses for female
voices at Prof. Leib's studio, at 4 o clock Mon
day afternoons, have made pledge not to be
absent from any OF their rehearsais.
Champion lodge No. IS, K. of P, has ar
ranged for social party and ball to take place
at Colleg hall next Friday evening. The par:
ties given by this order have always resulted
fall, ovaI fl,a inn
eclipse former efforts.
Early Yesterday morning Officer O'Keefe ar
rested man named Williams, residing on
Fulton street, who, having returned home
drunk, drove his wife and family out oil the
house with knife. At the station he had So
bered up, and appeared sorry for having made
the bad break.
While returning from Minneapolis night
before last a horse attached to buggy and
driven by young man named Tanner, ran
away, throwing the latter out and in1uriug
his shoulder. The buggy was damaged ana
the horse slightly famed. Tanners injuries
are not serious.
Mr.. Robert j. Strong. formerly OF st. Paul,
and now hardware merchant OF Pembina,
arrived in the city yesterday. The defaicatlon
of Douglas Vanderhoof, his brother-in-law,
was cOuplttc suI pIloO " hina1 ooN AiS' 49,
teliigeuce of the unfortunate affair being re-
ceived by him yesterday.
Mr.. J.. Moss called at the City hall yes
terday morning and reported that his horse
had been stolen, the machinery of the police
force being put in motion to detect the thief.
Later in the day the horse was returned by a
neighbor, having been found on the street,
and it transpired that the animal had been
carelessly left on the street unhitched, and
had thus wandered away.
There was very large attendance at the
gospel meeting and song service held at the
m. C. A. rooms yesterday afternoon. Dr.
C. E. Lee conducted the meeting, and his re.
marks were Listened to with the closest at
tention. The choir, consisting of some twenty
voices, adds greatly to the singing in the song
service, which is usually led by Mr.. Helmlck,
with Mr.. A Cabin as violonist. Lecture
next Thursday evening by Rev. DR.. Dana on
"Reminiscences of Travel"