Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-19
nIINNEAPOLIs GLoBELETs.
he Crusaders meet tonight.

this evening.
The Prohibitionists will run G. E. Holt
for city treasurer. 81
The State Prohibition convention will
convene o-mGrrow.
The Hanson trial will be commenced
this morning before Judge Lochren.
The Father Mathew society held well
attended meeting in their hall last evening.
Secret Service" with c. K. Wallace
in the leading role, will open the week at
the Pence Opera house this evening.
The Republican primaries in all the
wards and precincts will be held this even
ing.
Wines, liquors and cigars, as we'll as
everything eatable, at the Boston restau-
rant.
Drop into the Comique restaurant this
evening after the theater IS out, and get an
elegant supper.
Remember the Democrats hold caucuses
in the First, Second, Third, Seventh and
Eighth wards this evening.
Complaints of fights and robberies at
the Sailors home on North Second street
are becoming entirely too frequent. Last
night poor devil was knocked down and
robbed of SIS there.
Charles Moore, who works in the har
vester works, had his left hand badly
crushed yesterday by piece of machinery
falling upon it, necessitating the amputa-
ton of the first finger.
Miss Jennie Leslie who was to appear al
the Theater Comique this evening has can
Geled her date. The rest of the star COM
pany will be on hand, however, and give a
first class entertainment.
degenerate st. Paul young man came
up yesterday and visited Swede Kate's
bagnio. After filing up with bulge he be-
came ugly and assaulted one of the girls.
for which oTfense he languishes in durance.
The Prohibitionists expect to do some
very effective work this week and have laid
ont wide swath. The state convention
will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the city convention on Friday, and mass
meetings every night.
On Saturday night a gentleman was
slugged On South Third street, by two
thugs. He called Justify for the police,
when they took fright and ran away before
rifiing his pockets, but. stole his silk hat,
and he went home bareheaded.
P.J. Enright who arrived in the city
from the pineries yesterday morning,
called at police headquarters last night
and complained that ne had enjoyed a lit
tie tilt with a bartender in a Second street
saloon in which he had been forcibly fred
In the melee he was robbed of S1S. He
said he didn't care continental about the
black eve nor the severe drubbing he had
received, but did want the money back.
A Norwegian was robbed of a watch
worth $2l and $3.50 cash last night
He explained to the police that
he made the acquaintance of a brace of
congeuial fellows. After taking few
drinks with them he accepted an invitation
to take a little walk. Arriving at the
Mantle ba railway crossing one of the fell
lows h ED his hands while the other went
throu Oh him. He said he was so tickled
by the slick manner in which thaT did
their work that he could offer no resistance
The twentieth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Robinson, of
this district, was observed in a happy man
ner Thursday evening. The occasion took
the form of a reception at which a num-
Der of their friends, accompanied with
tokens of remembrance were present
The evening was passed in a social man
ner, and not the least enjoyable of the
pleasant features of the occasion was
bountlful O'Clock supper, to which full
justice was DONE Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
were among the early settlers of our thirty
ing municipality.
distressing accident occurred at the
corner of Lyndale avenue and Sixth avenue
north Saturday afternoon. A workman by
the name of Lyman Sandel, emploved on
the new Menage building, fell from the
roof to the ground, distance of forty feet.
breaking his back bone. Dr. Hall was i'm
mediately summoned, but in spite of all
efforts the man died in an hour in great
agony. He was an excellent workman and
person much respected in the neighbor-
hood in which he lived. He leaves a wife
and family of children. His wife is some
what Of an invalid.
Saturday right Mayor Ames and num-
bre of prominent citizens showed Hon. B. p.
Palmer, managing editor OF the Boston
Globe, and L. n. Downs, of Boston, a
number of the city Institutions in fine
style. At 1877 O'Clock the mayor turned
in fire alarm upon his district telegraph
alarm, and just seventy seconds later hose
was laid from the chemical engine into the
mayors Office, and was quickly followed by
No. ) hose and fire patrol. Going to the
chemical engine house tests of time at
hitching up we're made, varying from seven
to ten seconds. Thence they went to the
Academy of Music, where the mayor blew
his whistle for the police, and in a few
seconds ten policemen were on the spot,
also the patrol wagon.
A couple of young hoodlums played a
clever practical joke for nearly an hour
last evening, on Washington avenue just
above Seventh street. One of them had
sack, apparently full. resting on the side