Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
CITY GLOBULES.

Hazel Kirke will be the attraction at the
Opera house this evening.
Governor Hubbard left the city for Red
Wing on Wednesday evening, and will re-
turn today.
Mr.. Thomas Cochran, Jr., will lead the
teachers class at the 7. M. G. A. parlors
on Saturday afternoon.
The municipal court furnished only one
workhouse candidate yesterday, Joseph
Ryan, plain drunk, who was given five
days.
Old Mother Cressey, for her Wednesday
drunk, was sent TO the woman's reform
atory for ninety days by Judge Burr yes
terday morning.
The boys Of No. 1 enjoyed brief social
last evening, the occasion being the twenty
eighth birthday of VIM. Anderson,one Of the
call men OF the company.
F.Y. Heyderstaedt has conveyed to
Louis N. Dion for $4,000 the south one
third OF the southeast one-quarter OF sec
tioa is, town %, range %.
People were to be seen sitting in the
stands in the public parks yesterday,
which wss 4 pleasant "Reminiscences Of the
days Of AUD Lang Syne."
Contracto or Cooley is making excellent
progress in repairing and strengthening
the market house, and says he will have it
ready for occupancy by the 25th inst.
Charles NJ. Dittman has conveyed to
Narcisse Michaud ct al, for $L0,620, the
east two-thirds of the north one-half of lot
s, and the east two-thirds of lot 5, Bazille
Z Guerin's addition.
On account of the accident to Rev. Mr..
Breed, mentioned elsewhere, the micro
slopic exhibition which he was to give in
the House of Hope lecture room will of
necessity be postponed.
All the accounts of the Choral society
have not been fully settled up yet, but it is
thought by those competent to judge that
the expenses of the season will be pretty
nearly, if not quite, met.
Nay Lee, a colored woman, swelled the
city exchequer by $25 yesterday for steal
ing dress and some UrderclothiDg from
Bell Gray, a nymph du pave who abides at
the foot of Washington street
The adventures of union spy being
the personal experiences of Rev. R. R.
piGuOAls pd5IOE VI lllC L lIoG I1a PtlSb
will form the subject of lecture by that
gentleman at that church this evening for
the benefit OF the city mission schools.
The board of directors of the State Dai-
rymen's association held meeting yester-
day at the Metropolitan. Those present
were j. 6. Bass, William Fowler, Sam
Deering, John E. Putnam and G. A. LIE
Vesconte. The business transacted was
purely routine.
Officer Kafka nabbed sneak thief who
gave the name of Carries Bresler yesterday
afternoon, just as he was trying to nego-
tiate the sale of g bundle Of old clothes at
the corner Of Thirteenth and Jackson
st,ea is. 9cesler will have an opportunity
to explain to Judge Burr this morning.
Officer Welleok captured George Mac
donald yesterday afternoon on lower Sew
enth street, trying to dispose of bucket
of Sweet Owen fine cut chewing tobacco,
he had cabbaged from a shipment made
by P. H. Kelly & Co., to II. & R., Casselton,
D. I. Macdonald went to the workhouse
for ninety days.
Rev. David R. Breed while arranging an
electrical apparatus for lighting the gas
in the Hous of Hope church fell from
ladder and Received injuries that Will prob
ably confne him to his room for week
or two. Happily no bones were broken,
and nothing more serious than severe
bruises seem to have resulted.
The colored Free and Accepted Masonic
lodge of this city conducted the funeral of
Mace Walker yesterday afternoon with the
customary Masonic honors. The process
sion to the grave was headed by a brass
band and was we'll attended by the mem
bers of the lodge and contained a large
number of vehicles containing the friends
of the deceased.
Judge L. w. Collins of the Seventh judi
cial district was before the supreme court
yesterday morning, when Chief Justice
Gilfillan administered to him the custom
airy official oath, which was afterwards filed
with the secretary of state. Judge Collins
rendered his resignation as member of
the present Minnesota house of represen-
tatives to Gov. Hubbard on Thursday,
which resignation was accepted in due form.
A tea, coffee and spice peddler had a
quiet turn over in going round a corner On
st. Anthony hill yesterday afternoon, which
waf occasioned by mis- horse shying at a
small depression in the road bed. The re-
suit vas a broken harness., a thoroughly
smashed up beaver hat, and the worse mud
clothed animal of the season. The vehi-
Gle righted itself after the driver was
dumped and the horse thrown. The for
mer was from Albany and just wished he
had never emigarted therefrom.