Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-02
CITY GL0BULES.

The grand lodge of MasSns of the state,
will meet in st. Paul one week from to-
day.
The annual meeting of the Fireman's
Relief association will take place this even
ing at No. Engine house. sszss. ~ 80
At the teachers meeting next Saturday
DR.. Mayo. of Boston, will deliver an adj
dress on National Methods of Education"
The Rev. DR.. Mayo, of Boston, will de-
liver a lecture at Plymouth Congregation
al church next Sunday on the subject of
National Aid to Education"
A young man named Phillip Lavotte
was arrested yesterday charged with the
larceny of buffalo robe. He was released
on bail and the charge seems rather gauzy.
The travelling men of the st. Paul &
Manitoba road are in council consulting as
to what they shall do, and how they
shall lay out their work for the ensuing
week.
The skating Kinks, both the one Enclosed
with the fence, and the free-for-all one on
the river outside, were very literally pat
ronized yesterday, large crowds being on
both all day.
Yesterday while the boys were sliding
down jackson street hill Charles Johnson,
who lives on Pearl street, was run into by
boy named Hoyt, and had one of his legs
broken below the knee.
Samuel Mole and N. Oleson had both
been drunk and disorderly. The officer
stated that they had sang "Over the Gar
den WALL" and at the same time they en-
tered a yard in lower town and threw
stones at the window. They paid fines of
$25 each.
Commencing to-day, Mr.. Edward Schliek
will assume charge of the Wabashaw and
Fourth streets branch of their shoe bust
ness and Mr.. August Schliek will go to the
Third street store. Both gentlemen are
fitted to FIJI either position, and the new
deal is made just for the sake of change.
AS an indication of what may be ex-
pected in regard to immigration this year
it may be stated that the immigration de-
partment of the st. Paul & Manitoba road
is receiving daily about 200 letters making
inquiry in regard to climate, soil, locality,
prices of land and every thing else per
tanning to the country.
The item which appeared in our yester-
days issue of the sale of Merriam to Zim-
norman of the Bridge square property
was caused by the registering of an old
deed. The transfer was made ten years
ago, and 1t is needless to remark that the
property in question is to-day valued at
three times the amount stated.
Richard Ahern is, or was, the runner for
a Seventh street hash foundry. Last Sun
day he espied couple of green Swedes
coming towards his hostelry, and impress
ed with the belief that they were his guests,
he grabbed their grip sacks. They yelled
bloody murder and the gentle Richard was
run in. Yesterday he went to the bastile
for thirty days.
''Just because a man halls from La Belle
France and wears bandoline on his hair"
said hizzoner, to John Livlie, yesterday
morning, ''it is no reason why he should
take advantage of his position and get
drunk on New Years night" The pris-
oner said ne had taken a bowl too much
but that he had made up his mind to swear
off. THAT is good resolution" remarked
the court, "and in order that you may
mediate on the scheme you may go over
for ten days"
QWhat between the two skating Kinks and
the driving rink, the river from the bridge
to point opposite the lower elevator pre-
sented very animated scene yesterday
afternoon. Both skating Kinks were very
largely patronized by merry skaters of
both sexes. The weather was little too
sharp for the drivers. Still there was
fair turn out including
several from Minneapolis, and number of
quite spirited brushes were INDUCED in,
though as a rule owners of fast steppers
drove moderately, not feeling like taking
the risk of iniuring their horses by so
doing.