Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-11
SALTWATER GLOBULEs.

ONCE to-day and Monday.
SALTWATER GLOBULES.
No business at the police court for the
past two days.
Con. Drechler is confined to his room
with rheumatism.
The people of the First ward can not do
better than elect John O'Shaunnessy to
the city council.
w. P. Westfall, of st. Paul, loan agent
of the Northwestern Life Insurance com
pany, made this city a business call yester-
day.
John I. Burke ls talked of as candidate
for member of the city council. Mr.. Burke
would undoubtedly give excellent setlsfac-
ton, were he to be elected to the position.
A couple of Democrats, in this city, have
been constantly engaged since election
trying to figure out how Gov. Hubbard.
got majority in the Democratic county
of Ramsey.
VIM. Weisner, who has been in Jail here
since last spring, and who was taken to
Center City few days ago, has, it is learn
ed, baen convicted and sentenced to state
prison for enc year.
Three prisoners from Hennepin county
were brought to the penitentiary yester-
day. Below will be found their names,
crimes and sentence: Michael Moriarty,
larceny from the person, two and half
years; John McGun, larceny from shop.
one year and eight months; Archibald
Arbo, larceny, three years.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Sabin.
mother of Senator d. M. Sabin, whose
sudden death by heart disease occurred
Thursday evening, will occur this af-
ternoon. special train will leave st.
Paul at P. m. to-day VIA the Duluth road
10 enable st. Paul friends to be present.
The train returus at p. IN.
Joseph Curtis pet fox of the silver grew
species, made his escape yesterday and
wandered to Oak park, where he made a
raid on Mr.. Eiliott's hen roosts, slaughter
ing eight pullets before his presence be-
came known. Regardless of his cellar. a
club IN the hands of young man put an
end to poor Reynard's existence.
The Swedish Lutheran church which is
fast approaching completion, will. it is
understood cost nearly $4,000 more than
was at first estimated. The new structure
is one of the finest church edifces in this
city. AS far as appearances are concern
ed 1t Is much IN advance of the new build
| ing on the south, at leas such is the YER
| dict Of the public.
| A letter was received here yesterday
from Edward O'Keefe, who was for MANY
years resident of this city, but at pres
ent an inmate of the Soldiers Home at Mil
| waukee. Mr.. O'Keefe writes that he is
/ we'll satisfied with his present Gus rters.
Lately he has been assigned to the hospi-
tai. Mr.. O'Keefe was a member of the
Second Minnesota volunteer infantry, with
which he served three years.
John Mcclure, formerly bartender for
Ed. o'Brien at the Case saloon on lowe,
Main street, left here on Thursday last
| accompanied by an official from Eau
! Claire, Wis, whittier both were bound. MT
| McGulre, it appears, had made certain
promises to young lady in the place
above named. There is said to be very
urgent reasons why the promises should
| be fulfilled. Nc. Is expected back here in
short time ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Nc,
which is the easiest way of fixing such lit
tie matters.
The Saltwater Amateur Dramatic asgo-
citation was greeted with full house ON
Friday evening, on the occasion of the
second presentation of O'Neil the Great. ~
That large end appreoiative audience
was called out is but just recognition of
the claims of the association on the public
That the acting was good md far in ad-
vance Of the average amateur companies.
is not more than vas expected from the
careful drilling that each member has had
When all acquitted themselves SO creditab-
~, 1T is scarcely fair to make especial
mention; hut Mr.. Burke
as OBrien certainly showed ability of a
high order. EIis rendition of the char
acter was pronounced by all present as
simply perfect. Mr.. Mahoney, as Phadrig,
made number of excellent hits. Some
fine acting was done by Miss Mary Burke
as Elinor, exhibiting careful study of the
part The singing by Mrs. James O'Brien,
Miss Anna Hefferman and Miss Agnes
Welsh, was appreciated by the audience as
well it might, as these ladies are excelled
by few as Yocalists.