Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-25
CITY GLOBULES.

ant dance last evening at Shernan nall
Mr. Hugh Brady, of the Opera house,had
his right hand badly frozen last Mon
day.
The st. Paul Typographical union will
give its annual ball this evening at Sher-
man hail.
Eddie Bickel the bright and promising
young son Of Hon. VIM. Bickel, is danger
ously i'll.
Mr.. Z. R. Hollinshead has garnisheed
money belonging 10 Carrie Morrison for
services rendered.
Joseph Welsh was sentenced to thirty
yesterday for having raised . row IN his
brothers household.
The case against the two urchins, Clark
and hurry, charged with larceny, was on
yesterday dismissed.
The district court met yesterday in regu-
lar session, but adjourned till this morning
without transacting any business.
The Duluth Times Publishing company,
capital $4,000, has filed articles Of in
corporation with the secretary of state.
have been sold by the city for 500 each
with about seventy saloons to hear from.
The horse and buggy stolen by Haley,
has been recovered at Cokato, about thirty,
miles from St. Paul, by Detective O'Con-
nor.
LeaYitts Gigantean Ministries are billed
to appear at the Opera house next Mon
day. The excellent combination merits
big business.
Henry Smith, one of the enterprising
news carriers of the GLOBE, fell on Fifth
street early yesterday morning, and broke
his right arm at the wrist
An old rounder and lunch fend named
Fred Pfaf was yesterday arrested for dis
orderly conduct, and allowed to go on con-
dition that he leave the city.
Mr.. L. G. Boucher, a teacher of the
French language, who has been suffering
for long time with a severe illness, has
recovered and will resume his classes i'm
mediately.
The case of O'Gorman VS.. Richter, to see
who was elected sheriff, was again before
the district court yesterday, and testimony
was taken as to the ballot boxes and their
contents. The case promises to continue for
several days.
A noted nymph du pave, keeper of one
of the so-called fashionable bagnios of st.
Paul, applied to the authorities yesterday
for leave to send proxy to pay her fines
during a proposed visit to the South for
her delicate health.
A young fellow named Hoover had the
misfortune yesterday, while handling a
revolver, to have it accidentally discharged,
when the ball entered his left hand, max
ing painful wound.
An amendment to the articles OF incor-
poration of the Hall & Dunn Barrel com
pany, of Minneapolis, were filled with the
secretary of state yesterday, increasing
the capital stock to $4,000.
Fred Moni was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon at the union depot on the charge
of disorderly conduct by Officer Keneally.
The difficulty consisted in his attempting
to fight his way through the doors.
The German Agricultural and Horticul-
-tural society, of Ramsey county, at the
last meeting appropriated $25, 600
marks) to be forwarded to the sufferers
ia the overlooked districts in Germany.
Mr.. H. j. Glaspell. travelling agent for
Kautzler & Horgis, of Chicago, and who
passed through the Newhall house fire, ar
rived in st. Paul yesterday. Mr.. Glaspell
was one of the few guests of the hotel who
escaped uninjured, and the only one who |
got his baggage intact.
Articles of incorporation of Roman
Catholic churches were filed with the sec
rotary of state yesterday, as follows: The |
Church of st. Phillip, Henryville, Rem
vile county; the Church of st. Patrick,
Birch Coolie, Renv1lle county and the |
Church of st. Joseph, Douglas, Dakota
county.
NJ. Rouleau and Gus Oleson first faced
the music when the role was called by hiz-
zoner yesterday morning, on the charge
of disorderly. Rouleau had tackled Oleson
and the latter was done up according to
the Queensbury rules. The aggressor was
sent over for ten days and Oleson was dis
charged.
It is as natural for some people to be
absent minded as for water TO run down
hill. Chas. Fisher is one of the abstract
sort of philosophers, and when he put on
another fellows overcoat at the Merchants
hotel Tuesday night by mistake, he did not |
observe seal skin cap in the pocket. He
was before the court yesterday and COM
mitted for ninety days.
Miss Mary Geist, the accomplished cello
soloist, has been secured to furnish solo
at a concert, to be given at Madison on the
9Th Of February. It will be remembered |
that she furnished . cello solo for the Mil
waukee Musical society concert several
weeks ago, and it was in consequence of
the interest she created at Milwaukee that
her services were secured for the Madison
concert.
At meeting of the board of fire COM
nissioners, held yesterday for the purpose
of investigating the charges against James
Mulligan, driver of hook-and-ladder No.
2, for disorderly conduct towards his Off
GERS, after thorough investigation the
charges were sustained, and fine of $40
was imposed. The board propose sustain