Daily globe., 1883-08-27
Sergeant SignaI Corps, [
CITY GLOBULES.

Tbs box sheet is now open for the Rhea
engagement at the Opera house. Apply
early for good seats.
A man giving the name of Harris was
locked up by Officer McFetridge yesterday,
on the charge of creating disturbance on
a street car.
The temple Of Thespis presided over by
Col" Pat. Conley, otherwise known as
Conley's Variety theater, will open for the
season tonight.
At the meeting of the plat commission
Saturday, plats were approved of Elbra's
division and of Magnolia division, stu
ated iGst north Of Ransom's addition to
ST. Paul.
Chief of Police Roberstron, of st. Cloud,
Is il the city on official business. He is
supposed to be after the festive railroad
man who skipped out few days ago with
$105 OF another mans wealth.
Rev. Or. Osterhout, of Providence, R L.,
addressed the Gospel meeting and song
service held at the Y NJ. A. rooms yes
terday afternoon. The attendance was
good and the meeting throughout very in
teresting.
Mrs. Flynn's love for the flowing bowl
has wrecked her fortune, good looks and
reputation, and when they have flown
what has a woman got left? She was
found on the street yesterday disgracefully
drunk, and locked up.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Mattocks
yanked snoozer named Preston out of a
barn on Jackson street, where he had
crawled in to indulge in sleep. On the
way 10 the tower he resisted, but just the
same he went to the locker.
Pat Shanahan and Pat McDonoughe en-
gagged in quarrel in the Sixth ward yes
terday afternoon, during which the latter
was felled to the earth with hammer. He
was only stunned, and Officer Getchell run
them in, assisted by Officer O'Keefe.
On Saturday night two of the members
of the No.2 engine company, named Peter
son and Durane, en,aged in an alterca-
ton in saloon adjoining the engine
house and quite a lively time ensued.
Acting Chief Hildebrand has ordered an
investigation of the affair to take place to-
day.
About ? o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Thomas Foley, a lad seventeen years of
age, attempted TO board train on the
Manitoba road near the Seventh street
crossing, when he slipped and fell, the cars
passing over the left leg near the ankle.
The limb was frightfulIy mangled and the
unfortunate young man was taken to the
city hospital. His parents are both dead.
Nj. G. D. Vernon, OF Mankat to, and
superintendent of the creamery establish
mentS in this and other cities cf tie state,
Is III st. Paul looking after the business Of
the concern. Among other objects OF his
visit was to close q contract 10 furnish
1000 pounds of butter fer tho Willard ex-
cursionists, which will be stamped with a
design especially gotten up for the pur-
pose.
Deputy United States Marshal Wilson
arrived in the city at midnight Saturday
from Wabashaw, having in custody John
Carr, charged with counterfeiting. Carr
was arrested at Zumbro Falls, where he
was IN company with a supposed confed-
crate At the time of his arrest he had
three dies in his possession for the manu-
facture of fifty-cent and 81 coins. He will
have hearing.
a very sad case of depravity and desti-
tuition was reported yesterday from the
corner of Chestnut and Exchange streets.
where ten year old boy is lying at the
point of death with typhoid fever. The
sad feature of the case is that his only at
tendant Is his mother, who on yesterday
was reported as lying drunk on the floor
while the sufferer was without medical at
tendance or care and nearly fly blown. The
case should be investigated.
q. B. Brunson, superintendent of the
union depot, received an envelope from
Ireland directed thus: Station master ST.
Paul d Sioux City, st. Paul. The enyelope
contained twenty lottery tickets and an
extra gratultous ticket, with a letter from
the sisters in charge of the orphanaqe at
Stradbally, Queens county, Ireland. The
letter requested the recipient to sell the
tickets at one shilling each TWENTY-FIVE
cents) tor the poor orphans.
Tomorrow evening Mile Rhea, the
French tragedienne, will open her engage
ment at the Opera House, supported BY 4
strong company, and in the impersona-
tions of this charming and gifted actress
the amusement patrons of ST. Paul NAV
rest assured of artistic and ENJOYABLE
entertainments throughout. The opening
performance will be ''Adrienne," play in
which both she and the company have
achieved the greatest success and won for
themselves the warmest encomiums.