Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-01
CITY GLOBULES.

The late Henry A. SchIiek was buried
from his residence yesterday morning.
After the Pierce hoax who can place any
reliance on circumstantial evidence.
William Mcconnell, of No. 100 Fort
street, reports the loss of an overcoat.
Anton Miller was examined yesterday in
the probate court and found to be sane,
and discharged.
There was nothing but continued cases
before Judge Burr yesterday, no arrests
having been made Tuesday night.
In e-Pierce,-butas the people have
heard something before on this subject it
might be good scheme to give the matter
rest.
The case of E. Simonton against Abbie
H. Vanderhoof was argued before Judge
Brill yesterday and taken under advise
ment.
The case of R. Mcclure, charged with
the larceny of a revolver and carpet, was
called by Judge Burr yesterday and again
continued until day.
Coroner Davenport has decided not to
Gutskee who was killed Monday night on
the railroad near Newport.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
William I. Farwel to Hiram Backus, of
Owatonna, conveying about eighteen acres,
just this side of Union park, for SO, 148.
A suit was commenced yesterday by the
Bank of Commerce, st. Louis, against G.
&, W. ~ G.
Co. to recover $7,103.32 on various drafts.
Peter Scheffer was before the court yes
terday charged with selling liquor to mi
nors. 1t appears that the complaint had
been actuated by malice and spite and the
case was dismissed.
Messrs. Dyer & Howard have on exhibit
ton at their store fawn resting in a
messy nest, which was sent to them from
up the country and is for sale. 1t is very
beautiful and life like.
A. J. Phelps, the candy butcher on the
Manitoba road, who roped in a sucker for
81 on the folded five bill racket, was ar
raigned before Judge Burr yesterday. On
motion of counsel the hearing was contin-
ued until to-day.
The First regiment elected the following
officers yesterday: Colonel, w. B. Bend;
lieutenant colonel, Charles w. johnson;
major, Geo. NJ. Naylor; surgeon, DIR. James
Davenport, Jr.; assistant surgeon, j. r.
Fitzgerald; chaplain. Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert.
Let's see. What was that about Sammy
fills and the park racket in yesterdays is
sue of the GLOBE? Oh yes, a certain
snoozer was taken sick. But what has
this to do with La Sonnambula and lorg-
nettes that couldn't size up the charmer,
impropria personae? Eli! Come again.
Tonight the Thomas Festival chorus
will rehearse at Turner hall beginning at
s o'clock. This will be the last opportun-
ity for singers to join, as the chorus is
nearly full, there being more tenors need
ed than any other voices. Choristers'
tickets will be distributed and seats as
signed tonight and ali other preliminar-
les will be arraigned.
The Arcade hotel which was partially
destroyed by fire about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, the full particulars of which
were given exclus lively in the GLOBE yes
terday morning, was fully insured. Capt.
Barney thinks the loss will not fall below
$4,000. He was insured $4,000 in the
Home of New York, and $4,000 in another
company, the name of which he could not
recollect.
Comparatively few of our citizens have
yet seen the House of Hope church since
the completion of the additions and the
other beautiful improvements. The organ
concert to be given next Thursday even
ing by the eminent organist, Mr.. Z. NJ.
Bowman, of st. Louis, will afford pleas
ant opportunity to do so, and also to bene-
tit one of our most deserving charities
the Woman's Christian home.
In Difference to the expressed desire of
many of the patrons of the opera, the
managers of Emma Abbott have decided
to present the opera of
"Romeo and Juliet" in lieu of
''Iolanthe' on the evening of Mo nday.
March 5. The change will be thoroughly
acceptable to the public generally, for
there is more music in Romeo and Juliet
than in any of the operas produced by the
company.
The case of P. Moriarity, charged with
bastardy, on complaint of a young girl
named Margaret Grace, was called in the
police court yesterday morning. The de-
feodant is quiet, genteel looking fellow
and the girl is young, quite pretty and APP
parently modest. The court room was
literally packed with spectators and at
times it was difficult to preserve order.
After full hearing Moriarity was dis
charged.
On Easter Sunday the Sicilian mass by
Gounod, the composer of Faust,will be Civ
en-. 1t is intended to make grand affair
of this. The whole of Seibert's orchestra
has been engaged for this occasion, an ad-
dition will be made to the chorus and a
number of new solo singers have been en-
gagged. The whole will be under the di-
rection of Prof. Manner. This gentleman
has also in preparation for Palm Sunday,
two weeks from next Sunday, Millard's
mass, and on the 18th of March, st. Pat
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