Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-09
CITY GLOBULES.

= Mr.. Hermann Grote of the TIvoali .isipre-
pairing for the concert season and will open
on Tuesday and Friday evenings with the
Great Western band.
The Northern Pacific train due in ST.
PauI at 7:4O yesterday morning did not
arrive till 230 in the afternoon, owing to
6 freight train running of the track near
Braiaerd.
James Doran, engineer OF steamer No.
?, suffered the loss of his wife yesterday
who died of consumption. The funeral
will take place from st. Mary's church at
9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Jerry Manning and William Kelly were
arrested and locked up for drunkenness
aud fighting. When arrested by Officer
Simons they were having 2 fight on the
corner of Seventh and Jackson.
James Carr, who fell CT wagon the
other DAY, iniuring his spine, as noted in
The GLOBE, died yesterday from the effects
Of his fall. He was greatly respected IN
the circle of his acauaintanceship.
Some time during Saturday night two
stock trains on the st. Paul & Manitoba
road had collision short distance this
side Of Anoka. A number OF cars were
badIv smashed up, but no lives were lost.
John johnson and Gust johnson, as they
gave their names, were brought to the city
hall about o'clock yesterday morning
charged with disorderly conduct and fight
ing and most everything else that is OBJ
jectionable.
Two fellows escaped from the workhouse
yesterday afternoon. One Of them is
named Mitchell and the other is named
Perkins. The latter was locked up on a
charge OF stealing Gordon E. Coles fur
cap. It is suspected the brace Of fugi-
tives started for Minneapolis
Mr.. Nathan Ford, president of the Y. NJ.
G. A., conducted the gospel meeting and
song service held at the rooms of the asso-
citation yesterday afternoon. The scrip
ture Lesson read was from Acts S:26-40.
THE remarks made by several were inter
estiag and pointed, and bore upon the les
son read. The singing was good and a
large number remained to the after-song
service.
The ST. Paul Music and Dramatic Jour
73cI says: Miss Marie Geist who has fre
Guea{v appeared before audiences of thif
CITY as cello artist, has kindly consented
10 appear at cur benefit concert in twC
weels with a Mendelssohn concerto, writ
ten Tor piano. with orchestral accompani-
me2t. ':Cgpriccio Brilliant" a brilliant
composition, standard and only attempted
by artists of Miss Geist's cap acity.
II was learned last night that Mr. c. B
Dawson, electrician and chief operator Of
the Chicago, Minneapolis & Omaha Iail-
road. lies in a critical condition. Mr.
Dawson jumped OF the train ri West
minister street, about five weeks ago w.-ii>
returning from Minneapolis, and sustained
injuries which the doctors think viii prove
fatal. Mr.. Dawson was night chief Of the
old Northwe steam Telegraph company fo
several years, and was well liked by al
who were connected with him.
A boy supposed to be the son Of JOIN
Dudy was found Saturday afternoon abou
8 o'clock on the German road, in West st
Paul. The little fellow had wandered from
Dayton's bluff, g distance Of about fv
miles. He was picked up by young ma
named SaUer, and yesterday morning MI
Nicholas Rebholtz, who saw an advertise
ment in the morning papers, went t
Sauer's house, got the boy and brought
him to the city hall, and afterwards too
him to his home on Dayton's bluff. Th
boy spoke low Dutch, and no one coul
understand him. He gave his name q
Johnny, which. helped little.