Daily globe., 1883-08-28
TO-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

special meeting of the city council
will be held at > o'clock tomorrow after
moon.
Mr.. Ed Comings IS arranging to give the
newsboys and bootbiacks an excursion and
picnic.
The alarm of fire from box No. 121, in
the Sixth ward, at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, was false.
The Great Western band rehearsed a
good programme last evening for the con-
cert at Grote's-to-nlght
City Treasurer Refs on yesterday for
warded the sum of $1,000 to New York,
in payment of interest on city bonds.
Yesterday Judge Brill filed an order de-
nying the motion for a new trial in the
case of N. W. Stewart against Charles
Golfer ct al.
State Secretary of migration Young
returned from a visit to several northern
counties yesterday and reports the crops
therein as in very fourishing condition.
A little Indian pony attached to light
buggy caused some excitement on upper
Third street yesterday morning by trying
to run away, but he made poor work of il.
Mr.. j. F. Mcintosh has made arrange
ments to furnish the Northern Pacific rail-
road excursion party with all the meats
to be consumed on the trip to the terminus
of the road.
Company D, Capt. Bean commanding,
and company G., commanded by Capt.
Wright, will visit Minneapolis this evening
to compete in the exhibition drill, for
which $1,000 in prizes are offered.
The annual meeting of the W. c. T. U.
for the election of officers will be held
Wednesday, Aug. 30, in the parlors of the
Y. NJ. G. A. at o'clock. All ladies inter
ested in the cause of temperance are earn
estly invited to attend.
Thomas Brennan, the exiled Irish
patriot, IS expected to arrive in st. Paul
on the 18th of Sept. He will be received
by the Irish National league, and an ad-
dress will be arranged for under the aus
pices of this society.
John Carr, Of Zumbro Falls, was before
Commissioner Cardozo yesterday on the
charge of counterfeiting. He was held in
$4,000 bonds for examination and com
mitted His confederate has been arrest
ed and is expected here to day.
decree of divorce was rendered by
Judge Simons yesterday in the case of
Elizabeth O'Gorman against Torrance
W. O'Gorman, on the grounds of brutal
and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff has the
right to assume her maiden name and is
given the custody of their children.
Aids. Kohegan and Appleton, of the city
council of Chicago, are on brief visit of
pleasure and recreation to st. Paul and
vicinity. They are among the most active
and efficient members of the Chicago COM
mon council, and they speak in terms of
high praise to st. Paul and the lakes.
A committee of ladies will be in attend
ance at the relief society building on Ninth
street, near Jackson, on Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week to receive and arrange
clothing for the Rochester sufferers. If
possible, it is desired that the articles be
delivered between the hours of and l2 in
the morning, and and 5 in the afternoon.
Conley's Variety theatre opened for the
season last night to a packed audience
and the entertainment was a pronounced
success in all particulars. The theatre
presents a very tidy appearance and the
several acts were applauded to the echo
Mr.. James Lonergan, the doorkeeper, gave
general satisfaction.
M. Ponhaim, Jr., called on County At.
torney Egan yesterday and preferred
charges against T. O'Brien and j. Murphy
who, he says, assaulted him with intent to
commit robbery. It is claimed that the
men held him up and tried to grab his
watch and chain. The affair will proba.
bly, come before the court.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm System
Jenkins on yesterday received a letter
from E. B. Chandler, of the fire alarm boz
agency in Chicago, in which proposition
is made to put in the Chandler system Of
police and fire boxes in this city meet
ing of the committee on police and fire OF
the council will be held this week to con
slider the matter.
The Great Western band in the early
part of the season established a very
pleasant series of concerts at White Bear
which have been kept up all summer, an6
have been very largely attended. To
morrow new feature will be added. The
band will give an excursion on the lake al
4:3O, previous to the usual evening concert
This will be a very pleasant change and
undoubtedly will be appreciated
Last night Detective Walsh arrested
Alexander Gross on the charge of robbery
the complaint having been preferred by
Anthony Schmidt. The robbery tool
place on the 10th of last December, the
accused at that time being boarder al
Schmidfs house, and it Is claimed that ne
got away with $45, after which he skip
ped out. A few days ago he returned to
st. Paul, and when arrested he was at
work in tailor shop on Rice street.
There departed for Duluth on last
nights train trio ofof1cials whose absnce
from the city may or may not be attended
with great deal of significance. Refer
ence is made to United States District At
torney Searles, special agent exGov. Mar