Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-24
CITY GLOBULES.

Mrs. Quinn, lady visiting in this city
from Chicago, died at st. Joseph's hospital
of consumption, yesterday. Her husband
has taken charge of the remains.
Among those who gave free entertain
ment to the members CT the Nail Service
association, was Mrs. o. A. Sproule, who
keeps an excellent boarding house at 10
and 81 east Ninth street
An interesting meeting was held at the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms yesterday afternoon.
Brief, practical addresses were given by
1Iessrs. Brown, Burrows and Penniman.
The singing was good and the attendance
large.
Officer O'Keefe has received intelligence
of the death of his brother, Dennis O'Keefe,
which took place in Cork, on the End inst.
The deceased was prominent mercantile
man of Cork and he was the father of Mr..
VIM. R. O'Keefe, prominent resident of
St. Paul.
We have just received g copy of the
"Bad Boy and His Pa" from ]. G. Greene
& Co., Cincinnati, o. 1t is good comic
song and chorus, by the popular writer
Thos. P. Westendorf, and will become very
popular. Ask your music dealer for it, or
send to the publishers for copy. Price
40 cents.
The steamer Libbie Conger, of the Dia-
mond 10 line, arrived at St. Paul this
morning at about 1890, with thirty pas
sengers and about 120 tons of freight.
She made an excellent trip over the sand
bars, and will depart for ST. Louis this
morning at 8 o'clock.
That gay deceiver arrested by the de-
tectives in this city on Saturday evening,
on charge of having basely deceived
fair damsel of Milwaukee, departed in care
of Detective Stuchig on last evenings
train for the latter CT by to answer for his
crime. His true nam is Carl Brant, and
els alias Otto Listen.
The Choral society commence rehears--
ing the following works on this, Monday
evening: messiah" by Handel, SPY
BabyIon's Wave" by Gounod, Crusaders"
Gale, "Gipsey Life" Schuman. This So
Ciety promises fine results for the coming
season, and the members are very conf
dent they will eclipse last years perform
ance.
Early yesterday morning thieves obtain
ed entrance to the barroom Of the Mer-
chants hotel, and paid their respects to the
money drawer to Che extent of $50. They
entered by way of q window and departed
In the same manner, without even saying
by your leave. This is the first robbery
that has taken place at the hotel in several
years.
Col. Allen breakfasted 10 of the Rail
way Mail service guests at 5 o'clock, at the
them plenty of time to take their a. m.
special train, feat for which he won
many compliments from these guests.
Others of the party were less fortunate
and had to comfort themselves with
hasty bite at the Union depot.
Early last evening the police were tele-
phoned for from a saloon on Fort street,
about half mile above Stahlman's
brewery, by parties fearing that big row
was going to take place. The patrol
wagon with an efficient force was at once
started for the scene, but upon its arrival
the utmost good order and quiet prevailed
on the premises, the belligerent 1ndividu-
ais having smelt mice and made them
selves scarce.
The Woodland Park Baptist church have
received by letter the formal acceptance
of the Rev. DR.. II. G. Woods (now pastor
OF the First Baptist church, Minneapolis)
to become their pastor, commencing his
pastorate on Nov. LIST. The building COM
mittee of the church have been appointed
and expect to have place of worship
ready for occupacy by the LIST of Decem-
Der.
Yesterday forenoon while the ilinerant
Of thn eol,-o
ting in his work at Bridge square, large
crowd having collected, Officer OKeefe
asked the orator by what authority he
blockaded the sidewalk. The wandering
disciple pointed to his itestament,,, but as
this did not bear the city license seal, the
lowly follower of the Nazarine was walked
to city hall, where he was released.
A pamphlet describing the celebration
held in St. Paul on September 3, on the
occasion of the formal opening of the
Northern Pacific railway, is being pre-
pared by j. Fl. Hanson under the direc-
ton of the executive committee. The
committee propose to issue about 10000
of these books for gratuitous distribution
abroad. 1t will contain a complete re-
port of the proceedings in this city, and q
large number of engrayings, and will be
issued probably in about three weeks.
If any one thinks the Democratic party
of Ramsey comfy is not saved, LET them
seek information on the subject from Mr.
4yoEn Ahern, deputy clerk of the distric
,court,wh will demonstrate:it after the the
DRY of Nautilus. Yesterday he was setting
up the cigars on the advent of anothel
Eoter TO swell the ranks of the Democracy
the young patriot having been presented
yesterday as free offering by the goot
lady who bears his name. They say it is
dandy.
In the small hours of yesterday morn