Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-20
CITY GLOBULES.


The assault case of A. c. Lankerd will
come up for hearing in the municipal
court to-day.
IIr. Edward L. Bloom, business man
age- of the Ada Gray East Lynne" com
panr. arrived in the city yesterday.
Ladies desiring to secure help should
call upon Mr.. E. Douglass at Habighorst's
corner Seventh and Wacouta streets.
Ernest Gabel was arraigned in the police
court Yesterday charged with beating his
wife. The hearing will take place to-day.
There were 10 developments in the gam
bling cases yesterday. Mr.. W. W. Erwin
has been engaged to represent the defend
ants.
The Ada Gray combination is announced
to appear at the Opera house for three
nights next week, commencing on Thurs
day evening.
City Treasurer Refs will to-day liquidate
the $4,000 loan made to the city some
time ago by the city banks. City contrac-
tors will also be paid to-day, receiving in
all $4,000.
To-day will be the last opportunity to
secure liquor licenses, and saloon keepers
who have failed to take out the necessary
licenses will be prosecuted. So far $50
licenses have been issued.
NJ. James Ahern, of the district court,
was on yesterday the recipient of hand
some gold medal, being token of esteem
from Mr.. f. j. Englehardt, formerly sport
ing editor of the New York Herald. It.
was given out CT regard for the we'll known
athletic powers of the recipient.
Y. NJ. G. A., 500 Wabashaw sire ct
Union teachers meeting to-day at 4:3O p.
m.,conducted by Rev. D. R. Breed. Young
mems meeting this evening at s o'clock.
Services tomorrow as follows:-Devotion-
al meeting at $50 a. N. Young mems
Bible study at 2:30 pm. Special song SER
vice at p. m. All are welcome.
The managers having in charge the ar
engagements for the sixth annual ball of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, to be
given at Market hall on Wednesday even
ing next, are preparing for the event on
scale of unequaled magniicence. All that
good taste can suggest or money secure
viii be contributed to make the affair
grand social success.
Judgment was entered in the United
States circuit court by Judge Nelson yes
terday in the case of Pauline Schulz VS.. the
Travellers Life Insurance company, the
amount being $3,411.66. The action was
brought to recover the amount of a life
insurance policy, which defendants refused
to pay on the grounds that the husband of
the plaintiff committed suicide.
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thorities within the past day or two, of the
conduct of miserable brute in human
form who haunts the vicinity of Exchange
and st. Peter streets. He has grossly in
suited several little girls and young ladies
within the past few evenings, and the
wretch is the terror of the neighborhood.
The scoundrel should be given a coat of
tar and feathers.
Frank Mcmahon had fallen a victim to
.he tempter. He saw a suit of clothing in
Rosabel street boarding house and as the
owner was absent and he needed money he
wondered how much he could raise on
them. He yielded, and grabbed the cloth
ing, being in turn seized by an officer of
the law. Yesterday he was before the court
and the daisies will blow in April before he
is released from durance.
Charles Bressler had been warned by the
keeper of 'clodings' store, at Seventh
and Cedar streets, to go away
from dat window, you fade the goots,' but
instead of needing the same he snatched a
suit of hand-me-downs from lay figure
and started to run away with them. The
proprietor rushed after him when Charles
picked up club and went at him. He was
yanked before the court and will now
languish for ninety days.
The Minneapolis s. st. Louis railway
sell tickets to New Orleans and return, at
q special reduced rate of $44 for the
round trip to those who desire to witness
the great 'Mardi Gras" festivities which
commence in that city Feb. 1. The fes-
tivites for 1888 promise to be more brill
liant than in former years, and visitors
will undoubtedly witness gorgeous dis
play. Tickets will be on sale from Jan.
20 to 81 inclusive, and are valid to return
until June l, 1888.
J. R. Berry, special passeger agent for
the albert Lea Route" has completed ar
rangements for a special grand tour of
thirty DAYS, from the North to all points
of special interest IN the Ooutn, passing
through Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia,
and into the heart of Florida, visiting Chi
cago. Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Jacksonville, St. Ausustine, Pa
latka, Ocala, and the famous Silver
Springs of Florida, comprising nearly
1000 miles of frst-class travel by land
and water The party will leave st. Paul
at $50 p. m. and Minneapolis at $50
p. M, Monday Jan. 30, via the Minneapo-
lis 81 st. Louis railway. Fare for the
grand tour of thirty days, $152.25, which
includes all necessary expenses. The
party will be limited, and ample room
reserved for each member. Those who
desire to join the party should address
j. R. Berry, room 10, c., R. 1. & P. R'y
depot. Chicago, Ill.
PERSONAL.