Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-30
CITY GLOBULES.

While many were in attendance at church
yesterday morning, Tom Duffy was at the
quart saloon near Seven corners drunk as a
piper. This fact will be testified to at
court to-day by the arresting officer.
Messrs. VIM. Burrows and G. s. Perry
addressed the gospel meeting and song
service at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms yesterday
afternoon. The singing seemed to be Of
more than usual interest, and the attend
ance was large.
John Sullivan, plain unvarnished
drunk, was among the distinguished guests
who accepted the hospitalities of the city
jail yesterday. he was registered by Of
ticer Pelier. Frank Stone, another of the
same kind, was taken to the same caravan
sery by Officer Mccarthy.
Duncan Erskine was arrested by a
special officer of the Manitoba road yester-
day for coaxing a dog away from
Como avenue. The canine was
owned by some person other
than Duncan, who pines behind the bars in
consequence o. exercising his persuasive
eloquence unlawfully.
August Blytt had the assurance to prom
menade st. Paul bridge yesterday after
noon preceded by wheeling stogy Of
established length and dimensions, which
he smoked vigorously. Officer Mattox
thought the bridge was on fire until he
ascertained his mistake, when August and
his stogy were taken to the station house.
On Ascension day Thursday of this
week. Bishop Whipple will be present at
three services at the Church of ST. John
the Evangelist, corner of Ashland avenue
and Mackubin street, as follows: At 7:30
a. N. communion service; at 1890 a. N.
baptism of adults and sermon; at 7:30 p.
m. confirmation and sermon. The Ladies'
Sewing society of the parish will meet
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. McKey's, on
Summit avenue.
G. Lumberger has lately boarded at a
hash house near the Seventh street bridge.
On Saturday he withdrew his patronage,
departing in frame of mind that might
properly be termed ferocious. About
o'clock yesterday morning, assisted by two
others whose names have not yet been as
oertained he bomarded the Seventh street
mansion with cobble stones and made
night hideous with his profanity. He was
fast becoming holy terror to the neigh
hood when Officer Michorn took him to the
station. His aids escaped.
John Cutter was one of those invited to
attend dance gotten up for charitable
purposes Saturday night near the Seven
corners. Tony Nee was another, Both
accepted and went. The nights festivities
Of the twain were not concluded until
broad daylight, when they were in no con-
dition to escort their partners home, so
they went out to brace up for services dur
ing the day. While the bracine MP bust
ness was in progress Officer Bahe came
along and observing the strait 10 which
John and Toney were reduced, took them
to the station.
John Grimes, from Canada en-route to
Manitoba, checked himself of here yester-
day because he thought it was entirely
wrong to travel on the Sabbath day. In
stead of INDUCING in pious meditations,
however, he INDUCED visit to the quart
saloon where he became uncomfortably
full and decidedly offensive. While in this
condition, Sergeant Walsh arrived, being
attracted by the noise and endeavored to
persuade him to go to bed, to go home to
Winnipeg, anywhere but the station.
John expressed his willingness to go
anywhere but the station and so con-
Quoted himself that the sergeant decided
he should go nowhere else. This he did
after some harmless pleasantly, in hack,
sandwiched between the sergeant and Of
ficer Bremen. This morning he'll wish
he'd gone to Winnipeg.