Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-10
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CITY GLOBULES.

Doctor Davenport is confined to mis-
room by illness.
Evans, Bryant & Hoey Meteors struck
St. P4ul yesterday and quartered at the
Windsor.
4 bill Of fa-e ST 8 st. Paul restaurant,
s5srted in for dinner yesterday with ''vaga-
tabs" soup.
Officer Murphy picked Up two blanketed
ard h4ltered horses, wandering loose on
ths streets yesterday, and stabbed them at
64@ Est Fourth street.
I-a Madison Square Theatre company,
Ell rou.o from Winnipeg, passed through
tas cisY esterday and open with ''Esmor-
s-tz' st "a Crosse this evening.
NJ. Feity, former resident Of this
c. ga brothsr-in-Iaw 10 Christian Her
1neyer. taa Seventh street 9o1 dealer, is
lying Dangerously sick at S.. Joseph's
hospital.
Tbs fine church built by the German
EYanErl.o5l CT. Paul's congregation on the
corner ~ Eleventh ana Minnesota streets,
vii &c lsIicl:ed OF the last Sunday IN
this 1oe-.th.
There was large attendance at the
mec5' = raid IN the rooms of the Y. Nj. c.
a. ye-terda. afternoon. The singing,
Condo & by Msssrs. Eolmick and Swift
VS. heartily enjoyed 10y all.
-iessrs. E. Wilson, B. T. Bemlrick and
I. Il. Smith are guests ct thu Merchants,
ana are in cs.a.ge Of quite party of peo-
pc on tie way from the east TO settle IN
the vicinity of Portland, Oregon.
By fteak Of Inc painter the number of
q street and the sign "oy5ter5" have got so
near each other on city show window,
that they confuse the mind of a lover OF
tbs biyalges, and read GIGS OYSTERS" the
price being omitted.
The Athereum was filled last evening
with delighted audience to witness the
fine rendering by its dramatic talent
Of the amusing comedy of sob, Those
Men," which ran very smoothly through its
acts from opening to finale.
An odd looking coon, claiming to be a
detective was at the city hall late last
night stating ne had Septimas locked up in
his room in the Sherman house and was
looking after Novem and Decem whom he
suspicioned had gone through him.
At an early hour this morning Officer
Murphy arrested three men IN lower Sew
en!h street on the charge of disorderly
conduct, they being found breaking the
glass in the windows of jswelry store.
Their names were Nils Ivereon, E. Hanson
and Henry Lovalin. They will interview
Judge Burr this morning.
At the close of the opera on Saturday
night, Col. Allen gave the Boston Ideal
company a banquet at the Merchants,
which, though suddenly gotten up, was
most enjoyable. Quite number of guests
besides the company were also invited and
present, and at the close of the good cheer,
each member of the company favored the
party with song.
The social hop given by tho Evening
Star club, at Pfeifer's hall, on Friday even
ing last, was not as well attended as usual,
owing to The inoiemency Of the weather,
but those participating enjoyed the oc-
casion mona the less. This jolly club an
nounce Friday, the 21st inst, IS the date
fer their next social, and, weather per
hitting, viii undoubtedly be largely at
tended.
\. Il. Howard, of Neale street was ar
rested By Officer Murphy at y o'clock last
night for beating his wife and taken to
engine house No. 2,where the patrol wagon
was telephoned for and he was consigned
to quarters IN the city hall. This is the
second time he has recently undertaken TO
correct Mrs. Howard in this manner and
he will probably get some very effective
remedy for his disease at the municipal
court this morning. This arrest was the
only made ye terdsy.
For some reason, probably considered
good and sufficient, the authorities have
removed the patrolman formerly beating
the Wabashaw street bridge, which leaves
people going over the same at night totally
unprotected in what may be considered
one OF the most dangerous localities for
the enactment of crime, if not properly
guarded, in the city. The citizens of West
st. Paul are thoroughly excited over the
matter, and it would seem that their right
to protection at this point should be
promptly considered.