Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-22
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. 4.
To-DAY'S WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

The netting CT the Irish National
noon, did not take place for lack of a quo
rum.
The Q hans fair under the auspices of
she Cat dral parish commences this even
ing, the I'd, and will continue ell of the
wo5k.
The = ing man who Soaked" his over
coat last July to raise money to go on a
picnic viii his soul's idol, was around
town yesterday and he looked mighty lone
some il ED.
Up 10 lightfalI yesterday the cells at the
city hall contained fourteen cases of drunk
and disord5rlies; none of which were ag-
gravated. This is fair grist considering
that Loo ng rates at the tower come high.
Mex thursday afternoon the annual
me, linz o the society of the Woman's
Christi IN Home for the election of officers
for The ensuing year will take place at the
HGme, corner OF saltwater and Olmsted
streets.
The p.5:engar train On the st. Paul 81
Duluth c,iIr0ad which left the union de-
pot al It four o'clock Saturday afternoon
ran into q COW near Lake Phalen and was
6itched. A delay of several hours was
o9oGsioned but no one was injured.
Thomas Wells and John EIdridge, dis
charged n Saturday by Judge Simons in
a hearing on writ of habeas corpus, were
INN ediately re-arrested on another writ
issued in Eiatson county and taken there
By the high sheriff of the county who was
in waiting.
Saturday afternoon a poor emigrant
Eoman named Elizabeth Kauminisch, just
over from Switzerland, left her satchel in
3 Mississippi street car, and upon return
ing it was gone. It contained $50, all her
worldly possessions, and the finder should
leave the same at the city hall
CHIEF Clark received telegram last
night from Secretary Armstrong of the
mayor Office, stating that he and Detec-
tive Bressat would arrive on the six O'clock
train this morning from the east, having
in charge VIM. UnderhiIl, alias Nelson, and
Geo. Washington, the supposed murderers
Of Officer O'Connell.
The foreign and home missionary So
eieties connected with Plymouth church
parlors last Wednesday afternoon, when
the old off ,ers were reelected. The fol-
lowing arc the collectors: Mrs. Richard
Hall of foreign missions, Mrs. c. W.
Haokett of home missions.
Mike MoCugn boarded at Seventh
street hash foundry, and on coming from
the break. asst room yesterday morning he
made a triaing mistake, taking as it were
another boRrder's hat, which, owing to an
optical illusion, he did not observe was
better than his own. The other fellow de-
injured and had Michael arrested for lar
gsny.
The Sweds mission school connected
with Plymouth church had a most enjoy
able sociahle Saturday evening at the
chapel Os the church. Professor Taylor
and Mr.. Warner, who are the superidtend- |
ents of the school, with the assistance of |
volunteer help made everything pass off |
Delightfully."-, talking and refreshments be-
ing the order OF exercises.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather |
shere was full attendance at the Y. M. G. |
A. meeting yesterday ct p. NJ. Brief |
earnest addresses we're made by Mr.. Fin
DIZZY of Toronto, and Mr.. Spetch. The |
singing as usual was good. A gospel tenn
perance meeting, to which ell are invited,
will be held Tuesday evening at o'clock |
ut the rooms of the association.
Edward Burke was locked up last night,
and 1t all happened on account of too
nnch exurnerance of spirits consequent
Spon little social event that happened
at his home. In the early morning his
wife presented him with cherub, and 80
elated did he become that he filled up On
giorious tangiesoot and then proceeded to
fare things up. Hs will be all right this
morning.