St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-07
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULEs.

Bishop Ireland preached an eloquent ser
mon with reference to Palm Sunday, at the
Cathedral yesterday.
Palm Sunday was observed with the usual
impressive ceremonies in the Catholic
churches Of st. Paul yesterday.
The temperance meeting at the Y. NJ. G.
A. rooms Tuesday evening, will be addressed
by Rev. w. X. Marshall, D. D. All are cor
daily invited.
The out of town fire of Saturday night, for
which an alarm was pulled by policeman,
was at Hankinson's Half Way house, on Uni
versitv avenue The building was burned
down.
The night train on the Northern Pacific,
formerly leaving at 8 O'Clock, now leaves at
7:45 The Efast mail'' for the Northern Pa
ciic country, begins to-day leaving 81 faui
at 4:05 p. IN.
L. T. Howell residing at Mrs. Seibert's
boarding house, in the Sixth ward, had fuss
with one of the dodgers during Saturday night,
and in the course of the row he drew knife
and cut the latter in the arm. Howell was
locked up by Officer Getchell.
Mike Gibbons boarded big cargo of the
tanglefoot Saturday night and while rolling
home he stormed the castle Of University
avenue saloon keeper, threatening to shoot
!he whole caboodle if they did not give him a
drink. He was waltzcd to the tower by Oh
fcer Shorn.
James Crow hired a crow-bait yesterday
afternoon and went for a ride. He guzzled
considerable booze while making the rounds
and the horse had things all his own way.
The mad career of both was terminated by
Captain Bressett, who lodged the tipsy
driver in the cooler.
On his way home in the small hours OF
yesterday morning, VIVA. Holland was stopped
by two men who asked him where he was
going. In reply he pulled knife and slashed
the nose of Thomas Burk. 1t appearing that
all the parties were known to each other,
Holland was locked up by Roundsman Hauft.
Detective O'Connor returned yesterday
rom Iowa, having in charge NJ. Keenan,, the
.X-treasurer of jackson county, Ohio who
skipped out some months ago with $50, 600 OF
the county's funds. Keenan, has been sail
ing under the nom de plume of Reed, and he
was apprehended in one of the interior towns
of Iowa The sheriff of Jackson county is
expected here to-day.
The seating capacity OF Turner hall was
taxed to its utmost capacity last night, by
an audience that heard with delight the num-
hers of the programme of the twelfth concert
by Seibert's orchestra. There were nine Sc
lections in all, including seven instrumental
numbers by the orchestra, a song by Prof.
Manner, and xylophone solo by Mic Pottgie-
ser. The renditions very highly artistic and
greatly enjoyed.
About 80 O'Clock yesterday morning,
Officer Mcbride observed a man skulking
around the boarding house at Seventh and
Locust streets, and when seen he had just lit
a match. As the officer approached the fel-
low took to his heels, when pursuit was made
and after calling on him to stop the officer
drew his revolver and attempted to fire. The
lock Of the weapon did not work and the
fellow ran into an alley and escaped.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon Chris
tine Nelson, while proceeding along Rosabel
street, near Fifth, in a state of intoXication,
fell from the sidewalk, assistance of five feet
and broke his left leg below the knee. His
right lee was also fractured and the patrol
wagon was called and he was taken to the
city hospital A gentleman who saw the oc
currence, asserts that Nelson was pushed
from the walk by staenger.