St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-17
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.
St. Patrick's day in the morning.

ST. Patricks day in the morning.
The anniversary day of Ireland's patron
saint.
Col Allen reuned home from ten days
visit east yesterday morning.
Sitting Bull retired to the privacy of his
wigwam at the Merchants at an early hour
last evening.
The theft of silver and two gold watches
by Dan Green on Thursday, was from the
iewelry store of George Rochat, 100 West
Third street.
John Brown, a drunk and disorderly run
INTO the city hall yesterday afternoon, was
given his freedom on putting up $40 bail for
his appearance this morning before Judge
Burr.
Major H. A. Varnunn, o. s. A, is stopping
in this city awaiting the breaking up OF the
winter SO that he can march company OF
newly enlisted troops across the plains to
Fort Assiniboine.
E. A. Lindsey, formerly Of the Metropol-
itan hotel in this city, having sold out no.
tel he has lately been running at Mondan, is
about to leave for Colorado Springs where he
will run the Antler house.
Sheriff Thomas McTague and Deputy
Sheriff E. s. Creel, of Deer Lodge, Dakota,
spent Sunday at the Merchants, having in
charge NJ. Gamble, criminal sentenced 10
the territorial penitentiary at Yankton.
VIM. Carlson after breaking several panes
of glass in Mrs. Johnson's house, $50 East
Seventh street, yesterday afternoon, entered
the same and further continued his glass
breaking until grabbed by an officer. The
lady will appear against him in court this
morning.
John Hoop caused the arrest of J. Ervine
last evening for knocking him down on Sew
enth street as also for carrying concealed
weapons Hoop put up 80 bail for his own
appearance against the prisoner before Judge
Burr this morning, who will administer on
this attempt at human cooperage.
All the Irish societies will unite in accord
ance with their custom, and call on Bishop
Grace this morning. Services will be held in
the cathedral and other churches in the city
in the forenoon, and there will be evening
amusements at ArmOry and Pfeifer halls, and
at st. MichaePs church, at West st. Paul.
It has been discovered that Minneapolis is
oading off all its tramps and poverty stricken
parties just out of its hospitals upon st. Paul.
One Of those latter, lately laid up with frozen
feet in a Minneapolis hospital, and hardly
able to walk, gave this " shove along game u
away TO the police yesterday.
The fire alarm at the Minneapolis city hall,
was sounded at noon yesterday, and, obedi-
ent to instructions, at this signal the whole
department turned out. It proved to be a
give-away, a policeman having seen an eX-
cited crowd gathered about couple of fight
ing dogs and taking it for granted it must
be a fire, having pulled the box.
A very interesting meeting was held at the
Y. M. c. A. rooms yesterday afternoon. Mr..
E. w. Watkins, travelling secretary of the
international committee gave an impressive
address upon the interest in the welfare of
young men throughout the country in the
establishing of associations for that purpose.
2 Sam'l 1929, was taken as the basis of his
remarks. A temperance meeting is to be
held tomorrow evening
Officer Gibbons arrested J. Miller near
Oakland cemetery yesterday for furious driv-
ing. He had two ladies with him and the
horse was white with Precipitation and be-
longed to the Peter Berkey stables. The
mad driver seemed intent on running over
women and children on the street crossings
and several had narrow escapes before he
was arrested. He put up $24.60 for bail and
will answer to the municipal court this morn
ing.
VIM. Irvine and Robert Burns, two tramps
who have been lodging at the city hall for
several weeks, were scooped into the cells on
charge of larceny early yesterday morning.
On Saturday evening one of them knocked
at the door Of a Mrs. johnson on Rosabel
street, and as she answered the call, gave her
some taffy conversation, while his mate
hoisted window of the house and stole and
made off with dolman cloak and a lady's
hat. They are thought to have sold the arti-
cles before their arrest to obtain beer
money.