St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-18
Notes A bout Town.
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The sale of tickets for the lecture Of Rev.
George W. Pepper, on The Wrongs Of Ire
land. in aid of the Parnell cause. at the Grand
tonight, insures large audience. The Rev.
Mr.. Pepper is highly spoken of by the press
of the country as an orator, and those who
attend his lecture will enjoy a rare treat. Be
sides the lecture there will be some excellent
vocal and instrumental music. Mr.. Pepper
is an Irishman but not Catholic. He is a
Methodist and is an ardent sympathiZer of
Ireland. He is on his return to his home in
Ohio from the far West and was secured to
lecture here at considerable expense.
At the City hospital yesterday afternoon
Aug. Danielson, the man hurt at the Hersey
& Bean mill some time ago, was tried as to his
insanity by Judge Lehmcke, DR.. Willard and
Charles Mckee. He was pronounced insane
and will be taken to the asylum at Rochester.
1t will be remembered that Danielson's head
was crushed which affected it to such an
extent that it was thought he would never
have his right mind again.
Bassett,the man recently arrested with Mel
lie Young on grave charge, still languishes
in the county jail. The report that he was
released on the surety of Gov. Hubbard is
untrue. Bassett was formerly in Gilmore IS
furniture factory in Minneapolis, belonged
to several secret societies, stood 'saway up
in them and took an active part in politics.
He claims to have elected Mayor Pillsbury.
In probate court yesterday the last will and
testament of Betsy D. Nelson, deceased, was
proved and admitted, and William Willim
appointed administrator with the will an
| nexed. In the matter of the estate of John
Holton, deceased, the real estate of the de-
ceased was assigned to the heirs and COM
missioners appointed to make partition of the
same. The commissioners are William Fow-
Ter, Frank Tibbets and J. Ell. Cram.
Yesterday in the municipal court the case
against Mike Devine, for vagrancy, was con-
tinued. W. H. Huntington and Charles Con-
ham was up, charged with allowing paper to
lie around in violation to the fire ordinance,
and their cases were continued till the Both.
Fred Maybury, for larceny, was sent up for
three years from Redwood county, on Mon
day evening. This is the first received since
the 18th, when three were sent. There are
now 412 prisoners in the prison, the largest
number for nearly year.
The sociable at the residence of DR.. Caine
this evening is to be given by the Universal
lists instead of the Congregationalists, as
stated in our local yesterday. Supper from 6
to 8, followed by dancing and progressive
euchre.
Alex Anderson, the dummy who has
figured in the police court several times re-
Gently, always for drunkenness, was dis
charged on Monday evening and ordered to
leave the city.
The lowest the mercury reached at Sitka,
Alaska, the future home of MIR. Fl. E. Hay
don, was $50 above zero. Many persons
are under the impression that it is intensely
cold up there.
Three marriage licenses yesterday as fol
lows: Claus Peterson and Emma Carlson,
William G. Gedatus and Augusta Zollner,
Ferdinand A. Kusks and Dorothea Dressed.
Mrs. Appman, the lady who was thrown
from buggy and seriously injured some
time ago, is able to walk about the house.
Mrs. G. W. Bolles and Mr.. Ben Rice have
returned from Henderson, where they at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Rice.
Senator Sabin is expected home from Chi
cago tomorrow. He will probably leave for
Washington next week.
The first rehearsal of "Rory O'Moore," to
be presented by the Crusaders, was given on
Monday evening.
Ireland To-Day, or ireland Revisited, will
be Rev. Peppers subject at the Grand to-
night.
The polo club will go to Winona next Satur-
day night, and give the club at that city a
whirl.
Mr.. W. J. Fielding is here arranging for
'Ivy Leaf at the Grand next Monday even
ing.
A meeting of the relief society Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will be held to-day at $50.
The panorama views of Gettysburg will be
presented in this city.
Yesterday was pay day on the Duluth.
Louis Schupp is on the sick list.
F. E. Joy is at Chicago.
Board of trade tonight.