Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-16
CITY GLoBULETs.

Everybody is satisfied.
The GLoBE is City Printer.
Good, good, sir. l like it,.
First blood for TIE DAILY GLOBE.
Over GOO Masons in the city yesterday.
Committees in both Houses announced to-
day.
The reception of TIE GLOBE has fully iusti-
fed the highest anticipations.
Ice men were busily at work yesterday on the
river preparing for the winter harvest
Wendell Phillips discusses of Charles Sum
ner at the Opera House Friday evening.
Governor Pillsbury's proclamation on con-
stitutional amendments in another column
Silver reconciliation and specie resumption
will be the leading topics in the House to-
day.
The GLOBE on the Governors message YES
terday morning struck the nail slap on the
head and no mistake.
In the Merchants Hotel corridors yesterday
morning, three GLOBES were sold for every one
of the other morning paper.
Sunshine and general warmth, with a due
sense Of the eternal fitness of things greeted
the DAILY GLOBES natal morn.
One bill is sure to receive unanimous vote
at every session, and that is the one appropri-
ating money for legislative expenses.
Mr.. NJ. DAILY, of the Fourth ward, and Miss
Annie Miller, of the Sixth ward, were made one
yesterday by Father Stanley, at the Cathedral
Should church members feel certain Of
reaching Heaven?' will be the subject in the
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian) church this
evening.
Uncle Nate Richardson seems disposed to
question the accuracy of Beecher's doctrine,
and to lean to the fire and birthstone of the
daddies."
man hailing from Minneapolis, too drunk
to tell his own name, was picked up on Jack
son street this afternoon and placed in the
cooler.
Yesterday afternoon pair of horses unatten-
ded brought carriage down 6ume.it Avenue
at whirlwind speed, to the corner of Rice,
where the rig was badly damaged by coming in
contact with a wagon.
The case of the defaulting treasurer, Minis,
of Mcleod county, who was last week eonvic-
ted of ENLIGHTENMENT anu then granted new
trinl on some technical informality has been
set for second hearing on or about the Goth
of April.
The vocal numbers Of the Concert to be
given by the Musical Society on the 22d inst.
will be supplied by Miss Belle Irvine Mrs. c.
P. Thompson, the new contralto of the House
of Hope Church, and Professor W. II. Leib.
Mr.. Hezekiah Hall availed Bir.self Of the first
issne CT THE GLOBE to announce new branch
of business, namely, a purchasing agency
which he has opened ct No. 10, East Third st.
This will be great convenience for persons
outside of the city.
Those who were eaptivated by the graceful
| and natural acting Of Miss Rose Wood and Mr..
Marion en- their lats professional visit to this
| city will be glad to learn that they will, with
their company, appear again at tee Opera House
| for four nights and matinee, commencing on
Wednesday the 23d.
Scene in st. Paul yesterday rt,orning-apart-
ntents in fashionable hotel-Time, 8 A. Nj
Enter husband, bringing morning paper and
addressing wife: Hear they are, which will you
have, GLoBE or -? Wife-Oh The GLoB.
Simon pure, give it to me, that's mine,'' and
the way that good lady froze to The GLOBE
was an unfailing and sufficient testimonial OF
her good sense and Judgment.
The Board OF Managers of the Magdaler
society, held at Mrs.. c. D. strong's residence
quite lengthy session yesterday afternoon, t.
consider WAYS and means of meeting the pres
ont heavy demands upon their resources thor,
being at this time thirteen inmates at thei
home. No definite action was taken to NEE
the emergency, but the charitable public doubt
less will with their donations solve the diff
Guilty for Thorn
The, lively debats ii the speciai meetin.
Saturday lakt, Of the Board of Education, upo1
the resolution of the committee on schools OF
the Holcome-Sayles case in which several mem
beers of the Board, with DR.. Hagap, expressed
themselves in favor Of little judicioi,s nppli
catioh Of the birch to refractory pupils, it il
understood has induced the teachers to take u,
the subject, and q petition il ID Contemplation
praying the Ecard to 80 amend the rules that .
principal shall at least have power to maintain
some semblance of authority over his pupils.
Geo. W. Buswell former Chief Clerk of tn,
House, has carried off, against three competi
tors, the prize Of Clerk to tho dtaeshorpe,
Cc1nmittzs, at d meeting Of said Committe,
held on the night Of the 18th. 1nasmuch al
the Committee had no authority to appoint ,
clerk, their action was kept just a little BIZ
dark, and for three days was allowed to remain
on the ragged edge. Yesterday. however tn,
requisite permit was granted, and now tn,
little bird is singing gaily in the heart O
the hitherto dependent George.