Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-16
CITY aLoBULEs.

CITY GLoBULEs
The common council committee on atxeets |
held session yesterday afternoon, and accom-
plished some routine business.
The street car company has at length swsk.
ened SO far al to commence filling up with
gravel the depressed spaces between the tracks.
A Milwaukee paper says the Esbjornson-
Observation-Disclosures case cost that county
over $1,000; Esbjornson, S1.400 and DR.. Nc
Donald s1.1O0.
Steam fire engine No. went into commission
again yesterday, after being laid off for about
three weeks in consequence of the team which
hauls it suffering from CALLED withers.
Nellie st. Clair is gay and festive, and will
probably have an opportunity this morning of
showing why she took that $5 and odd from an
unsophisticated Swede. More spice again.
The Great Western band had rehearsal last
night of the numbers set for them in the joint
concert to be given by the st. Paul Musical
Society and the Minneapolis Choral Union.
Real estate taxes are beginning to be paid in
to the county treasury, but not nearly fast
enough to warrant the belief that the ironclad
tax law won't grab fine haul after the last
day Of May.
row between two friends, named Sullivan
and Schmidt who " ere temporarily set at vari-
| ance by whisky, occurred last evening in Da-
mems saloon on Eleventh street, between
Cedar and Minnesota. Officer Lowell landed
the combatants at the police station.
Another large train Of emigrants from Cana
da (OStawa) arrived yesterday, and went out
via st. Paul and Pacific for Manitoba. The
train consisted Of six passenger coaches carry
ing $50 adults besides children, and FIVE cat
tie ana baggage cars with IS horses.
In speaking of Mr.. Huber's marital episode
Sunday night, it was mentioned that he had
been at his club or union, or some other place,
swelling up. 1t is proper to state that though
there was a meeting of the German typograph-
ical union Sunday, Mr.. Huber was not present.
The st. Paul and Pacific railroad is doing an
immense business. Four hundred and fifty
| orders for families settling in the vicinity of
| the road have been issued since the 28th of
| March, and to-day thirtystWo return tickets to
st. Pau}ites seaking land were issued for the
same line. The lands beyond Morris and be-
| low breckenridge are literally swarming with
| land hunters.
! The secretary Of Plus the Ninth Benevolent
society called special meeting for last even
Ing at the Father Matthew hall Easement of
| the cathedraD. As the president and vice pres
ldent Were absent on a land hunting tour and
there was not quorum present, adjourn
ment was made to the regular meeting night,
Thursday. the 18th inst., at 7 so o'clock. The
secretary repocted twenty-eight applications
for membership.
The forty horses which arrived by the steam
boat, Alice, leave to-day by the st. Paul & Pc
| cific for the little farm Of $4,000 acres at Mus
kado, Clay county, owned by Messrs. i worth,
Porter Go. The horses were purchased in
Pittsburgh. There were Al purchased, but on
the way up the river, it was discovered one
morning that the taff-rail of the boat was
kicked away, and a halter hung loose without a
horse at the end.
The Pioneer Press, on yesterday, narrated
the arrest of a Mrs. Cooney and her incarcera-
ton in the House Of the Good Shepherd, speci-
flying that she lived near the gas works. 1t
happens that Mr. John Cooney lives near the
gas works. and both himself and his wife are
honest and reputable people. The indefinite
statement OF the Pioneer Press as to name
coupled with the defniteness of residence, is
calculated to make. an unjust reflection upon
very worthy people who have nothing to do with
the matter.
& The services at st. Mary's Catholic church on
Easter day will be unusually attractive Al
4 1890 Haydn's Twelfth Mass will be sung: Ven
Creator. solo by Miss Haggerty; TIE Deum
Lamblette.) Ats P. NJ, Vespers, the Magnif
cat from Mozart's Twelfth Mass; trio. 0 Salu.
taris Verdi? arranged by Peters, sung by Mis-,
Mary Morrison, Messrs. erode and Gehan
Tantun Ergo, grand chorus by Goeb. The
new organ by Hanggi Il Stou will be used or
the occasion. The following ladies and gentle
men will constitute the choir: Mrs. ]. Donnelly
Mrs. J. Il. King, Miss Mary Morrison sopranos
Messrs. o.. Haggerty and Fanny Forbes, con
tralto; II. Herr and Grotle, tenor; J. F. Gehan
I 4basso.
: The next fre-alarlu box to be erected will b.
numbered 3S, y and it has been ordered to b,
placed in the vicinity of the pillow works. or
the eastern edge of the city. 1t would hav,
been in operation before, but the FIRE depart
, ment committee Of the common council die
not feel warranted in its erection until pro
vision was made in the neighhorhood nance
for water supply. This has been accom-
, plished by the pillow works company having
deepened the channel OF the creek in the
vicinity named. The poles and wire are already
on hand, and No. SO . will soon be in readi
ness to send in alarms for the protection o,
that important nest of industries upon tn,
eastern city limit.