Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-05
CITY GLoBULEs.
The board of health commands the cleaning
Of alleys yards. DC. bY the 18th inst.

The board of health commands the cleaning !
of alleys, yards, &C., by the 18th inst.
Several prairie schooners tackled and filled
their way through St. Paul yesterday, going
west.
The Druids' Colonization society, of this
city, yesterday filed its articles of incorporar
ton with the secretary of State.
State Secretary Irgens is engaged in con-
structing from the popular ''scrap pictures"
scene which he entities Paradise"
At the regular meeting of the board of con-
troll yesterday, the principal business consisted
in looping off relief, and not in dispensing it.
At eleven o'clock yesterday morning, no less
than fifteen wheat-loaded wagons were waiting
their turns to empty their treasures into the
Third street elevator.
The Adelphia varieties had another of its
usual rows last night, member of the audi
ence evincing his peculiar appreciation of one
of the lady performers by heaving chair at her.
| ''How long, o! Lord, how long?''
That the new State Building association will
be one of the leading ones of the city, there is
now every prospect. At the first meeting, last
night 81, 400 was loaned at bids, from rs to 81
per cent premium, on the installment plan.
One loan was in the State, outside of the city.
The temperance reform club held meeting
last night at their rooms on Seventh street,
DR.. Heichold being the speaker. The support
ers of the club did not muster in very strong
force, and save that the summer garden and
Mic Pottgeiser received a verbal castigation,
the proceedings were not unusual.
The teams of No. engine and of the hook
and ladder trucks yesterday commenced Their
summer exercise. This consists in sprinkline
around the city hall ard market house, instead
of perambulating the streets. when the
band begins toplay" in Rice park, they will
also sprinkle the surrounding thoroughfares OF
that pleasant spot.
The attention of Mr. Chase, of the society
for the protection of animals should be draw1
to gray horse worked daily in grading Elk
change street, in front OF the capitol. Th,
poor suffering beast has but three legs to stanl
on, and can drag himself along with painful
difficulty. Such brutality, practised shame
lessly in the heart of the city, should be severe
~ punished.
At meeting of the Pioneer Relief associa
tion an organization originating from the oil,
volunteer hook and ladder company, held o.
Wednesday evening, it was determined to Civ
) grand ball on the 29th irst, the profits Q
which will be devoted to the relief of tn
nionAoeis " Vne oiu Are ueParChehI. Inc OF
ject is an eminently worthy one; let dancin
/. pumps be in universal requisition.
For rapid freight shipment, considering tn
amount, the following is hard to beat: O.
March 18th, six hundred barrels of fou
were shipped from here by the Erie and Mort
t Shore agency, over the Chicago, Milwaukee
st. Paul railway, and on the Oath ult., or LEI
than thirteen days from date of shipment, th
-four left New York harbor for London, by til
steamship Garden Castle, of the Anchor line.
George Wiley, the old man whose ankle
were broken, on Monday. by being run over, o
the St. Paul 4 Duluth railroad track, died ye
? terday morning at one o'clock. His legs wei
progressing quite favorably, but he sustaine
internal injuries under which he suddenly co
lapsed, a result that could scarcely be called III
expected, considering the severe shock, to or
of MIR. Willeys advanced age of seventy-tv