Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-15
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The arrivals at the Merchants yesterday were
something enormous.
The school inspectorship of the Second ward
comes up to day in the supreme court.
Monroe Sheire's life is insured for $15 900, Of
which $4,000 are in various secret organize
tions.
Shaking dice at twenty five cents corner is
nowadays.
There not being quorum at the Board Of
Education last evening, an adjournment was
made to Saturday evening at o'clock.
The st. Paul & Duluth railroad company are
engaged in filling up three of the highest tres
ties between Duluth and the Junction.
Dreis & Mitsch, the st. Peter street druggists
are putting on enormous amount of style,
and are having bran-new plate-glass windows
inserted.
The general law. enacted by the late Legisla-
ture, were yesterday delivered to the secretary
of state from the press of Ramaley & Cunning
ham.
Five trains of immigrants from Northern
Iowa, passed through the city yesterday, all of
which were fully equipped, on their way to the
Red river country.
VIM. Banholzer, the brewer, is to be married
to-day to Miss Lizzie Zoos, and the friends of
the happy party will have enjoyable time
over the event.
The police detailed to enforce the COW ordi-
| nance started on q raid at about half past
twelve yesterday morning, and after wandering
up and down nearly every street in the city,
succeeded in finding three STRAY COWS.
| e The new council is not yet week old, and
| yet it has held two special meetings. If it
shall continue in this way the balance Of the
year, there will be little reason to complain
that the members do not earn their $500 sal
ary-
While the Eagle bakery man was disputing
with the market master his horse quietly
pulled out and disappeared. His owner, how
| ever, found him, after anxious and laborious
search, quietly Waiting for his oats at the
| stable door.
| It seems, now, as if the capitol was really
going to be extended. In this issue is an adj
vertisement inviting proposals for the erection
| and completion of western wing, according
to plans furnished by L. S. Burlington archi-
tect, of Minneapolis.
The Jackson Republic has the following men,
ton of st. Paul Granger: "Mr. D. H. Valen-
tine, of st. Paul, and large real estate owner
in Jackson county, was in town Friday and
gave us a call. In his real estate operations in
this and Redwood counties he has $500 acres
| OF wheat sowed and 200 acres of oats and corn.
But then he has just commenced farming"
| On Monday evening last, as the German
| oh 70
in omnibusses from Lake Como, Adolph
Schonarth, the ten years old son of Peter
| Schonarth, al Wabashaw street, fell from the
vehicle, which passed over his left shoulder,
and fractured his collar bone. The injured
youth was attended by DR.. Boardman, who says
he will recover, the boys escape being most
miraculous.
| The council settled the Tenth, Rice and
Rondo streets sewer business yesterday, by ap
proving the contract made by the board of pub
lie works with Patrick Nash. For the faithful
performance Of his contract Mr.. Nash presented
| as suretles Norman w. Kittson and John s
Prince-sureties the council considered gilt
edged. Now it is to be presumed this i'm
portant improvement will be commenced anc
executed promptly.
The increased interest manifested in tn,
national game in this city, of late, has led t.
the organization of strong nine of amateurs
and semi-professionals. The nine is composed
of Allen Barnes, Berkman, Becker, Ballard
Dean, Frost Scott and Martin. The nine will
commence practice at once, and stands read,
to play any nine that is may be organized il
the city. A challenge from Doc. Lyons boys
would be especially acceptable.
Yesterday morning the Eagle bakery wager
was about to leave stock Of bread at one O.
the stands in the City Market, when the marke
master informed him that it was against tn,
city ordinance (section 24) to sell in the CITY
Market any manufactured goods. There arr
many stand renters who want to know il
sausage, bolognas, vinegar and jellies are MOI
manufactured articles which are sold withou1
let or hindrance on more than one stand. Hon
est dealers in the City Market measure thei1
berries.
The free lecture at the Opera House brought
such q crowd as is seldom pressed with
in the compass of four walls. It was neverthe
less respectable and orderly audience, eacl
member of which thoroughly enjoyed the mag
nlhcent and realistic pictures of the route OF
travel from New York to Paris. MIR. Tremaint
knew we'll what he was about in giving the
first lecture free; he had confidence in the
merit of his show, and he we'll knew that those
who looked upon some Of the finest views the
world ever saw would only be anxious to see
the Others he has to show. The pictures coulo
not be truer, being photographs, and they are
intensely depicted by the oxy hydrogen Drum
mond) light. Each picture is about seventeen
feet square The statuary shown last night
was magnifcent-as tangible and real as mar
BILE itself. The lecture was succinct and clear
All should go tonight, and the next and tn,
next.