Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-16
CITY GLoBULEs.
And the cry is still they come.

CITY GLOBULES.
And the cry is still they come.
Hibernica matinee this afternoon.
Sacred concert at Opera House tomorrow
evening.
Gear and Zimmerman at the Opera House to-
morrow evening.
Where are the police that they do not ferret
out the other Dispatch twenty-six?
Westward the star of empire takes its way"
the same in old Bishop Berkey's day, only
more SO.
The Hibernica again tonight at the Opera
House, at reduced prices. This will be the
last performance.
Previous engagements will prevent Bishop
Ireland from preaching at the Cathedral to-
morrow evening.
There were unusual number of fresh
mich COWS, with their calves, offered for sale
at the market yesterday.
Reserved seats for the Sunday evening sa-
cred concert at the Opera House, cap be had at
the box Office to-day after z o'clock.
One hundred soldiers will arrive this morn
ing from Chicago upon the West Wisconsin
railroad. They go to Fort Smelling.
Read the trying disappointments Of the st.
Louis ice man in another column, and don't
say there's nothing new under the sun.
Thirty through Chicago passengers went out
last evening on the West Wisconsin. Indica-
ton, and good one, that business is getting
lively.
! The street sprinkler was out on it's dust al
laying Grand on Third street yesterday for the
first time this season. Tally for THE GLOBES
| suggesti ons.
| Notwithstanding the nnfavorable winter, NJ.
A. Miller, of the N. P. Junction, has succeeded
in cutting and rendering available four million
feet of lumber.
The Red Lake river is reported as getting
high and bidding fair to overflow its banks
again. But it is not anticipated the water will
rise as high as it did last fall.
There is movement on foot to get up a
Saroni concert, the programme to consist en-
tirely Of music composed by Prof. Saroni-
| both vocal and instrumental.
Bishop Ireland breaches St. Patrick's day
to-morrow-at Winona, this engagement made
several weeks ago, will necesitate postpone
ment Of his lecture at the Cathedral for anoth-
| er week
With the exception of the paving, the West
Third street cavern has been filled up by Hiram
Rogers. at cost, it is said, nearly approaching
one-half the amount of the city engineers es-
Inmates for the job.
Yesterday afternoon, one Of the chin
neys of the Catholic school on Wabashaw
caught fire. and, for some minutes, vomited
forth pungent smoke enough for ten locomo-
tives but did no damage.
The Hibernica again last evening attracted a
fair audience to the Opera house, and again
Dan Howard and Harry Nicholson kept that
audience in ferment of merriment and good
humor by their excellent representations.
Rev. w. P. Ten Brock, rector Of Christ
Church, will, on Sunday evening, deliver ser
mon which will be of interest in the pending
theological discussion, being a defense of thu
Protestant Episcopal Church Of America.
Mr.. Barden has forwarded to his Clear Lake
farm, Cottonwood county, a car load Of horses
wagons and harness for the seasons work, ex
pectlng to all the land he has ready fO]
crop, about 400 acres, and to break 800 acre.
more.
Joe Welsh, young man only % years Of
age, who is addicted to fearful fits of intoxica
tion, which render him ungovernably violent
being SO crazed with liquor that he had to b,
tied down in the cell with clothes line.
Peter Luskiel, a compositor in the Office o
the Tolkszeituag, was presented yesterday, as
testimonial of respect and confidence, on hi
9th birthday, by his fellow compositors in tn
office with a nice officers gavel and marbl
slab, for president of the German Typo
{ graphical Union of this city.
middle-aged Norwegian, giving his nam
as Burg, was caught about 8 o'clock last nigh
at the capital and taken to the police station
where he was found to have on an overcoat be
longing to Mr. Mackey, and in his possession
! handsome dog-collar, the property of Cap
Macy, the Governors clerk.
. Officer Brisette yesterday ran in youn
man named James Fitzgerald, on ''gener;
= principles being strongly suspected of havin
: been concerned in many of the late burglarie
g in different parts of the city. He will have a
a opportunity of clearing his character TIL
morning in the presence of Judge Flint.
!, Part of Mound View township has, hithert,
: been attached to school district No. 2. of Her
nepin county, for school purposes. The inhal
g itants of the detached portion desiring to CON
: back to Ramsey county, the county auditt
$ went out, yesterday, to the township, for Il
! purpose of posting the legal notices in tt
% premises.
), About S o'clock yesterday morning an ilsi,
1T nifcant shanty belonging to one Picha. situa
d ed on Fort street near Western avenue was t.
Q tally destroyed by fire, involving but little los
as the building was purchased the other day fl
r $l5. The origin was undoubtedly incendiary
= as the house was uninhabited. still alar
= was given, calling out the hook and ladd
y truck, but its services We're not required.
% VIM. Leip, the genial host of Leip's ia
v famed hotel, White Bear Lake, has returnt
Is from New Orleans He comes back in UNI
n sually good spirits, as he was, during his jou
= ney South, assured of the visit of a lar,
/ southern delegation to his hostelry, during Il
= coming summer. So great, indeed, is the a
T ticipated rush, that Mr.. Leip will immediate
IS commence adding to his hotel and otherwi
i preparing and increasing his facilities for Il
1t summers business.
le j. P. 81. Morris and Albert E. Brisbine, tv
= young gentlemen of this city, well and favor
- bly, known, leave this morning for Stearl
- - county, there to engage in farming. They tai
~ with them the necessary implements and hors
le to farm a large scale. Notwithstandil
N the grasshoppers ravaged their fields last sc
r. son, they have q large area of land alreat
rs broken, which will be mostly put under whes
g Both are industrious and energetic, and will,
- they deserve, secure success.
le Probate Judge O'Gorman, accompanied
u DR.. Mattocks, city health officer proceed
30 Yesterday to the aims house to Jointly exami
of into the mental condition of some eight or t
ct patients who were returned recently from t
AZ st. Peter asylum for the insane, because of Il
:. crowded state of that institution. 1t is undo
stood the object of the investigation is to asct
" tain if any of the unfortunates are 80 far d
~ ranged as to warrant their again being forwar
u ed to the State insane hospital.