Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-25
CITY GLoBULEs.
There viii be field day this morning in th
municipal court.

There will be field day this morning IN the
municipal court.
Mile. de Murska is the only acknowledged
successor of the renowned Jenny Lind.
The through St. Louis train last evening
went out crowded with passengers.
Seats for the Eurska concert can be secured
to-day at the box-ofice of the Opera House.
The Sunday trains on the River road between
st. Paul and Minneapolis are well patronized.
The annual election Of officers of Damascus
Commandery A. F. and A. NJ, Of this city,
comes off tomorrow night.
The sky over the eastern portion of the city
was brilliantly illuminated about o'clock last
evening by flames beyond the city limits.
Tailor Jessrang was kept on the hop during
the early morning hours of yesterday. At
8 A. II. he had eleven prisoners locked up.
The concert tonight by Mile, lima de
Murska, and assistants will be one Of the most
brilliant musical events this city has ever wit
messed.
After short, but successful. engagement
in this city, the Dillon company leaves
to-day for Faribault and other points in this
State.
King Death yesterday carried to the land Of
shadows Anton Burg. who fell over the bluff
from the rear platform of the Adelphia on
Wednesday night last
Myers building, on jackson etreet, was
raided by the police about one o'clock yester-
day morning, and man named Arbuckle and
| g negro were roped in.
horse and buggy, which had stood for
hou1s on West Third street without any appar-
ent owner, was taken at midnight to Judd s
stables by Officer Murphy.
The MoVicker company opens q three-days'
engagement at the Opera house on Thursday.
when "a Celebrated Case' one Of the finest OF
modern dramas, will be presented.
Scene on Robert street: Familiar party tc
Bob Broom" How are you, Broom2" Broom
with great superciliousness-"Are you aware
there Is handle to my name?" Familiar par
| ty-'Oh! forgot. How are you, Broomstlck? 2
Kate Hutton's bagnio was visited by the pc
lice at 2 A. N. yesterday morning. The onl,
the premises wes the hired boy regularly EN-
ployed in the establishment, SO the houris wer
permitted to remain in peace.
Saturday evening marks an epoch in the or
rival of travelling men who flock here to spen
hall ways are crowded with their ponderou
sample trunks. Monday morning sees col
, responding heavy exodus of these birds c
promise.
{ Hon. F. r. Delano, in closing his speech o
: the Fort Smelling bond question, at Knauft
Hall, on Saturday evening, expressed the hor
' that when the polls closed on Tuesday nigh
there would not be found in all the city thrt
hundred "damphools" who had voted again
it. Will the result justify the chaplain
hopes?
] Special agent Stebbins Of the Interior D
: partment arrived in this city a day or two o.
d en- route to Sisseton Agency to investigate Il
: charges made against Agent Hooper, by Il
..idian Chief Gabriel Renville. After an int
: view with Gen. n. n. Sibley and Hon. II.
9 Rice, the agent proceeded on his journey .
the St. Paul g. Pacific road.
= The bids which were opened OF the office
n Chief Quartermaster Tompkins, in this city,
IS Saturday, were only portion of the bids y
It to be received-probably considerably less TIL
= half-and we're those only which We're put
II here, or forwarded here from other point
q Those that have been put in at the seve,
le posts, and of these there are, no doubt, gre
re number, have not yet been forwarded to
IT general Office, and until these are received a
IS scheduled and compared no awards can
e made. In doing this several weeks will be CO
y sumed, and then the awards will be ma
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