Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-18
CITY GLoBULEs.
Clean off your sidewalks.

Clean off your sidewalks.
The Hessian band performed last night to
large and delighted audience in the Athe-
neum.
A sister of Hon. Ignatius Donnelly is one
of the editorial writer's on the Philadelphia
St01aolrdd.
On Wednesday the Hessian Band gives
another of its magnificent concerts at the
Opera House.
Yesterday, Sunday though it was, passed
of without the usual Sabbath smashing in
the shape of fire alarm.
Do not forget that the sale of reserved
seats for the lecture by Gov. Davis, will
commence Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
See advertisement in another column.
Carmel Lodge of Perfection, No. 2, A..
and A.. S.. R.. holds its regular meeting
this evening at 7:3O o'clock at Masonic hall.
Work in the G. E. P. and S. M, after which
banquet will be served.
AS there have been so many complaints
made of stray cows doing damage, Police
Officer Mitchell has determined to put a
stop to the nuisance. He says that on and
after Monday he will impound any animal
found at large and collect the legal fines.
The jury to whom was submitted on Sat
urday the case of Smythe VS.. the City of ST.
Paul, after being locked up all night, was
discharged at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
having failed to agree, SO that the intermin.
able suit stands another chance for trial.
! A meeting of the representatives of the
St. Paul Fire Department association will be
held in the house of Pioneer Hook anc
Ladder company, at 1880 this evening. Al
the same time and place meeting of the
members of the association will also be held
A full attendance is requested.
Inquiries at the sheriff's Office last night
developed the intention of that officer to tax,
the convict johnson to Saltwater by tn,
early morning train on the St. Paul and Du
luth railroad to-day. The prisoner, however
has expressed desire to see his wife ono
more before being consigned to durance vile
and it is possible his departure may be de
layed until Tuesday.
Louis Tancre, of Herman, Grant county
has written to Hon. l.. B. Hodges, of thi
city, that he intends planting 10000 tree
this spring. Mr.. Tancre is "a years of az
and an old soldier, having served unde
Butcher at the battle of Waterloo, and eve
now writes good, firm, legible hand. Tn
old gentleman is remarkably well preserved
and Mr.. Hodges says, jumps off and on
railroad train in motion as lively as youn
man at 80. Only three years ago MI
Hodges saw him at work in harvest fel6
behind reaper, and keeping we'll up wit
the other hands.
Frank st. John, the unfortunate subiee
of last weeks Broadway accident, still lies i
, a precarious condition. GLOBE reporte
, called last night at his residence and asce1
, tanned that the youth, on Saturday nigh
and yesterday, was much easier, and tina
during the previous twenty-four hours, hi
condition was much improved. At time
he appears to regain partial consciousness
and his physicians consider that, with sue
happy progress as was developed yesterda
and the preceding night, every such perio
will count toward his ultimate recovery.
/ ssHouse File, No. 267O,'' that being tt
t number of the $50 .'bill'' Representa-,
Brandt sent up to the Speakers desk Q
Saturday, promises to be the most histo
!. ical measure of the session of 1873. Ar
number of chairmen of any number of con
. mittees stand ready to have the bill referre
to them, while the clerk of the House,
whose custodianship the bill now remains,
3 said to be in favor, either of its being fix
: or indefinitely postponed. If it ever gets
the committee of the whole, the ssdiyv,
: will be scarcely appreciable, as it will on
= afford a fraction over forty-seven cents
y each member
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