Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-03
CITY GLOBUEEs.

CITY GLOBUEEs.
The Eric and Oswego canals will b open for
navigation Monday April 18th.
John Morrisssy il improving, and other re
ports ore pronounced sensational.
Tho subscriptions at the Chicago sub-treas-
ary, to the per cent. bonds was 81, 900.
Tho managers Of the Magdalen Home held
their usual monthly meeting yesterday after
noon.
The freman'slhat, dropped from No. hose
cart on Monday while proceeding to and from
West St. Paul, has been returned.
As sheep before her shearers is dumb, 30
he opened not his mouth For further par
ticulars, inquire of the obese bag of wind OF
the Dispatch.
They must have been driving out the tramps
yesterday mp ct the falls, q the police station
was pretty we'll crowded last night by vagrants
from that direction.
The municipal court will convene this morn
ing at $50 o'clock, in order to permit the
officials time to attend che funeral of the late
Baiif Allen.
The Massachusetts senate yesterday refused
. third reading to . resolution to amend the
constitution to allow women suffrage, tho vote
standing 10 to l6.
The individual who purloined the steel walk
ing cane from the Office of the auditor OF State
had better return it forthwith, if he doesn't
want to get into peck of troubles.
Any parties who have bought from boys any
Willis Beauties'' brand of cigars can, upon
notifying Chief of Police King, have the cost
of the same refunded and all expenses paid.
A meeting of ex-soldiers viii be held at the
Office of Hon. E. II. Wood No. Bridge Square,
Saturday evening, to consider tine subject of
concert of action in entering land under the
soldiers bounty law.
Yesterday was slim day in the criminal
branch of the municipal court. The most inn
and Hines, for burglary, the particulars of
which will appear when developed on trial to-
morrow.
Col Allen is satisfied with political honors,
and has therefore determined to get along in
some way in the future without the 800 salary
attached to the Office of alderman. This decis-
ion will deprive the city of faithful and la
borious public official.
The funeral of the late N. B. Allen, takes
place at 8 4. N. to-day, from his late residence,
LOG st. Peter street. The police force will
attend in body, with the Great Western band,
and escort the remains portion of the dis
lance to the cemetery.
james Showers, who is favorably known as q
sleeping-car conductor on the st. Paul Il Sioux,
City railroad, departed last evening for Indian
apolis, whence he had received telegram
bringing the narrowing intelligence that his
wife had died there with terrible audiences.
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policeman to perform the duties of bailiff of
the municipal court, made vacant by the death
of Mr.. Allen, or the Office OF poundmaster, but
detail members of the regular police force to
those positions. The Mayor il practical, not
talking reformer.
A large audience principally of young ladies
and lasaes assembled last evening in the Ger
man Lutheran church to witness the very
pleasant ceremony of uniting Mr.. Henry
Mitzel, (of cor. Seventh and Exchange streets)
and Miss Minnie Joedek in the holy bands of
matrimony. The ceremony was performed by
the pastor.
The House managers of the Page impeach-
ment convened last evening at the Merchants.
Hon. 8. L. Campbell, of Wabashaw, presided
Hon. Frank L. Morse being the only absentee.
The proceedings were purely informal and con-
versational in character, but the managers will
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| at 9 A. N. to day.
| The directors of the st. Paul Driving Park
association held meeting last evening at the
Office Of Hill, Saunders 4 Acker, 1l2 Third
street. No business of public interest was
transacted, the meeting being merely for the
purpose of inquiring into the financial state of
the association in view of the State fair to be
held ut the Driving Park in September.
United States Marshal McLaren yesterday re-
ceived from Warrington the Presidents par
don for George II. Lewis, condemned on Oct.
8, 1877, to two years imprisonment in the pen
itentiary for robbing the United States mails.
Thus have three gross infractions of trust in
the public civil service, committed in this
neighborhood within the past two years, been
visited by the ightest possible punishments.
Yesterday morning, Chief Strong opened the
bids for the purchase of the horse belonging tc
No. engine which was deemed unserviceable
Following are the bids: VIM. Delaney, $l35
John Wagner, @1S5; Patrick Butler, Sl41
James Mullaney, $l44; Patrick Connalan
$l45.50; John o. Brien, $l5S; John G. Hinkle
$l60; NJ. Riley, $160; James Milor, $166
secured the animal. As the horse had been Of
fered for $125 the advertising for bids amply
paid for itself.
.ha MoI.., .ohoo, hon.. E;f.h ,r..a -;
wy 1Ao14o,n -onOo1 MUSE ""Au' an>
bers of the school board. They examined tn,
exteflor OF the pullding, e1patlated upon tn
Improvements INTENDED 20 be made, and hnali!
olaelea 1ne lanltol 70 9nioc1 sne aoors 1or q
inspscvlon OF tne anterlor. soon siter tney OF
aered me 1anlsor 70 go Ior jug OF peer. Dur
ing tne absence OF the ]anltor on
OF tne party let, taxing a cop!
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