Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-30


night.
Snow commenced falling freely at Willmar
yesterday noon.
The annual meeting of the Athen @um will
will be held next Tuesday at p. m.
The court house is without news, not a
case of any kind attracting attention yester-
day.
Locomotive engineers are making arrange
ments for select party to take place soon at
their ball.
James Bean has bought the interest of w.
H. Gaslin in the book store of Gaslin, Walls
& Chute.
The Union Encampment No. IA, I. 0. O. F..
will give social entertainment at their hall
this evening. Tickets 50 cents.
The Committee on Water-Works were in
session and consulting with the Superinten-
dent at the City Hall yesterday.
Mrs. Leigh appeals from the decision OF
the County Commissioners making change
in the Yorkville and Bloomington road.
Durham & johnson, wholesale grocers,
were moving into their handsome new
building on Hennepin avenue, yesterday
afternoon.
The masquerade ball at Harmonic Hall
last evening was largely attended. The
masks being numerous and of every charac-
ter, and a good time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
And now it is A. L. Ankeny whose name
10 hoir how iol OH in, with
the Democratic nomination for Mayor, and
good name it is, and a good Mayor he
would make.
The county treasurer wants three addition
al men and several small boys to assist him
III taking in personal taxes. Tomorrow is
the last day of grace, you know.
Anton DAHL of the town of Medina appear
ed before Clerk Dunn of the Municipal Court
yesterday, and wanted warrant for the
arrest of a man who had beaten him.
Gethsemane Society will hold a sociable at
Mrs. Holledge's on Thursday evening next.
There will be drama. charades, tableaux,
&C., for the entertainment of the guests.
Messrs. Atwater, Gale, Aukeny, Chute and
Simpson, were appointed by the joint meet
ing of the Boards of Education, to draft q
bill embodying the wishes of the two Boards
County Commissioner Glen was examin-
ing the records at the court house yesterday
to verify his statement that the care of the
poor in Hennepin county for the past veal
had cost only $1,000.
AT "a meeting on Monday night, the Min
neapolis Workingmen's Union discussed ani
adopted resolution calling upon the Legis
lature to pass a law providing for bureau
of labor statistics.
About twenty members to the new societ,
for the prevention of cruelty to animal
were secured yesterday. Mr.. J. G. Seele.
has the list and will be glad to add hun
dred or two names before next Saturda,
night.
The insurance companies having policie
on Ansan's cooper shop have determined t.
rebuild the institution, and put it in com
plete running order. instead of paying tn
the loss in money. Work will be commenced
on it at once.
The Weinberg Orchestra, of this city
furnished harmony for the Scott reception
at Anna, WIS, last week, ana there pelng III
ice in the lake, were compelled to boat it
mile and half. How is that for hyper
borean region?
The GLOBE was in error yesterday i'll til
statement that Phil. Hartman was fined 70
keeping his saloon open on Sunday. Th
court was satisfied that the offense was not
violation of the spirit of the ordinance, an
discharged Phil. on payment of costs.