Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-18
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The grand jury has taken recess to Mon
day next.
For varied and interesting reading The GLOBE
is unrivalled.
Read Democratic legislative caucus proteed-
ings, in another column
Most of the Masonic brethren have left the
city for their homes.
The Grand Lodge was run on Democratic
principles So somebody thinks.
The ''dollar of the daddies'' will get another
airing at the Capitol to-day.
Wheat receipts at the elevator yesterday were
very fair, the ruling price remaing at 81 cents.
Annual meeting of the Grand Lodge, Knights
of Pythias in this city, on the evening of the
22d.
DR.. Heichbold delivered a very interesting
lecture at the Temperance Reform Club, last
evening.
The Governor has appointed J. @. Farmer, of
Fillmore county, a director of the State Inebri-
ate Asylum.
Grand Master Durant yesterday signed four
charters and four dispensations for Masonic
lodges in this State.
January and February are usually the lightest
months of the year for railroad business, both
freight and passenger.
Wheat at ST. per bushel and Minnesota will
feed the world. Yes, and increase her popula-
ton to 1000, 900 in two years.
Eggnog or custard? It takes a granger to
tell good thing when he sees it-and go for
it too, although it does resemble custard.
In full and accurate reports of the grand
annual communication of the Grand Lodge,
the DAILY GLOBE distanced all competitors.
The GLOBE having called attention to the
prayerful demeanor of the House, the ratio of
members pretty perceptibly increased yester-
day morning.
Commander D. B. LOOMS has been request
ed to postpone the annual encampment of the
G.. A. r. which was to to take place at Still
water on the oath, to the following week.
At the Municipal Court Catharine Foley was
found guilty of selling liquor without Ii.
cense and fined 800 and costs, and in default
committed for II days.
Thus far this session, the annually recurring
struggle over the diverse and conflicting inter
ests of the st. Paul & Pacific has been allowed
to Sleep and may its repose be undisturbed.
The lecture at the Academy of Science las
) evening well attended and the audience
appreciated Mr.. Corrigan's lucid exposition O
the subject, "Heat as an Exemplifcation O
, Molecular Force"
A lively dog fight, followed up rough-and
E tumble of their owners was the excitement O
: Cedar street yesterday morning. Result;
pair Of eyes draped in mourning, and every
t body satisfied. No arrests.
Two more souls made happy in the Senat
} yesterday clerk for the engrossing and en-
, rolling committee and janitor for the com
mittee rooms. After all perseverance, lik
good blood, will tell.
The wholesale houses of our city have beer
kept unusually busy for the past week in fill
2 ing the numerous orders from country dealers
all of which looks encouraging for good win
ter and spring business.
: The jury in the case of Mrs. Rose Herrick, O
Litchfeld, indicted for completely in the shoot
ing of Esbjorsson by her sister, Annie Hol
: ingsworth, came into court at noon yesterday
| with a verdict of guilty of simple assault.
) The case of Mr.. L. Burton, doing business or
Seventh street-arrested Wednesday evening
and taken to Minneapolis-charged with re
ceiving stolen property, was discharged yester
day, there being no proof against him.
Quite an excitement was created on Third
street yesterday afternoon about half past four
by fight in the bar Of the Adelphi varieties
The pugilistic contestants were the bar tender
and an applicant for employment who wa.
agrieved because he was refused work. Both
men suffered considerable facial damage anG
the blood ran freely.
Bro. O. E. Fisher of Anchor Lodge; No. 424
Of San Antonio, Texas, to whom the Crane
Lodge Of Minnesota ordered to be presented .
suitable testimonial expressive of their appre
citation of the brotherly courtesies and kindly
attentions rendered bv him, is the brother whs
came to this State with the widow and remains
, of Grand Master Braden.