Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
MINNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs.

Fine weather are having this spring.
A little son of Frank Lowe, fell from an
Apple house yesterday and broke his arm.
grand masquerade ball, with four prizes,
is to be given at Brackets Hall, this evening
AL. Patterson, of Young & Patterson's drug
store, is confined to his room by serious i'll
ness.
Mr.. Geo. Morrison has returned from his
Florida trip only to find Florida weather at
home.
Will Carleton and his poem lecture. The
Science Of Home at Association hall to-
night.
Work was commenced yesterday upon an i'm
provement and slight extension to the Falls
apron.
Another twenty run Touring mill is to be
added to the manufacturing interests of Min
ncapols at an early day.
There is to be meeting of the Minneapolis
lumbermcn at the Office of Camp Walker, this
afternoon at 80 o'clock.
drunken man removed from the floor
of the Market House basement to cell in the
lookup yesterday afternoon.
The bill imposing an additional five per cent.
on all personal taxes delinquent and after
to-day has passed the Senate.
Several prominent lumbermen from different
sections of the State will meet with the lumber
men of the city to-day at 80 o'clock.
Frank Slocum assumes the office and respon-
sibilitics of county treasurer to-day, and the
general verdict is that it served him right.
Perhaps the East Side can originate another
charter scheme and attach themselves to st.
Paul, and million or more of st. Paul money.
Nels Labra, an employee in the Minneapolis
and st. Louis railroad shops, had finger am
putated by the falling of a bar of iron ycstcr-
pay.
Prof. Tousey is employing the few moments
Of spare time that he has in the preparation Of
a lecture to be given in the Y. Nj. G. A. home
talent course.
Numerous collectors are around with their
first of the month bills to-day, and the prom
Use to pay ''whcn the logs come down. is not
being very heavily discounted.
Judge Young has deferred all of the criminal
cascs remaining on his calendar until Monday
morning next, when they will be taken up and
dispatched as rapidly as possible.
man named IIashells, fell through the ice
into the river near Suspension bridge night be-
fore last and it took the united efforts of three
men to rescue him from his cold bath.
Forty-one marriage licenses were granted by
the clerk of the court during the twenty-eight
days of February, including one which was
procured and paid for by the would-pe bride.
The German American Club closed their series
of parties by a pleasant ball at Harmonic Hall
Wednesday evening, and presented their mama
ger, Mr.. w. D. Josbach, with d valuable
amythest ring.
Eight hundred reserved seats were sold dur
ing the forenoon Of yesterday for the Hessian
Band concerts Saturday next. Only twenty
live cents is charged for seventy-ive cent
entertainment.
McGovern, the man whose legs were crushed
under the wheels of freight train in the Min
neapois & St. Louis railroad yard, on Tuesday
evening" has since died from the effects of the
injuries received.
Tho Woman's Home, OF this city, have re-
ceived $976.77 during the year ending February
25th, and have expended to good purpose
S539.S7 of the amount, which leaves a balance
of $436.77 in the treasury.
parlor concert is to be given this evening
at the residence of Hon. Winthrop Young, Uni
versity avenue, Il. d. The admission charged
will be 25 cents and the proceeds will be given
to the Holy Trinity parish.
Numerous east siders were ready to receipt
for that S;55, 900 Of west side money yesterday,
and all of them promised to buy some of their
own property with it for the purpose of fur
nishinga site for water works.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad is to
establish an uptown ticket office, with w. G.
Teller in charge. The Office will adj Join Higgins
drug store, and tickets will be sold over all of
the lines of the company and their connections
continued story is being published in an
Eastern journal, entitled ''Around the World
on Cheek" 1t doesn't take half the check to
go around the world that it does for the East
Division to try and force scheme upon the
West Division, compelling them to hand over
1000 for East Division water works.