Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-19
Observation-Disclosures
specially Reported for the Daily Glol,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Druids give ball next Monday
night.
Andrew Miller has commenced an action in
the District Court against Christine Miller for
divorce, alleging desertion.
Two cases of no particular consequence
were before the municipal court yesterday
and were reprimanded and discharged.
Officer McKiernan has been detailed by
the mayor to keep the postoffice lobby clear
of loafers and street Arabs, in accordance
with request of the City Council.
We now and then hear substantial growl
as tax payer learns from the County
Treasurer that the Board of Equalization has
raised Hennepin county.
Mrs. Michael Ford is asserted to be insane
by her husband, and Judge Ray of the Pro-
bate Court has appointed commission to
inquire into the facts and report.
Blazes mot Helen) were discovered coming
out of the stovepipe of a street car yester-
day. but no enthusiastic policeman sounded
the fire alarm. and the department was not
called out.
to give concert at Association Hall on
Monday next, and large number of attrac
tons constitute the programme, which will
,be published on Sunday morning.
The Board of County Commissioners will
meet to-day and finish up the January bust
ness delayed by the use of the records in the
case Of the State against Stevens. This eve
ming the Board will adjourn until the first
Monday in February
The four year old boy of John Page resid-
ing on First avenue south, between LIST and
I'd streets, fell against the stove about 1880
last evening, cutting his head severely over
the left eye, a physician dressed the wound
and the boy is doing well.
The counting of the ballots cast electing
Directors for the Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company was finished last evening,
but the result will not be made public before
some time to-day, but we may say it has gone
in favor of Mr.. Nimocks for Secretary
George Permont, of Deadwood City was
around here yesterday. He reports things
quiet in the Hills just at present, but all are
looking forward to lively times in the spring.
OoVeIaA u JIG llOuIllS Hills Lave d1IStesAy
closed down and others are threatening TO
follow suit soon unless the Eastern demand
becomes more frmer.
Laura Demmon fhe gentle and viyacious
Laura) will soon be avenged upon the brutal
and vicious Pioncer-Press. The next case
to occupy the attention of Judge Vanderbure
will be that Of the Denmon against that
mendacious sheet for libel. Now let the ex-
chequer of the PIP. open up its strong box
and pour forth its golden store.
No. l Engine and Hose company cele.
brate the tenth anniversary of their organiza-
ton by grand supper and ball at the en-
CINE house, corner of Third street and Sixth
avenue south, next week. This is one OF
the most thorough and efficient fire organi-
cations in the city, and deserves, as it will
receive the unanimous congratulation OF oul
citizens on this suspicious occasion.
No dime concert this week. This reminds
US of little story. A day or two since
Harlow Gale, the originator Of the dime con
cert series, was accosted by q young man
with bundle Of papers under his arm, 8
bootblack's kit over his shoulder and very
dirty nose, with-.I say, Mr.. Gale, is there 6
dime concert this week?'' ssNo.' responded
/ the genial Harlow. 'sWill there be one mex
week." 'No,'' again answered Mr.. Hale
"Patsy!' shouted the knight OF the brush, te
a comrade across the street, :'Patsy; Harlow
Gale says there's no more dime concerts
and Henry Ward Beecher says there's NJ
Hell-wat'n thunder's the world a-comi1
to?''