Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-22

Passengers from St. Paul will leave by st.
Paul d Sioux City railroad at 3:15 P. NJ, con-
Meeting at Sioux City Junction.
MINNEAPoL1s GLoBELETs.
Easter Monday.
st. Paul was well represented in this city
on Sunday.
The municipal court will be crowded with
business to-day.
Easter Sunday was quite generally obser
we'd in Minneapolis.
The law firm of Beebee & Biddle have re-
moved to the Kelly block.
The police station was not troubled with
any law breakers Sunday.
The work of excayating for the Henderson
block commences this morning.
The youth of our city enjoyed their col
ored eggs amazingly yesterday.
A rehearsal of the choral society concert
pieces takes place this morning.
The pillow manufacturers say that the de-
mand for plows was never better.
The Social Science association held anoth-
er meeting at Good Templar's hall yesterday
afternoon.
The Choral Society will give another of
their delightful concerts on Wednesday even
ing, May LIST.
Special meeting of the city council Wednes-
day evening to take some action in regard to
the matter of licenses.
Suspicious looking characters in town,
look out for your clothes line and keep your
doors locked at night.
Our citizens seem to be walked up to the
Importance OF having shade trees. A large
, number are being planted.
The funeral services in memory of Mrs.
Drusilla Adams was held in the First Baptist
church yesterday afternoon.
The streets are quite dusty again. Mr.
clerk of the weather give us another shower
P. S. No sooner said than done.
Mrs. Lowering gave an excellent enter
tainment consisting of readings and recita
tons, ct Grace chapel last evening.
| Hermione lodge No. 1s, Knights O.
! Pythias, will hold a regular convention a
half past seven o'clock this evening.
| The river is still rising, but several more
rains will be required before there will be /:
sufficiency of water good for driving.
| The third annual meeting Of the Sunda,
school assembly of the northwest, will b,
held at Clear Lake, Iowa, August 18th.
The volume of water in the river at Thu
point has increased to six feet and one inch
an increase of three inches in two days.
Wheat is growing beautifully in Hennepi1
county, and unless something occurs to pre-
vent, will far exceed the crop Of last year.
! The Harmonic society will give thei
great Easter ball at Harmonic Hall thi
(Monday) evening. It will be grand af
fair.
| At six o'clock last evening another thunde
storm set i'll and gave promise of continuing
all night. It will please lumbermen i'm
mensely.
Let US have city ordinance prohibiting
boys jumping on railroad cars while in mo
ton and then have the ordinance enforced
to the letter.
! Odd Fellows should bear in mind that
each of the lodges are to meet at thei
respective lodges at one o'clock next Frida,
afternoon, parade day.
"Above the clouds'' at the Academy O.
Music on Friday evening, this week. Thi
entertainment has been in preparation som,
time, and promises to be a frst-class affair
! The attention Of the street commissions
is called earnestly to the condition of til,
street opposite the city hall, Hennepin ave
| nue. side. The shovel and the hoe could b,
used with profit.
The saw mill men on the West side ar,
busily engaged in fitting up their mills pre-
paratory to starting up. Two weeks from
this time they will all be in operation if NJ
unforeseen obstacle intervenes.
George NJ. Hunt, long one of the actiy,
business men Of this city, but who was com
PEELED to relinquish the same on account o
i'll health, has returned from the Hot Springs
renewed in health and strength.
Officer McKiernan yesterday afternoon ar
rested Jim Collins for creating disturbanc
in house of ill-repute. Jim, by the way,
the gentleman who, few days since, cause,
the arrest of a saloon-keeper for sellin,
| liquor to minor. A nice sort of reforme
| that.
| Capt. Vanderhorck, now in the city, in
| forms US that what is known as the lowe
James river in Dakota is a most desirable 10
catien for immigrants. The prairies ar
rolling and the streams fringed with heav
growth of oak trees. Pasturage is unsur
passed and the water good.
The. sale of agricultural implements, i,
this city, has become matter of considera
bic magnitude. Why Minnesota should b
SO dependent on other States for the grea
bulk of these implements, when they Nigh
be readily manufactured, does not redoun,
to the credit of our artisans.
Many Minneapolis boy shouldered hi
fishing rod and boiled eggs yesterday morn
ing, and he'd him to the river bank belo1
the lower bridge, and spent the day in break
ing the sabbath. The fishing at presen
being SO good proves too great temptation
for some of our youth to resist.
The ffty-ninth anniversary Of America,