Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
CITY GLOBULES.

Hpr Henry Kinds of Scott is the most fluent
speaker Of the House.
Mrs. Foster. the lady temperance lecturer
will be here February Sd.
Weather yesterday and last evening, misty
fo.gy and decidedly April like.
The House yesterday was notable contrast
wit;, the lively scenes Of the day before.
When will .'Od Probs'' have done with
pi,ying his fantastic tricks with the weather:
The HIoEE still insists that the present. House
distances all it's predecessors in the outward
scmhlance Of ricty, if nothing else.
The work of cutting ties still goes on on the
li,c Of the Northern Pacific railroad, but the
problem how to get them out is still unsettled.
The DAILY GLoBE, the Masons the State
editors the assembled Solons and Wendell
Phillips, made lively times in the city the past
week.
Articles of incorporation of the Roman
Catholic Benevolent Society of Minnesota have
been placed file III the Office Of the Secre-
t&lE Of State.
'lhc damage done by Friday nights fire is
more serious than at first est mated. The
if,vestigation by Messrs. Croft & Berkcy re-
yesls damages to the amount of $500
Jeveral members of the Legislature We're so
well pleased with Wendell Phillips lecture that
ihev went to Minneapolis last evening to hear
him on O'Colnell the great Irish Liberator.
The skating rink presented a very animate
scene last evening, upwards Of three hundred
Indies and gentlemen congregating there, not
wisl'standing the foggy atmosphere. The ice,
howeyer, in excellent condition.
William Gates, of Cambridge, Isanti county,
before Commissioner Cordozo yesterday.
charged with timber dcpredations on govern
mcnt lands. and was held i'll the sum OF $500
for his appearance at the June term OF the
U. 5. district court
Before Judge Simons. yesterday afternoon,
Waiter II. Underwood and J. Peyton Boyle, Of
this city. were after examination in open court,
admitted to practice in the courts of this State.
The examiners were Lorenzo Allis, W. d. Cor
uish and G. i. Otis Esqs.
William Boyee, of minneapolis lost $40 on
the Chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul road, coming
from Faribault last night MIR. Boyce thinks
That his roclletbook containing the money was
not taken by u thief sfrom his person, but that
Vt slipped from his pocket.
The craning of necks and unmannerlv staring
at every passing female observable in a Ger
tain office on one of the principal streets of
the city, has become exceedingly offensive and
reflects credit on the pomatumed clerks
therein. If the ''curIed darlings'' only knew
what ladies thought Of them, they would
quit it.
That Benson land Office is getting to be
fearful bone of contention in the "happy fam
ily.' Representative Straight has nom mated D.
=. Hall, Of Renville, who in champion his
cause at the Red Wing nominating convention
yearly two years ago, came into collision wi til
the dramatic Jennson. But that ..'high old
civil service reformer" Schurz has fixed upon
the brother of the late incumbent, Mr. Braden.
and refuses, in the interest of the civil servi CO.
70 bow to the dictation of the Shakopec banker
Meanwlic Hall is kept on the ragged edge"
and begins to believe politicians promises are
but dclusion and n snare