Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-01
CITY dLoBULEs.


The wind blow yesterday As Il 'twould blow !
ito last.
Remember the Troubadours st tho Opera
House tonight. {
The voice of tho assessor will cry aloud. and
spare not to-day.
Mr.. John R. Irvine is reported as still quito
precarioEs in condition.
Yesterday was blank day in tho criminal
end Of the municipal court.
The internal revenue Office yesterday collect
ed the tidy little sum of $1,000 for Uncle
Sam.
Mr.. Paul D. Ferguson, Of the firm of Gordon
l. Ferguson, was married yesterday to Miss
Annie Borup.
The ishellman sisters. of New York, arrived
yesterday and will commence their engage
ment at the Summer Garden this evening.
n. Foley, residing on Chestnut street, men
toned in Saturday GLOBE as having fractured
his leg at Mortified, is progressing finely.
Have Men Outgrown Christianity will be
discussed at the New Jerusalem (or swedenbor-
gian) church, this evening, Wednesday, at 1880 |
o'clock.
Col. Pfaender the State treasurer, returned |
yesterday from New Ulm, Brown county, and
reports the crops in that direction as resplen-
IDENTIFY healthy.
Mr.. ]. A. jacobson, who, as heretofore noted
in the GLOBE, was appointed by the Governor
as Judge of probate of Kandiyohi county, has
declined the position.
! The watchman of Schurmeier Jacobs flour
ing mill, West Third street, was locked up yes
! terday evening on charge of stealing -four
! from that establishment.
The vote at the next Municipal election will
be one of the ightest or record, judging by the
! indifference manifested in the registration
which closed last evening.
| MIR. Lalime, the Manitoba immigration agent
did not proceed hence with his train of settlers
| by the Northern Pacific, as stated yesterday,
but by the st. Paul & Pacific.
The display of asparagus, frest cut cucum-
bers, and other vegetables. with homemade
jellies, on The stand of Truman Smith, at
tracted great attention yesterday at the city
market.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Weber, caught five
tramps in the vicinity of Carver's cave, whom
he drove out of town, without the formality of
an introduction to Judge Flint Sensi BILE
captain.
Joseph Long, sent up few days ago from
Mounds View township for fifteen days, was
yesterday released from Jail, having appealed
his case to the district court and furnished the
necessary bonds.
Gen. r. w. johnson will deliver the Gene
etry Grafton in Saltwater on Decoration day,
and efforts are being made to induce him to
deliver his lecture upon ''War Memories in
that city on the evening of the same day.
Mr. Bickel yesterday received safely $5 bill
: in unsealed envelope, the same being in
> payment for license. Such carelessness de-
: serves less reward, though the safety of the
money speaks volumes for the honesty of post
: Office officials.
Mr.. Lyons of the firm of Peabody, Lyons &
r Co., has returned from business trip to Jes-
e senland township. Sibley county. He reports
T rye as being nearly headed out in that section,
: and that a healthy crop of wheat extended over
t the largest area ever sown in that county.
q . The parties owning the new planning mill in
4 course of erection on Eighth street, state that
8 they expect to be in operation in about two
e weeks. The establishment will employ some
e twelve hands in general planning, moulding
d re-sawing, and scroll-sawing, and in the manu-
$ facture of packing boxes
P. O'Reagan. who has just returned from
= Stevens county, says the wheat in that vicinity
/, is six inches high, and healthy throughout. HI
# further states that Gen. Hancock s claim, neal
a the station on the St. Paul & Pacific main linz
r named after him, was jumped few day
e ago by man named Edward Corey.
e Any one turning in fire alarm at DO,
ought to remain at the box until the depart
| ment arrives, in order to direct the IRENE,
Y where the fire is. 1t sometimes happens, as j
did yesterday, that the blaze is not visible, ant
- the apparatus goes wandering about in search
t of the fire. All Of this would be obviated b,
e adopting the foregoing simple suggestion.
a Mr.. Dimmick, assistant cashier of the Secont
: National bank, has been appointed none,
q order clerk in the postof6ce, and John Lesh ha
:, been appointed general clerk. Both vii
v assume their duties to day, and the appoint
Il ments are the combined result of Mr.. Knox
"a appointment as State public examiner, and O
# the extra $4,000 secured by Postmaster Da,
!. during his recent Washington trip.
g The convocation of the eastern district of tn
= Episcopalian diocese of Minnesota will assem-
- BILE at the Church of the Good Shepherd, corne
4 of Cedar and Twelfth streets, on Tuesday next
= Rev. DR.. Watson. the dean, of Red Wing, vii
J. preach on the evening of the day named tn
E services opening at 1880 o'clock. The convoca
i ton will probably continue during the follow
- ing day.
T The appointment Of Mr.. Patrick O'Brien q
assistant postmaster, uice Mr.. Henry NJ Kno,
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