Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-23
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLoBULEs.
Tonight Last appearance of John Dillon.
The Merchants hotel storm doors were ~
moved yesterday.
The Fort Smelling bridge will be discussed at
Knauft's hall tonight.
That Merchants Hotel pavement is thing of
beauty and q joy forever.
=. w Rima did nothing yesterday, toward
securing bail, and u.s. therefore, still in DURANGO
vile.
It cost between $500 and 5000 to pay for the
travelling and incidental expenses Of Ruma's
arrest.
Mother Greasy was landed yesterday after
noon in police station cell, being on one of
her normal DRINKS.
Conductor Spaulding, on his last trip up, lad
among his passengers fifteen ticketed through
to the Black Hills.
st. Paul lodge No. 8, A. F. & A. NJ, yesterday
inferred the remains of VIM. c. Walsh with the
customary honors of the fraternity,
RENDER the meeting of the Ramsay county
Agricultural socity, at the Chamber of Com
|
The regular Sioux City train yesterday after
noon, took down an extra coach to Worthing-
ton to be put on the Worthington and Luverne
| branch.
Competent officials of the Sioux City road
estimate that from thirty-three to fifty per
cent more land will be sowed along their line
this, than last season.
Some thirty Immigrants, mostly from Penn
sylvania, arrived yesterday morning on the
West Wisconsin and last evening for Fishers,
Landing, on the ST. Paul & Pacific railroad.
1.-THE mass meeting in lower town. to be
held this evening at Knauft's hall, will be
against it, as has been reported. See call for
meeting in our local notices.
Lower Third street, in the vicinity of the
scene yesterday-the sidewalks, and even the
streets, being covered over with immense pack
ages of goods of all varieties.
The Fifth Ward Building society held its
monthly meeting Thursday night Loan,
Of $1,000 at 43 per cent, and $500, at ths
same rate, were effected, and collections were
gathered amounting to 81 ,047.
Kuhle Stock, cigar manufacturers, fndin,
for their increasing business have leased tn
second and third floors of 70 Robert street, int,
| which they will enter on the LIST prox.
Thomas Bowers blooded mare, "Nellie Bar
den,' has dropped a very handsome colt, ba
with white star, sired by Barden's notabl
Hambletonian, western Chief The colt ha
been rightly called Right Bower
The public schools of the city closed veste,
day, after weeks public examination of tn
pupils, in their respective branches of study
This closes the first quarter of the presen
term. A weeks vacation will follow, whe
the schools will be again reopened-April LIST.
R. o. Hail. sheriff of Mower county, arrive
in the city yesterday, having in charge Calvi
Haley, convicted Of larceny, aud sentenced
fifteen months imprisonment in the tpeniter
tiary. Haley was lodged in the county iai
for the night and will be taken to stillwate
to-day on the morning train
When the policemen of the night force too
their beats last evening, they were informe
that two overcoats had been stolen in MINI,
apolls, and it was believed the felonious OK
, tainer of the garments was in St. Paul Tt
peelers were Instructed to keep their eve
peeled for the thief and the goods.
United States Marshal McLaren felt r.
freshed yesterday, after his tedious iourne
| from Idaho, and experienced great relief i
having his prisoner, L.. w. Rima, safely lodge
} in jail, whom he had to necessarily watch fl
t twenty-one days during a journey Of SON
5000 miles.
Albert Item, sentenced on the 10th ult.
nine months imprisonment in the county ia
and to o fine of 5000, for embezzlement of Il
funds of the county while acting as clerk {
the county treasurer, to which crime he pleade
e guilty, was pardoned yesterday by the Cover
or, on the recommendation of Judge Wiki
j, and others.
On and after the LIST Of April the st. Jam,
g accommodation on the Sioux City st. Pa,
road will run through to Worthlngton instea
. of to the former place. This change has bee
found necessary to accommodate the immenl
travel now finding it's way to the section {
country lying between Luverne and Siou
Falls and adjacent thereto.
Adolph Manner, the l2.year-old son Of Jaco
Manner, obtained possession, on Thursday, ,
Mr.. Manners hired mans pistol and con
menced fooling with it. Result: bullet Gle,
through the palm of The left hand and a no,
of stiffened fingers. DR.. Stamm attended
the youths injuries.
Clint. Poucher, aged about IL years, tt
harmless idiot son of Sam. Poucher, died SUI
denly yesterday of epilepsy. The boy, VIII
streets singing Sunday school hymns, and frol
time ago from the insane asylum at st. Peter.