Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-11
CITY GLOBULES.

Father Tomazin, with the Indian delega.
ton are still in the city.
Almost every foot of cleaning 1ce on the
river was Yesterday SKINNED over ana occu-
pied by flashing skates
Tho Masons of Kasson will give social
narty and banquet on the 22d, IN commem-
Grafton of Washington's birthday.
"Rome will howl to-day or that part OF
il wherein the chamber of commerce is stu
ated, over the retrenchment question.
A large delegation of Minneapolis young
bloods visited St. Paul yesterday, and viewed
al city.
The White Earth Indian delegation, with
Father Tomazin, will call upon Governor
Pillsbury this morning, and in the afternoon
upon General Sibley.
MADAME Roland by Gov. G. X. Davis,
for the benefit of the Ladies Society of the
First Baptist church, is a trinity that Will
fill the Opera House one week from to-mor-
row evening.
The Fire Department association will hold
an adjourned meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock in the hook and ladder house. AS
business of Importance will be submitted, q
full attendance is desired.
The sacredness of yesterday did not deter
the ice gatherers from pursuing their avoca-
tions, and it will now be in order for the
"unco guide to classify them with morning
newspaper and other downward travellers to
but confound Beecher.
In these days of hot-footed retrenchment
would it not be genuine economy to provide
the chief engineer of the fire department
with horse and buggy, to enable him to be
on hand at distant fires in time enough to be
of immediate, which means signal, service
He was little, just trifle elevated, when
to him appeared four others whose geese
we're pendant at the usual altitude and
whom, not having seen for some time, he
cordially and successfully grasps by the
hand. ''Boys," said he, with charming limo
cence, 81 always find lots of friends when
am drunk"
Box 5 was turned yesterday afternoon
at 1870, in consequence of flames being dis
covered bursting through the roof of a house
on Fort street, owned by Mr.. Lane. The
fire was communicated from the burning
chimney, and was quickly extinguished by q
few pals of water before the department.
which responded with commendable alacrity
arrived. The damage was very slight.
The Sons of temperance will have meet
ing in Clinton avenue church, West st. Paul
this evening" to which cordial invitation
is extended to the general public, and at
which the following problem will be wrestled
with: "lles0Lyed That it is the duty of Con-
gress to take the initiatory steps, looking
to an amendment of the constitution pro-
hibiting the several States from disfranchis-
ing any citizen on account of SEX
Between eight and nine o'clock last even
ing, under the chaste moon and innocently-
twinkling stars, young man and woman
were caught in Irvine Park by the officer of
the beat, IN ,tlagra11te dezicto. The man
succeeded in making his escape, but as he is
we'll known by the officer his capture is only
question of a short time. while the woman
was permitted to go home on her promising to
put in her appearance this morning,
Mr.. Homer D. Cope-th the popular reader,
spent the Sabbath in St. Paul, stopping at
the Merchants. This evening Mr.. Cope
gives a reading at Saltwater: tomorrow
eVeL1uS dt ILdu OlttlIc, ullu aC Iuo opera
House, this city, Wednesday evening, under
the auspices Of the knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Cope comes here highly endorsed by the
American Literary Bureau and the press of
the leading cities of the Union. For his
St. Paul appearance, he will present his
famous dramatic recitation of the five act
tragedy of Damon and Pythias, in which his
ready adaptation of voice and manner to the
character represented, and quick transition
from the delineation of one passion to
another in the various scenes, is pronounced
one OF the most astonishing evolutionary sue
cesses of the age.