Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15
CITY aLoBULETs.

The old liners smile from ear TO ear
Dry pickings at the capitol last evening.
The river in front Of the Jackson street leves
emains open.
w. d. Rogers is Past Chancellor Of Champion
lodge, Knights of Pythias. d
The night is done and the glimmer Of light
5 spread athwart the political skies. c
Neither the Senate nor House committees
will be announced until tomorrow.
State Editorial Association at the Chamber
IF Commerce room to-day at o'clock.
More wheat arrived by team yesterday than
on any one day for some time. 81 was paid.
Senate and House in session this afternoon
the former at 230, and the latter at
O clock.
Prof w. H. Lieb will sing a leading part in a
Sacred Opera in Des Moines, Iowa, some time
next month.
Considering the bad condition of the roads,
there is a remarkably fne display of wood and
hay in the market.
The woods are full of candidates for Assistant
Secretary of State and - is named as the |
coming dark horse"
The annual meeting of the Ramsey County
Agricultural Society will take place on the 26th
in the old Court House.
Most of the members of the Legislature re-
turned last evening, and the hotels again pre-
sent an animated appearance.
Yesterday afternoon a few Senators and men,
beers were observed at the capitol, but both
chambers have deserted aspect.
Judge Brill, of the District Court, takes up
the criminal calendar to-day, upon the conclu-
sion of the labors Of the Grand Jury.
A war to the hilt is going on for Assistant
Secretary of State, and the peace of the repub-
lican happy family is seriously jeopardized.
At the meeting of the license committee Of
the Board of County Commissioners yesterday
morning, the cost of county licenses was fixed
at $25.
Heavy SHOWS have fallen recently in the
pineries on the headwaters of the upper st.
Croix, and the lumbermen are correspondingly
happy.
Macfarland's delivery wagon was badly
smashed yesterday afternoon in the vicinity of
Seven Corners by o runaway collision with
hitching post.
Tho genial Private Secretary Pussy mourned,
last evening, for "baptismal item for The
GLOBE, and Rachael-like, refused to be com
| forted because he had it not.
DR.. Heichold will deliver an address to the
Temperance Reform Club on the evening of
the 17th-providing he can spare the necessary
time from reading Tile GLOBE.
Deputy Sheriff Callan yesterday morning
took over to Saltwater convicts Frank Honeger
and Thomas Malone, who 'sgo up the former
for 10 months and the latter for II.
The jail sewer contractor, Igo, has the privi-
lege of tapping the Robert street sewer, as per
license issued by the city yesterday morning
the aforesaid little douceur costing just 425.
Between my Policy and the pulling and
hauling of the elect for the loaves and fishes of
the Assistant Secretary of States Office the
republican heart is sorely vexed. Truly, there
is no rest for the wicked.
The order Of A. o. U. W., of this city, will
hold public meeting at their hall on the night
of the 22d. Addresses explanatory of the OBJ
jects of the Order, it's rapid growth &C., will
form part of the exercises.
/ Saltwater sends the following delegation OF
leading citizens to the Annual Convention OF
4 the State Firemen's Association at Faribault
to-day: A. X. Doe. NJ. Moffatt, F. E. Joy, D.
q H. Hersey. w. E. Easton, and r. Patoile.
Now that the DAILY GLOBE Is living
breathing reality, your old settlers cup of bliss
is well nigh filled, and would absolutely rur
over, could ''Old Probabilities be induced tt
send along regular old-fashioned cold snap.
The funeral of young Ramsden took place
yesterday from Christ Church. He was killet
J by limb falling from tree in the pinery
His ago was twenty years. large number O
friends followed his remains to Oakland Gene
terry.
The reading room of the Windsor was the
scene of a very pleasant half-hour entertain
ment Sunday evening. The Lew Benedic
Boys held forth to q small but select audi
ence. As usual, Reilly was the star. N,
cards.
! Bonjou,., 4Nesdanues ct Gentilhonu,ses
Turn to the GLOBE, its teeming sheets survey
Big with the wonders of each passing day;
Births, deaths, weddings, politics, party wrecks
Bill Chandler's crow-bar, and Haysite broker
necks.
| young man, whose parents live near Cen
| treville, Anoka county, and whose name ha
! not been learned, was instantly killed one da
. last week, while working in the pineries, by
! tree falling upon him. His body was brough
down to Wyoming on the Duluth road last Fri
day night and thence taken to Centreyille 70
: interment
, The committee legislation Of the Board o
E County Commissioners yesterday agreed upon
. bill in relation to the county poor, and ais
upon another amending the legislation of las
: winter in reference to the printing of the ia
n list. Both bills have been placed in the hand
g of Hon. G. d. Gilfllan, who is to introduc
!. them in the Senate.
At the annual meeting of the Executiv
) Board Of the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rev
!, ing Association, at the Palmer House in CHI
T cago, on the 18th, Commodore G. L. William
Q represented the Boat Club of this city. Til
d Board fixed upon Peoria, Ill, as the place, an
June 18th and Goth the time for holding til
g Association Regatta of 1878.
Horse and cattle thieves have become so n,
merous in Mcleod county, near Hutchinson
that the citizens have organized vigilance CON
mittees and threaten vengeance on the depred,
s tors when caughte Meanwhile an earnest ole
fashioned Methodist revival is going on in ths
a enterprlsing burgh, with the view of bringin
y back the demoralized sinners to a wholeson
J. fear Of the devil of the daddies.'
+ Franz Henry Widstrand, publisher of tn,
d remarkable journal, the Truth Teller, at Lal
Constance, Wright county, haa sent a long con
munication to the editorial convention, whic
. meets to-day. 1t has not been opened, and il
/ richness is bottled up to be uncorked on tt
!, convention in all its freshness. Franz prin
! the 1,atth 1e1le, with a rolling pin. He h.
l. evidently struck bed rock in the practice {
3 printing papers economically.
minnesota Midland II. II,
The officers of the Midland Railroad Con
pany, narrow gauge, which is to run frol
- Wabasha to Zumbrota, a distance of GA mile
!, = and which some time ago temporarily suspel
= ded on account of lack Of means at that tim
{, now feel lcontident, as GLOBE reporter w,