Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-31
CITY GLOBULEs.
Hessian band tonight at the Atheneum.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Hessian band tonight at the Atheneum.
The funeral Of Hon. j. L. Lewis takes place
at Mendoza at o'clock this afternoon.
high wind prevailed all day yesterday. yet
there was far less dust than on the day pre-
vious.
The Czech, Bohemian relief association, will
April.
The sand-bar in the river opposite the lower
levee is beginning to render itself visible as
the water recedes.
Among the Clinton's cargo yesterday norm
ing, was large quantity of cement pipe, for
the st. Paul water company.
On and after April LIST, two Pullman coaches
will be run daily between st. Paul and st.
Louis on the Minneapolis & st. Louis route.
The great American tragedienne and emotion
al actress, Mrs. Mary Anderson, said to be the
handsomest woman on the stage, tomorrow
evening at the Opera house.
The committee on claims Of the county
board held session yesterday, transacting
nothing but routine business, which will come
before the board at the next meeting.
Kuhle Stock yesterday moved into their
new and commodious quarters, 20 Robert
street. Among other movables transported was
comfortable lot of cigars, numbering 88.OOO.
"E. W. has received her pocketbook from
Capt. Webber, which, through the instruments
atty of the GLOBE was rescued from an 'shon-
est" reader of the Dispatch who couldn't read
English.
The clerical force of the internal revenue
department was actively engaged yesterday in
balancing the months transactions, as they
appeared on Uncle Sans books, to the mil
ionth part of a cent.
Ole. Anderson, confined in jail here for the
alleged crime of homicide, committed some
time since in Wright county, will leave to-mor-
| row for Buffalo, in that shire, where he will be
placed on trial next Tuesday.
The right of way for the Hudson d River
Falls railroad. an enterprise in which several
granted or secured, that it is expected contracts
for grading will be let this week.
One hundred and fifty mules, and splendid
looking animals they were, were brought up on
the Clinton yesterday morning, consigned to
several livery men of this city and also to sew
eral large farmers in the country.
The secretaryship of the immigration board
| is just now the bone of contention and is being
fought for nobly. Most, if not all. of the con-
testants are well qualified and it is probable
the fight will be long and close one.
$50 give the devil his DUE it should be re-
membered that Pat. Connolly, the barkeeper of
the Adelphia, SO fragrantly prominent of late
in municipal court annals. is in no way related
to the Dispatch reporter of the same name.
| IL l., IL
| ton of the fire ordinance, changing the fire
| limits, was passed. Taking advantage of this,
Mrs. Robinson will probably erect fine frame
building at the corner of Robert and Ninth
streets.
The st. Paul Water Works company has
called the attention of the police to the fact
that parties are in the habit of securing their
aqueous supply from the public free fountains.
The force has been Instructed to put a stop to
the practice.
The cigar twisters, employed by Harrison &
Yerplank. yesterday contended on the diamond
with nine made up from all the other cigar
twisters in the city. And now, for a month to
come, there won't be a cigar in the city that
will pull worth a cent.
| Professor Allison, of La Crosse, well-known
as lecturer and editor of the 1eetotaler of that
city, will with the Rev. Mr.. Satterlee, address
! the Temperance club of St. Paul, on Tuesday
evening, April 9th, at the club room on Seventh
street.
Yesterday, young man named Manskey, a
resident of Carol street, while engaged in un-
roofing an old house, fell therefrom and sus-
tanned fractures of both bones below the knee
of the right leg. DR.. Stamm set the segments,
and the man is all right, as far as heard from.
Those advertising cards containing photo
graphs of Minnesota scenery by Zimmerman
are not only very neat, but are calculated to do
| immense good by their distribution in other
States and sections, which it is matter of con-
graduation, is already being. extensively done.
State Treasurer Pfaender yesterday distrib-
uted $4,000 in seed wheat bonds, as follows:
First National bank, $25.0O0: German Amer
lean bank, 1926, 600; Merchants National bank
$4,000; State Permanent Fund, $32, 600. The
banks were purchasers to the extent named and
the Permanent Fund had previously advanced
on account.
The boys of the fire department are gradual
ly getting their uniforms. These will be of
navy blue, with appropriate gilt buttons, hav-
ing the letters "F. d. embossed thereon, sur
rounded by an appropriate wreath. The but
tons arrived yesterday to order, and the men in
a short time will present as neat an appearance
d. any III Inc country, anu IueIe are lew more
efficient.
The Workingmen's union of this city has de-
cided to issue weekly paper, to be entitled
the Workman. The journal will be 14xl8 in
size, will appear next Friday for the first time,
and will entirely be devoted to the interests of
the working class, without dabbling in politics
or religion. A canvass for the new hebdoma-
dial. made yesterday, resulted in getting $50
| su bscribers.
Everybody knows that old settler Kellogg
will, sooner or later. be called to go UP higher,
but all hope that day may be long postpon ed.
But all this does not initiate against the fact
thae he is going up little higher on his own
account, other words, No. Is Third street
! will know him no longer, while No. 4S will
bristle all over with the fglories and toys of
Kellogg As Kellogg will be one square nearer
the GLOBE Office, in his new location, it is set
| tied that he is on the right road.
! Some time during the night of Friday,
thieves effected an entrance, by way Of the
coal CRATE, into the cellar of the saloon on
upper Third street. between Oak and Pleasant,
occupied by B. Veson. From the cellar, they
attempted to gain ingress into the saloon by
prying open the doorA The noise, however,
awoke Mrs. Nick. SchrSpz, sleeping overhead,
who Immediately rushed to the window, and
screamed for the police. This alarmed the vii
ians, who escaped before police assistance