Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBEL ETs.

next.
Take down your storm doors and double
windows.
Yesterday will take the prize for fine
weather.
Reserved seats for sale tomorrow for the
Dime concert.
Farnha1 & Lovejoy's mill will soon re-
sumo operations
Hon. D. NJ. Sabin, of Saltwater, was in
the city yesterday.
Early sewers report blades of wheat two
inches above ground.
A full hedged game of base ball appeared
in lower town yesterday.
Mud where there was plenty Of travel yes
terday, and dusty elsewhere.
New ballot boxes are being constructed
for the approaching election.
The excavation for the new bank build
ing is already nearly completed.
The name of Hon. Dorilus Morrison is
among the last mentioned for mayor.
Outdoor evening serenades are in order.
The boot-jacks have not yet thawed out.
The new uptown Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway Office will be opened the first OF next
week.
The Barlow House is undergoing improve
nents which will give to it fifteen additional
rooms.
Society Norden will present the play of
::Joy and Sorrow at Pence Opera House this
evening.
Mrs. Clagstone has resumed her classes in
German and music, temporarily suspended
by the severe illness of her son.
G. S. Elicit, representing the firm Of
Averill, Russell Il Carpenter, was looking
after business interests in the city yesterday.
The examination of witnesses in the matter
of the appointment Of q guardian for Ovid
Pinney was continued at the probate court
yesterday.
Minneapolis is SO economical that although
the city lookup is supplied with gas, the
police are instructed to use kerosene for
illuminating purposes.
The Hen convention at Brackets Hall
yesterday attracted it's usual share of visitors,
and another good days record was added to
the successful undertaking.
In city the size of Minneapolis, people
ought to have the privilege of sending and
paying for telegraph dispatch as late as II
O'Clock at night if they SO desired.
The Cecilia Quartette, the Pioneer Quar-
tette and the Great Western Band are ex-
pected to comprise the next quarter dollar
entertainment at Association Hall.
The genial countenancc of Frank E.
Hessler doomed up from under Il silk hat
yesterday. Frank is running his Wisconsin
flour mill night and day, and stores about
300 barrels of flour per week.
The old ladies called it scharming.'' The
young ladies' called it 'slovely and exquisite.'
The children called it :'splendid,'' and the
masculine gender called it ''d-n fine" We
refer to the weather Of yesterday.
A permanent reduction of fare to 3 cents
per mile has been secured for State Uni
versity students who have occasion to travel
over the St. Paul & Sioux City, st. Paul e.
Duluth, and Northern Pacific railways.
Superintendent Prior states that never since
there been such rush of persons to this State
Most of the number are seeking for farms and
homes and should be warmly welcomed.
The considerations paid for Minneapolis
real estate which changed hands during the
two weeks ending March 18th, amounted in
the aggregate to $216,125. At least so it is
recorded in the office of the register Of
deeds.
VIM. Welch was before the municipal
court yesterday, charged with being found in
a house of ill-fame. Owing to the recent
decisions of district court juries, however,
Judge Cooley decided that it was doubtful if
there were any houses of ill-fame i'll the city,
and the prisoner was discharged.
The public school interests of Minneapo-
lis are the most important of any that will
be effected by the coming spring election.
Rem smber it, and select your candidates for
the board OF education with unusual care.
You should know whether liberal policy
will be pursued or not, and whether any
change in the superintendency will be made
Hamlin & Brown have sold, to John A.
Christian, Esq, the Taylor property, corner
Sixth avenue south and Eighth street. The
price paid was $4,000 cash. They also have
sold lot on Tenth street, near Nicollet ave-
nue., for 81 800, and a lot on Park avenue,
near Fifteenth street, for 5000 Real estate
begins to partake of the general prosperity.
Lovers devote the present evenings to per-
ambulating the streets, and loafng around
secluded corners of front porches, just as
though it were June OF September The
only evidence one has that it ought to be cold
weather is the fact that each makes a self
sacrificing effort to keep the hands Of the
other warm, and to generally prevent them
from taking cold.
meeting of the representative Scandi-
nayians Of the First ward was held night be-
fore last, in order to announce their prefer
ence for aldermanic candidates. BENJAMIN
Nelson was nominated for one year, T. M.
Bohan for two years, and G.. B. Dake for
three years. There were SO persons in at
tendance at the meeting, and a committee
was appointed to wait upon the gentlemen
nominated and inform them of the action
taken.
THE CHICKENS.
List of the Premiums Awarded
The poultry show was brought to sue
cessul close yesterday, when the premiums
were awarded as follows:
Light Brahma fowls, LIST, G. Nc. c. Receive.
Dark Brahma fowls, End r. McCluskey:
chicks End W. Woodward.