Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
Croquet sets have appeared.
Now look out for maple sugar.

Dr. Butler and wife are at Townsville,
Ga.
The Gen. O'Neil Skirmishers cleared 5000
by their 22d of February ball.
The Sixth avenue hotel is being painted
externally, and otherwise improved.
Some of the farmers in Hennepin county
have commenced the sowing of wheat.
A valise was stolen by sneak thief, from
the st. Paul & Pacific depot yesterday.
March 10Th is the date fixed upon by
Julia Rive-King for herpiano recital in this
city.
There were 100 "enquirers' at the union
meeting at Association Hall, Sunday evening
last.
Pete Howe has resigned the clerkship of
Dave Blakeleys peanut stand in the post
Office lobby.
Display your flags and shout. Minneapolis
is not to have base ball club during the
coming season.
Do not forget Rev. Mr.. Stimson's lecture
on cart and Art Culture at Association
hall tonight. 1t will be local in it's applica-
ton.
At the Market house on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week Will be held a
convention Of the sugar cane growers of the
State.
The pay-car passed over the Minneapolis
&, St. Louis railroad yesterday, and numerous
luxuries will be INDUCED in by the employees
to-day.
Messrs. Coykendall Bros. & Co., have pur-
chased the stock of VIM. Murphy, of st.
Paul, as nucleous of the stock which they
propose to offer at wholesale hereafter.
Mr., J. H. Abbott, of Cannon Falls, yester-
day put in an appearance at police head
quarters and laid claim to the harness found
in the possession of Thompson Trip, the
desperate.
The fifteenth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Daniels, of the Belle
vue House, was pleasantly celebrated by q
party of about fifty of their friends Satur-
pay evening last
At the dedicatory services of Grace Mis-
sion Chapel, Sunday afternoon last, a sub
scription was taken and 1915 secured-enough
to purchase an organ that had been loaned
to the church for the occasion.
Freddie Bondurant, the victim of the pas
sion of Mr.. VIM. Pavit, has been temporarily
adopted by the family of Mr.. John Menden-
hall, of Maple Grove, where he will receive
the best of care and kind attention.
The county treasurer suggests that de-
linquents in the matter of personal taxes
had better pay up, as there is bill now be-
fore the Legislature that has every prospect
of becoming law, that attaches penalty
of 5 per cent. on March LIST.
The sad announcement of the death Of
Mrs. G. N. Bailey, wife of DR.. Bailey, of the
East Division, was made Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held to-day at 2 p
m. at the residence, No. 400 University ave
nue.. Friends of the family are invited.
The 3:45 train on the Minneapolis & St
Louis road, on Sunday afternoon, ran ove1
and killed a man named Wenzel Staneck, al
point three miles south of New Prague
| Mr.. Staneck was abont 80 years Of age anc
recently been employed at New Prague.
The annual State poultry exhibition viii
commence its fifth annual session at Brack
ett's hall Monday, March 18th. Among The
curlosities to be on exhibition will be pat
ent incubator, and dozen or more chickens
are expected to be arti6cially Matched before
the eyes of the audience.
The Lurline boat club made extensive ar
rangements for their promenade concert, to
be given at Silver Grey Hall, this evening
and it promises to be one of the finest par
ties of the season. A number of St. Paultes
are expected to be in attendance, and the
Lurline boys will act the part of entertain
ers to the best of their ability.
Judge Vanderburg is in receipt of letter
from his son, member of the Freshman
class of Princeton college, describing tn.
recent notorious fight with the Sophomores
The Freshmen are now not only armed with
revolvers, but with bull dogs, and the Judge
does not blame them much, in consideration
of the indignities to which they have beer
subjected.
DIED.