Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-30
CITY aLoBULEs.

Register tn day.
This is the last day of grace on which to reg
ster.
Alderman Roberts left for st. Lous, by last
evenings train.
There were no trials yesterday in the civil
end of the municipal court. |,
The brick layers are now in the fourth story
Of the Merchants Hotel addition.
If there is any virtue in the letter r, you had
better eat your last plate of oyster for the
season to-day.
John R. Irvine has so far recovered from his
severe attack of erysipelas rs to be considered
out of danger.
A much needed sidewalk is being laid down
upon Wacouta street, from Seventh street to
the No. 2 engine house.
Ed. G. Canterbury, now lying in St. Jo-
seph's hospital as charge from Wadena coun-
ty, still continues to improve.
Brick laying has commenced on the fine |
block on lower Third street, adjoining the
store of Upman Beaupre, Allen 4 Keogh.
Judge Wilkin fled a decision yesterday |
wherein he refused to grant an arrest for a |
debtor. The altogether unusal.
The engine and boiler Of the Eighth street
planning mill are being placed in position, and
miniature, but clearly defined whirlwind
swept the dust heavenward on Sunday after
noon in the neighborhood of Pleasant avenue
and Third street.
The many acquaintance of James Racquet
will be pleased to hear that he was so GONZALES
cent yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital to be
able to walk about his room.
A ledger lay on the bare floor of the cell of
the police station last night with his body
racked by rheumatism. He said he had had
nothing to eat all day Sunday.
DR.. Bryant telegraphed on Saturday, to Kan
sas City, Mo-, to ascertain if MIR. Monroe Sheire
had visited that place, but the doctor had not
received any reply, up to last evening.
The offices and court room of the upper part
of the court house receiving
thorough cleaning yesterday. clearing the decks,
az it were, for the forthcoming term.
The Robert street sewer is all but completed,
and received drenching yesterday. The pave
ment will soon be laid and that long obstructed
thoroughfare will soon be in a passable condi-
ton for traffic.
In the report of the Saturday, meeting of
the county assessors, published in the SUNDAY
GLOBE it was stated that it twas concluded
| that COWS should be averaged at 80" It should
have been $l8.
Rev. Jonas Auslund, formerly pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, on Saltwater street,
in this city, and for year pastor in charge of a
similar church at Minneapolis, died at Anoka
last Thursday.
A gentleman down from Donnelly yesterday
| %1> IS
| from Winona he believed, looking for loca-
ton to enter up a tree claim. That woman
| will make some man business wife.
Morton, Moore & Co. yesterday received from
GAINESVILLE, Butler county, Iowa, consign-
mentof a dozen young light brahma cockerels,
which were of remarkably large size, and at
tracted the attention of poultry fanciers.
Get your reserved seats this morning for the
Troubadours and Bell Ringers comic concert
entertainment, which takes place tomorrow
night at the Opera House-35c, SOC and Use are
popular prices, and, of ITSELF should crowd the
house.
The st. Paul and Pacific company are engaged
in filling in front of the passenger depot, with
a view of changing thereto two of the present
| tracks running into the same, and extending
the platform to the additional width thus
secured.
A Jumper" who had been temporarily en-
ployed upon the levee for two hours in unload.
ing one of the boats, was tearing his hal,
round the custom house yesterday afternoon
in search of a libel to retain the steamboat for
his pay.
At Plymouth church on Sunday, after morn.
ing service, there were received some twelve o,
fifteen letters from parties in the East, recon-
mending as many persons for admission into
the church. This is strong indication of the
great influx of population.
Next Sunday trains on the st. Paul Il Duluth
road will commence running into the depot OF
the st. Paul & Pacific road. This change will
be most acceptable to the travelling community
especially to those of our citizens who spend
their summers ut White Bear.
Mr.. Harry Salisbury, pitcher for the Rec
Caps last season, leaves this evening for Cleye
land, o., where he has engaged to play will
the local club this season, 1t is reported the
management of the club are negotiating will
Em-Gross for catcher to Harry's pitching.
The first annual ball of the Pioneer Relic
association, took place last evening in tn
Atheneum, about eighty couples participating
: who most enjoyably chased the heeting hour
with flying. feet to the bewitching strains q
Seibert's orchestra, until well along in tn
morning.
The St Paul Athletic club gave an enter
3 tainment at their rooms on Third street, las
evening. The rooms were densely crowle,
3 by spectators, who took a deep interest in al
the exercises. Hon. J. B. Brisbin Delivers
the address, after which the club went through
their exercises.
!. After eighteen years of constant and I'M
: assisted labor, w. J. Godfrey yesterday close,
3 his establishment at 101 Seventh street. stowe
away his stock temporarily, and will no,
Q shoulder his gun and fishing rod for seaso
: of rest until the eagle spreads his wings i
some other locality.
9 A laborer, named D. M. Hall, while engage,
on Sunday in track laying upon the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad, managed t
run rusty inch-spike completely through on
: OF his hands. DR.. Murphy welded his lancet
Q ana the man Is progressing favorably SO far.
8 Judge Brill was occupied, yesterday afte,
noon, in chambers, in hearing the testimony i
> a divorce suit, continued from the Saturday
special term, wherein Wilhelmina Smith sourb
d to be severed from her liege lord, Charles c
f Smith. The defendant offered no opposition
but the Judge adjourned the court withou
. fling decision.
8 Yesterday George Francis Patwell called ur
: on Col. Kiefer almost before the break of da1
. and after a whispered conversation with hir
departed with mysterious looking documeu
: carefully deposited in the left side vest pocket
On the paper was conspicuous the name Q
Miss Mary Fetsch-George admits, however
the eventful day will not be till the 9Th q
May.
MIR. Chester Lalime, the immigration ageu
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