Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-12
CITYaLOBULEs.

TIE ST. PAUL Dali.
CITY
Tho Third street pavement underwent
scraping yesterday.
Camilla Urso At Open House next Monday
eveniug-reserved seats Saturday morning.
As dryer the wind Of yesterday was . sue
cess. It caused the mud to disappear at 2:40
gait.
Business will be little more lively this
morning in the criminal end of the municipal
court.
The summer garden orchestra has been
strengthened by the addition of very fine
cornetist.
The ''tec chosen was only decoy pigeon
who had been lined during the day with a
gratuitous chart.
Vegetation already shows the effect of the
recent rains in renewed greenness and more
vigorous vitality.
After the lecture several we'll known St. Paul
gentlemen were called for practical tests, but
few were chosen.-Ufspatch.
Three young men were hustled out of the
Summer garden last evening and celled at the
police station for disorderly conduct.
The st. Paul Musical society and the Mime
apolis Choral Union have arranged to give two
concerts in May-one at the Opera House, the
other in Minneapolis.
Col. Stephenson, the United States supervis-
ing inspector of steamboats,, arrived yesterday
from Galena, ILL.,, to establish his official head
quarters in the custom house here.
young man giving the name of Thomas
O'Brien, was locked up yesterday afternoon for
the larceny of coat and pair of pants from
the store of John Picha West Third street.
Not cow can now be seen the streets,
thanks to Officer Mitchell. The officer, howev-
er, finds considerable trouble and obstruction
in executing his duty, from owners of cows.
The immigration commissioners are prepared
to receive bids for printing and binding $4,000
copies Of an 80-page octave pamphlet 5pecif-
cations at the Governors room this morning at
8 o'clock.
of Albrecht, Lanpher l. Finch, was married to
Miss Mamie Dexter, step daughter of Henry
A. Wilson, ESQ.,, of the firm OF Davis, O'Brien
Il Wilson.
Yesterday afternoon James o. Brien, the eff
cient deputy clerk of the district court, pulled
health lift to the extent of 1900 pounds, and
then handsomely turned the giant swing on the
horizontal bar.
In the advertising columns of this issue, the
superintendent of the reform school offers $40
reward for the recapture and return of two
boys who escaped from that institution on
Wednesday night.
Was it tramp or some Othsr scoundrel who
stopped and insulted young girl on the cor.
ner of Tenth and Wabashaw streets, Wednesday
night? The scoundrel had better keep clear OF
the neighborhood for the future.
The two tramps, who were recently con
demned by Judge Flint to weeks imprison
| ment at hard labor, with bread and water only
for food, were actively engaged yesterday il
| filling the wood boxes of the court house will
fuel.
Undor the genial influences, yesterday, Of
bright sunshine and a brisk breeze, the street.
dried with miraculous rapidity, the only ex
ceptions being, of course, the points where the
| street-car track lagoons stagnate in all theil
foulness.
The body of the son of Capt. C. W. Nash
who was drowned at LIE Suer last week Tues
day, has not yet been recovered. A continued
search has been kept up since the sad accident
| but without avail. The river is being watched
for twenty miles below the scene Of the drown
ing, hoping that the body may come to the sur
! face.
1t having been decided to close the Soldiers
Orphans Home. at Winona, May 10, grant
| reunion, of the inmates will take place OF
May s. In all there have been nearly $50 in
of of no 1orr ohor<, vlD,~
have signifed their intention to be present OF
that occasion. A pleasant time will undoubt
eddy he enjoyed by those present.
Although the order has not yet been officiall,
promulgated, it is understood at the depart
ment military headquarters that the Seventh
United States infantry is to be transferred from
Montana to Fort Smelling, to be succeeded q
the former station by the Third regiment, nov
at Fort Shaw. Should this change be effected
Gen. Gibbons and Lieut.. Alfred johnson, SO,
| Of Gen. r. W. johnson, of this city, will ono
| more return to Minnesota.
| The st. Paul Gymnastic association is dom,
quiet, yet effective work in the way of phys
ical education. The rooms of the association
are amply furnished with all kinds of gymnas
| tic apparatus. including dumb-bells, from on
pound to LOG pounds in weight, both large ant
small, Indian clubs, &C., DC, instructions il
| GuelE use Delu3 1UpdTGeO Tree OF charge Dy IN
| superintendent. The entrance fee is SIS, ant
| the monthly dues 81. This makes it prett,
high for many, and it is here suggested that tn
use of the rooms, with the right to practice
the. elm, be granted on the payment of month
| ly dues. This would have a dual effect. l
would swell the treasury and help to meet tn,
$500 needed for annual expenses, and would in
duce many ladies to join, as is the case il
other large cities. The association now mum
| bers fifty members.
| The articles of incorporation of very am
bilious association were filed yesterday in th
Office Of the secretary of State. 'sThe Pembin,
Farm company is the title of the incorpora
! ton, having its headquarters at Pembina farm
| Polk and Pembina counties. Its capital is t,
| amount to 10000, 10 per cent. to be paid up
| with which it is proposed to buy and sell rea
estate, cereals, general merchandise, and liv,
| stock of all kinds; to conduct general agency
business; to construct, lease and operate ele
vators and warehouses;; to construct and oper
ate -four and other mills, and dispose of thei
products; to construct dams and create water
powers, and to use and lease the same; and t,
lay out towns and villages, and to sell and con
! vey lots therein. The incorporators who are t,
| accomplish all these objects with the munifi
cent sum named are James P. Nelson, William
| A. Rust, Alexander Kempt, Nelson O. Wilcox
J. G. Callahan, Fitch Gilbert, B. J. Churchill
| and Richard Chute, all of Eau Claire Wis.
Board of Public Works.
A special session of the board of publ,
works was held yesterday afternoon, a
| which all the members were present. Col
H.witt and Mr.. James K. Humphrey wer,
also in attendance.
The object of the meeting was the fina