Daily globe., 1878-01-24
CITY GLOBULES.

SILObULES.
Silver ':chin music" and lots of it, in the
Senate to-day.
That Grand Jury report has the smack of
an out-and-out stump speech.
'Railroad religion" was being preached in
the highways and by-ways of st. Paul last
evening
Hon. w. L. Banning is to discuss financial
matters at the Chamber of Commerce to-
morrow evening.
Thomas Cochrane, jr., will address the
Temperance Reform at their rooms on Sew
enth street, this evening.
Senator Doran's resolution for the repeal
of the Resumption Act is the special order
in the Senate at II o'clock this morning.
Deer are plentiful along the Brainerd
branch as far down as Elk River, and are
seen almost every day from the passing
trains.
Judge E, F. Parker, of Duluth, has been
appointed clerk to the judiciary COMMITTEES,
and his appointment will be announced to
| the House this morning.
Yesterday afternoon, at the foot of Jack
son street, runaway dray collided with and
upset an express wagon, but, beyond slight
scare, no damage was done.
Tugs are plying on Lake Superior between
Duluth and Bayfield, and Ashland and in
fact there is no obstruction to the passage of
steamers from Duluth to Buffalo.
| 1t is rumored that Judge Page will not
| fight it out but intends resigning. But the
rumor comes from suspicious quarters, and
the wish, no doubt, is father to the thought
| The three prisoners, @. Bush, Ed Kay and
Harry Howard, convicted in the District
Court and sentenced to the Penitentiary for
one year each, were taken to Saltwater yes
terday.
The special committee appointed to-day on
the Hastings g. Dakota extension bill had
meeting last evening, and it is understood.
were diligently engaged in framing On on
tirely new bill!
Bridge bills are still being introduced in
the House, though the prospect of their pay
ment even when passed and signed by the
Governor, is dim, remote and far down the
vista of futurity.
The indications are that a lively fight will
tween the Northern Pacific and the st. Paul
&, Pacific railroads, and that the former will
be the one to take the initiative.
In the lexicon of Webster there is no such
word as reconciliation, but the old fellow
couldn't look far enough ahead to see that
Republican Congress would be guilty of an
act which has made it household necessity
In view of the existence of small po1
along the line of the st. Paul & Sioux City
Road notices have been posted at the various
stations requesting all employees to take the
proper precautions to guard against it by
vaccination.
i At last John KS Skating Rink will bs
duly opened tonight with music and fire.
works. The ice is in splendid condition,
and for the remaining nights of the week
there will be jolly times for the skaters.
twenty-five cents and no risk of being
drowned or burnt up. Take it in.
The two regular committees Of the Senate
! and House on the Insane and the Joint
special committee to which was referred that
portion of the Governors message relating
, to the insane subject, left for st. Peter OF
the early train yesterday morning, to visi
> the asylum at that point. and returned by
e the evening train.
The first of the series of dramatic read
ings by Gen. s. p. Jennison came off a
Unity Church in this city last evening" snd
was listened to by fair audience. The ex
: ercises consisted of extracts from Shak
. speare's GAS You Like It." and were rem
/ dered in pleasing and highly acceptable
, manner.
, In place of the regular Friday evening
y lecture at the Academy Of Science, fire.
lecture will be given this evening by Mr.
;. John S. Clark, Of Boston. The subject vii
: be Art, Education and its Relations to Aes
> thetic Culture and Industrial Arts. The lee
: ture will be illustrated, and no doubt 1T vii
: be as much appreciated here as 1t has beer
in all the eastern cities in which the Learned
gentleman has delivered it. The apprecia
Q ton and enjoyment of the lecture will no
be the less because it is free.
Notice.