Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NIINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS
Milton Mobiles tonight.

IhltOu NODltS tO-ulSAu.
Election of officers at Druid hall for the
Evergreens No. this evening.
The calendar for tho coming term Of the
district court will consist of ninety-fve cases
besides the criminal cases.
Colored peoples aid society will meet this
evening at Association hall, weather and
janitors permitting.
The Metropolitan was crowded last night,
the performance being for the benefit of Mr..
knickerbacEers hospital.
Minneapolis will soon shake hands with
her big brother st. Paul i'll an iron grip
that short line is progressing rapidly.
A drunken row occurred in tenement
house on High street, near the suspension
bridge, yesterday afternoon. Norwegian
was arrested and locked up.
The Milton Mobiles entertainment at the
Academy, last night, was most enjoyable
one, and spoke hatteringly for the author
and artist None should miss the play to-
night.
Two news boys were badly scared at the
ST. Paul Il Milwaukee depot yesterday by
Officer West, who arrested and then liber-
ated them. The little rowdies will take
lesson.
The Northwestern Fuel companys office,
Bridge Square, was burglarized Tuesday
night by some thieves who evidently knew
the premises well. The thieves however
only succeeded i'll bagging $4.65.
The ladies of Park Avenue church know
now to dispense Strawberries and cream.
Their entertainment last night was most
enjoyable one-the strawberries and cream
being the least of the attractions.
III. G. Bull, ono of Wright county's prom
inent citizens, OF Cokato, was in the city yes
terday, on business. He reports business in
q tourishing condition in Cokato, and the
farmers IN good spirits over crop prospects.
The Minnesota State Sangerfest will hold
their annual meeting in this city on June
2lst. The exercises will continue for three
days, and the committee of arrangements
are already making extensive preparations
for the occasion.
The funeral services over the body of
Frederick E. Seifert, who committed suicid de
on Tuesday night, will be held at his late
residence, 23S Seventh avenue north, at 9
o'clock this morning. The funeral will be
IN charge of the A. o. .. W. society.
Samuel lie Barteaux, a young Frenchman
who has been at work i'll the pineries, while
attempting to take the shell from loaded
cartridge with q hammer, had his thumb and
first finger blown off, and his face cut. DR..
Salisbury amputated what remained of the
injured members and dressed his face.
The members of the police department
last evening presented Fred G. Shepherd
with an elegant double-barrel shotgun.
Mr.. Shepherd has been a member of years
but resigned in April last, and will start to-
night for Montana, to take up his residence
there. The boys all wish him success in his
new home.
The friends of Mrs. N. NJ. Learned will
regret to learn that that estimable lady still
lies in dangerous condition. It will be re-
membered that q week ago, while attending
a bible reading with hor husband, at the Tab
ernacle, she was taken ill., and her life was
dispaired of, but she rallied for time and
gave hopes of recovery, but yesterday bel
condition was not 50 favorable.
The board of health held meeting or
Tuesday evening, and decided that diphtheris
was contagious disease, and instructed
the health officers to take the Same
course as with other contagious dis
eases. Orders were also ISSUED
to prohibit persons from dumping manure
OF garbage of any kind within the city linn
it's, a jumping ground having been provided
outside of the city.