Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

K. of P drilled at their hall last evening.
The bull-pen is ready but tramps are scarce.
Postage on Bill Washburn's rebuttal
amounted to $5.42
Glass ball shooting by the club this after
noon at the end of Park avenue.
City council meeting this afternoon at $3.50.
Step out the old, welcome the new.
Pygmalion at the Metropolitan will become
more popular than Pinafore The piece is we'll
set.
The bond of R. W. Currier, town treasurer of
Greenwood, was filed in the registers Office
yesterday.
John Ellager was elected driver of hose cart
No. for the ensuing year at the company
meeting held last night.
good day again for drug store yesterday
They did a large business in ''liquors sold
strictly for medical purposes
There are at present some seventy in mates at
the poor farm, of which number only some
half dozen are free from the doctors hands,
Mrs. Augle, better known as skinny Lii
formerly an inmate of Mrs. Dennis bagnio,
was ordered out of town by the police, yester-
day.
Directors of the narrow gauge railroad met
last night and adjourned without accomplish
ing anything. They meet again to-day. at
P. NJ.
The prisoners confined at the county Jail are
not to be put to work on the stone pile, as they
we're sentenced to the county Jail and not to
the stone pile.
George Tenant, who had his foot crushed by
a car about three weeks ago. ia, under the care
of DIR. Ames, slowly recovering, and his foot
will soon be as well as ever.
A number of women availed themselves of
the privilege of the ballot box, and cast their
votes for members of the school board in the
First, Second and Fifth wards, yesterday.
The Mississippi and Rum River boom COM
pany met yesterday and elected directors for
the ensuing year. The old board was elected
rs follows: s. 81. Chute, J. A. Lovejoy, J.
Dean, L. Day, G. G. Merriam and L. Fletcher.
Health Officer Evans has filed his annual re-
port for the year ending April l, 1879. The
following is an abstract from the report:
Deaths in the city during the year, 493; births,
1,101, of which number 573 were males and 528
females.
The mayor is waking up. The police have
strict orders to carry out the law in reference
to the social evil. Let them only carry out the
suggestion of Father McGolrick, and arrest the
male as we'll as female prostitutes, and they
will have the hearty thanks of every good citi
zen.
J. B. Huntington was arrested on Contra,
avenue, yesterday afternoon. for throwing
stones at persons passing by. He was taken t.
the police station and there showed signs of
INSANITY. He was examined by DR.. Linn anc
pronounced insane. He will be taken to St
Peter this morning.
The Summer Garden trio banda bass drum
fife and cornet-commeuced to discourse its har
monious sweetness last night, when hors'
and buggy standing at the Minnehaha gallery
on Washington avenue, exhilerated by the
music waltzed off down the avenue, the walt;
terminating in mad gallop toward Minnehahi
Falls.
Bill Kings paper shows it, extraordinar.
enterprise and industry by the following motto
in Yesterday issue as news: 'The judges o
election will confer favor by seeing that tn
election returns are sent to the Pioneer Pres
editorial rooms at as early a,
hour as practicable this evening"" This
just the difference: While the superannuate
news man of the fossil machine sits waitin
for items to be handed him already written uE
the busy swarm of experienced GLOBE re
porters scour the country in search OF news
which is served up fresh and spicy every morr
ing for the public delectation.