Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-14
CITY GLOBULEs.

Lent Is over, and the season of gayety will
revive.
Remember the German typos grand ball at
Armory hall tonight.
A valise, containing number of miscella-
neous articles of slight value, was found on
Rice street, yesterday, and brought to the sta
ton, where it awaits Identification.
The spring bonnet wasl out in its glory yes
terday, at church. 1t is a Leghorn hat, with
Dolly Warden ribbons in pulled profusion, and
has demoralized, crumpled look about the
brim.
A disgraceful row took place OF noted Eagle
street bagnio yesterday, occasioned by q party
of Minneapolis bloods, several of whom got
crippled SO badly by the indignant mistress Of
the dive, that they had to be taken home in
carriage. 1t ia to be regretted that their names
could not be obtained for publication, as affairs
Of this kind are becoming altogether too
frequent.
Aspecial rehearsal of Queen Esther is called
for this evening at Prof Leib's rooms opposite
the postofice, to which the singers of the city
are invited. Prof. Seager requests that any
new applications for membership be made this
afternoon from to o'clock, or this evening,
after which date it will be impossible to con-
slider new applications.
The St. Paul boom is already for work, and
the work for it to do is at hand. The last issue
| of the Luna6er1lan advertises 5000 600 feet of
white pine logs for sale, of which 100000
feet are to be delivered in the St. Paul boom,
This lot is to be followed by other amounts al
ready contracted for. Col. Prince, president
OF the Boom company, is ready to supply all
and every demand for logs, no matter what the
quantity or quality may be.
In getting up the uniforms for the Plus TX
society. Messrs. Mccarthy and Donnelly tele.
graphed to New York for the BELTS which ar.
rived Saturday, the firm sending them, how
| ever, neglecting to put on the buckles. The
| members of the society were greatly annoyed
by the omission, and had it not been that they
were going to- church, there would have pro
badly been some rather strong language. Th,
belts will DE returned for the proper fastenings
Kings paper abuses the telephone exchang
because it entertained its customers with a lit
tic music Saturday night. We would sugges
to the telephone people that they relieve thi
young yawpers nerves by locating their ex
change somewhere else instead of in the PiOnee
Press building. A good many patrons Of tn
exchange would prefer not to have their con
versation filtered through that establishment
be picked up and published or betrayed, if an
of that gang can get hold Of it..
| The st. Paul & Pacific railroad sent out extr
emigrant trains yesterday and this morning
The first vent out at o'clock yesterday mor1
ing, and consisted of four coaches of emigranl
and eight cars of stock and effects These a
rived here by the West Wisconsin railroad. TIL
} other lot came in over the Chicago, milwaukee
& St. Paul road, arriving here at IL noon ye
/ terday. The train consisted of two passepge
, coaches and ten of stock and effects. ha
was made till shortly after IL o'clock tn
morning to feed and rest the stock, when, wit
three of stock added for Campbell, on IL
: main line, the train was started forward. II
majority Of the emigaants of both these trail
were going through to Manitoba, though quiz
, o number were bound for Dakota in the v
, entity of Grand Forks.