Daily globe., 1879-03-20

Coopers on the strike.
NO business at the probate court yesterday
Ihe Reform club held a sociable at Har.
risons hall last evening.
oniy two aldermen absent from the city
council meeting yesterday afternoon
No one will pay working men their days
wages who so out to vote on the bond ques-
ton.
James Harrigan lost a finger yesterday
ny feeling the edge of circular saw in mo-
tioa.
The chemical wagon which is used by
Germania Hose Co. No. 2, cost the citv
$1,000.
The sooiable of the First NJ. E. church was
held. at Mrs. Wetmore O'Brien's residence
last evening.
Chief Munger is busily engaged in max
ing up his statement for the year ending
March 81, 1873.
The examination of persons desiring to
teach in the public schools will be held at
the court house on April T..
AS Mr.. H. Goodenough was getting into
his buggy yesterday afternoon his horse
started and threw him, causing a sprained
ankle. .
Robert Smith, of St. Paul, will deliver an
address before the temperance organization
of the First Nj. E. church, on Monday even
ing. March oath. @@
A painful accident occurred to Mr.. Oliver
Hudson's little daughter yesterday. A kettle
upset and the boiling water falling upon her
arm scalded it badly.
L. T. Thompson, who was injured by
falling from wagon, on Tuesday morning,
is in very critical condition, the doctors
having no hopes of his recovery.
The pastors of the NJ E. churches in St.
Paul and this city will hold conference
commencing on May 26, and continuing four
days, at the Hennepin avenue church.
meeting of the Workingmen's Union is
called for Friday evening, for the purpose
of considering the question whether the
Union shall take any action on the bond
election.
81. Gervais of Osseo, fears that some one
Of his countless friends will be dolts enough
to think that the Fl. Jarvis who was fined at
the municipal court on Saturday for an as
sault was he. Gervais wishes to say he is not
Jarvis.
The cooper shops throughout the city are
closed to-day, the men being on strike.
One of the pr ointment men in the milling
interest said last night that if the coopers
would not work for the present prices the
millers would use sacks instead of barrels to
ship their flour.
Patrick Murray and Thomas Ryan, two
tramps, were found in Phelps barn, in the
rear of st. Marks church, early yesterday
morning. With them was an ulster and
hat, which was stolen from Mrs. Aliens
boarding house on March 7th. The two
were brought before the court and sent up
for ninety days each. "
The engagement Of the Hess Opera COM
pany at the Academy of Music came to an
end last night much to the regret of all true
lovers of music and good acting. Immense
audiences have honored each several per-
formance and if this unrivalled company
should come again and stay week there
would be no diminution in the attendance.
The operas presented during the season were
Mgnon, in which Miss Abbott displayed her
wonderful culture: Chimes of Normandy, in
which Mrs. Sequin completely captured the
house; Bohemian Girl, with Miss Montague
as Arline-and fascinating Airline she was,
and Turner as Thaddeus; last but by no
means least Faust. Each opera vas in every
sense magnificent rendition and too much
cannot be said in praise of the whole com
pany. They leave to-day for St. Paul and
no one in the sanity city can afford to miss
q single narfOrmanca. --------.