Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-13
Observation-Disclosures
Specially Reported for tho Daily Clio
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Not even drunk before the municipal
court yesterday.
Two DRINKS and nine dodgers at the police
station last night.
It is understood that no public parade will
be held by the Irish societies on st. Patrick's
day.
band of local jubilee singers gave con-
cert at Curtis & Stebbins restaurant last
evening.
The New England dinner, at Ill Nicollet
avenue, yesterday afternoon and evening, was
we'll patronized.
Detective Hoy arrived home yesterday af-
ternoon and the funeral of his child will
toxic place this afternoon.
The smoke-stack at the Nicollet house
burned out yesterday morning. No damage
except that new one will have to be put up.
The Metropolitan company give Catholic
benefit evening on Friday-St. Patrick's
day-when Robert Emmett will be produced.
house being moved on Washington Ave
nue., coming in contact with the telegraph
wires, caused an alarm of fire yesterday af-
ternoon.
Communications pro and con on the ques-
ton of issuing $25O,OOO.00 worth of bonds
for the narrow gauge road, are now the order
of the day.
One Thousand five hundred and thirty dol
lars and two cents was psid to the Cottage
hospital for board of county patients for the
year ending March I, 1879.
Rev. Thomas Clary delivered lecture en-
titled "a Struggle for the Home" at the
Franklin M. E. chapel, last evening, to
large and appreciative audience.
The employees of the st. Paul & Pacific
freight yard, had a row with gang of
tramps yesterday afternoon. The railroad
boys came off the victors. Time, minutes.
Father James McGolrick, of the Immacu-
late Conception church, and Father Powers,
of the church of the Holy Rosary, will leave
for Chicago tomorrow morning on short
visit. .-3.z.s .s.
Mr.. G. W. Savage, of Brooklyn town, says
that he was bulldozed at the election held
there on March 18th. He states that he re-
celved 70 votes and Ezra Hanscom II, but
the returning board" declared Mr.. Hanscom
elected.
The result of the election in Richfeld
March II was as follows Supervisors, E. T.
Irwin, chairman: James Garvey, Charles At
Hoag assessor, E. Woodward town clerk,
T., Hrr ,hrv. }roNo
constables, VIM. Fogarty, Joseph Cressy.
A young boy named Day found two sets
of single harness under pile of. lumber
at the corner of Seventh street and Seventh
avenue south. The harness had not been
there long and were probably hid there by
thieves. The property awaits an owner at
the police station.
At the election of town officers in Mime
apolls, held yesterday, A. D. Libby was
chosen town clerk; R. P. RUSSELL y. R. Will
son and Jerome Layman, supervisors; Hiram
Van Nest, assessor; j. Il. Grimes, treasurer;
VIM. Summers and James Tinkham, con-
stables, and j. Thompson, justice of the
peace.
From the rapid way tickets are selling
for the Hess opera season it is evident that
the public fully appreciate the grand treat
in store Miss Emma Abbott and William
Castle are alone sufficient to draw an i'm
menense house, and besides these are the
great tenor, Turner; Peakes and Ryse; the
eyer-popular Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin; Miss
Annie Montague, and a host of cultured ar
lists. Miss Abbott to-day stands without
rival on the American stage for exquisite
culture and schooling, while Turner and
Castle possess voices unsurpassed for pure
ness of tone. The support is unusually
strong.