Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-05
CITY GLOBULES.

the Opera House tonight.
Prairie schooners, bound for the great prair
les of the Northwest, have already commenced
sailing through st. Paul.
Faribault lodge No. 16, Knights of Pythias
filed articles of incorporation in the office o.
the Secretary of State, yesterday.
The examination of applicants for admis
sion to the bar will take place before Judge
Brill Saturday afternoon at 2 2. NJ.
The county commissioners visited the poo
farm Yesterday, finding everything IN gooe
order and having a general appearance o.
thrift.
An action was commenced in the district
court, on Yesterday. by Isaac Staples to recover
an alleged indebtedness of 1850 from Z. r
Webb and Others.
Complaint was made at the police station by
Farrell Cassidy yesterday that dog at Irvine's
feed store had bitten him in the leg. Officer
Lowell was directed to kill the animal.
decision was rendered by Judge Simons on
yesterday sustaining taxation of costs IN the
case of G. NJ. Rumsey, ct al, against the
Bennett Osborn manufacturing company
The members of the Linderkranz society
are rehearsing the grand romantic opera of LIE
nardo and Blondine. by Moegele, which will be
produced here in superb style IN about a
month.
The car filled with bonded goods which ran
off the track near Fergus Falls was replaced on
the rails yesterday and sent on to its destina-
ton at Winnipeg. None of the goods were in
jured by the accident.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Mitchell arrested
an individual named Daniel Ahern at the cor
ner of Fifth and Minnesota streets. Ahern was
very drunk aud was creating q disturbance
when collared by the officer.
Dispatches from our neighboring city says
another fine audience greeted the Emma
Thursby company at the Academy of Music
last night. Tonight will be the last Oppor-
tuuity of hearing the great Diva sing.
When Delaney & O'Connor's stock yards are
in full working order, which will be during
April, they will shelter and feed four thousand
cattle daily. That will allow the railroads to
do about all the cattle carrying they can get.
The office of the district court was thronged
with veterans of the late unpleasantness and
the orphans and widows of those who persisted
on the field of glory. 1t was pension day and
the gallant Jimmie O'Brien was kept busy all
day making out the papers.
There was the well known rustic of silk
gowns accompanied with on odor of musk at
the police court yesterday, which indicated
the presence of the bedizened and stately
madams. They fled-in on the old charge of
keeping houses of ill-fame, paid their fines,
and were discharged.
Col. Allen, of the Merchants, is still at New
Orleans, but will leave in a day or two for
Florida and probably arrive home about the
23th He reports meeting goodly number of
citizens of st. Paul, Minneapolis and Still
water. all of whom like himself, are in good
health and enjoying their vacations hugely.
shiftless looking pedestrian, named Peter
Duffy, was before Judge Flint, yesterday morn
ing, charged with vagrancy and drunkenness.
He stated that he had been working all winter,
but his memory failed to recall either the name
of his employer or where he had been to work.
He Was sent to the cooler for fourteen days.
memorial service in honor of the late
l. Adolph Cremieux, the eminent French
statesman and true Israelite, will be held, this
evening, at the Temple, on Tenth street, at
half past seven o'clock. Rev. Dr. ]. Wechsler
will deliver the address in English. All are
cordially and especially invited this coca
sion.
Capt. Russell Blakeley has taken hold of the
project for establishing here large refinery of
amber cane products, and will probably work
it up in few days so that something definite
can be stated in regard to it. Such an estab-
lishment will be of great value to the city and
State, in promoting commerce and in placing
amber cane Cultivation On the sure foundation
of regular market prices.
Manager Strakosch is fully convinced, from
the way Miss Thursby has been received, both
in st. Paul and Minneapolis, that it will be no
venture to bring the Strakosh Grand English
Opera company to these cities, and he hopes to
arrange dates SO that ne can give season of
grand opera early In May. Negotiations are
already pending with his brother, Max
Strakosch, to come to the Northwest at the close
of their Chicago season, which will be good
news to our citizens.
The thigh joints of the railroad amalga-
nation, consisting of the respective officers
and boards of directors Of the three organiza-
tions and General Manager Bishop. Superinten-
dent Lincoln and other officers of the st. Paul
& Sioux City railroad, and Frank B. Clark,
traffic manager of the Chicago, st. Paul d
Minneapolis railroad, left at o'clock yesterday
morning, as per announcement in special
train of three palace cars and baggage car,
for tour of inspection of the st. Paul i Sioux
City road and its branches.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Burt
was much pleased and encouraged at the sue
cess of the teachers institute at Jackson, from
which he returned Wednesday evening The
institute opened with an enrolment of fifty,
and throughout the greatest interest was shown
in the proceedings. MIR. Burt reports the peo-
pie of that section of the State in excellent
spirits in anticipation of favorable crop next
season and the certainty of large influx of
corners during the coming summer
months.
Mellgren & Cowham have just finished for the
city neat little job of die stamping, being the
plates which are to bear witness on the collars
of dogs that their owners have paid the license
fees required by the city. The plates are
Brittania metal, inscribed in raised letters,
City license paid $780," and ornamented with
finely cut head of dog. They show that this
firm can undertake any style of die cutting and
stamping. But who bossed the job? The fe-
male dogs will snarl, for their plates are OK
idised, while those for the males are as bright
rs if polished.
Persons who have occasion to visit the reg
lister of deeds office, are sssailed by the most
sickening odors and to the employees of the of
flee the inbreathing of the villainous compound
has become almost uncomfortable. The odors
are generated from the bad sewerage in the
of the new court house, and action should
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