Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-28
CITY GLOBULES.

The river il clear Of ice from tie bridge
down below be bend, and is rising rapidly.
we'll selected programme will be rendered
at The dime concert by the Great Union band
at Pfeifer' q hall this afternoon.
The case of VIM. J. Kountz against the
Northern Pacific railroad company has been Ger
titled to the United States circuit court.
The morning express yesterday on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road was some tive
hours late, caused by a washout on the La
Crosse division.
Fifteen coaches of Canadian emigrants fol-
lowed by eighteen cars of stock and effects will
reach St. Paul to-day, over the Chicago st.
Paul & Omaha railway.
Three young men, all very drunk, were ar
rested near the Seven corners by Officer McMa-
hon last evening. The trio will spend Easter
Sunday in the lookup.
An action has been commenced in the United
States Circuit court against j. Negrnult
charged with cutting timber from lands be-
| longing to the government.
Two ioafers visited Pauline Bells dive
| last night and on leaving took large tea store
chrome with them. The police searched for
the twain but without success.
The man who by teasing his horse learns him.
when standing by sidewalk to viciously snap
! at people passing, makes his horse nuisance
but ought to be arrested himself.
concert will be given in the basement of
st. Josephs church this evening. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will be devoted TO
the St. Joseph temperance society.
IN action was commenced in the district
court. yesterday, byJ. L. Forepaugh ct al
against John Pryor and others to enforce pay
ment of note of g., $50 secured on property
situated in the town of Hawley.
The annual hall of the st. Paul Cigar Max
ers' union will be held at Pfeifer's hall on
Moaday evening. 1t promises to be one OF
the largest and most successful entertainments
ever given by the society, and deserves well Of
of our citizens.
drunken individual was found lying in the
middle of the street at the corner of Robert and
Third streets by Officer Murphy last night.
After the mud being scraped off with dry goods
box, he was carried to the lookup and given q
warm cell to dry off.
Last weeks Independent, published in New
York, had contribution in it from Rev. Dr.
Dana, setting forth the value and economical
Importance of the school of forestry, proposed
to be established at st. Paul by the chamber of
commerce Of this city.
The would-be suicide Charles G. Van Solen,
who shot himself in the head about two weeks
ago, and who was thought to be recovering, is
slowly failing. The physicians state that he is
threatened with softening OF the brain, which
will ultimately cause his death.
The committee on railroads of the common
council will hold special meeting at 8 clock
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of con-
sidering what action should be taken with re-
gard to constructing bridges over the street
crossings used by the railroad companies.
young man giving his name as James Ten
nison was arrested by officer Newell last
night at 10 o'clock, charged with the larceny of
a coat which he was wearing at the time he
was taken in custody. The youth admits hav-
ing stolen the coat from railroad man ST
Fargo.
callow St. Paul youth, who is celebrated
for lack of brains and snobbishness, has been
writing down to Chicago to instruct the Times
in the art of journalism. Storey has given the
namby PANTY squirt away very badly and he
Is the deserved laughing stock of the city
"demmer'
There will be a meeting of the Irish National
Land League at the old court house, Tuesday
evening next, at Z 80 o'clock, March 2Sth. The
committee on rules and organization will
make their report and an address on the Irish
question will be delivered by VIM. l.. Kelly,
Esq. All friends of Ireland are invited to at
tend.
A meeting of the committee on appointment
of teachers of the board of education was held
yesterday afternoon at which it was decided to
recommend the appointment of Miss Gibson
to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of
Miss Lull at the Jefferson school and Miss
Davis will be recommended as an assistant at
the same institution.
Owing to washout OF the Chicago, st. Paul
& Omaha railroad near Knapp's Station, some
sixty miles away. by which about 200 yards of
the track was carried away, no train was sent
eastward on the Chicago, st. Paul & Minneap-
oils railroad last night. The damage has been
repaired, however, and a train will start direct
for Chicago at o'clock this morning.
When fine weather returns, SO that pedes-
trianism is practicable, there will be more
complaints about the vulgar loafers who occa-
sionally hang around the city expressmen's
stands on Wabashaw street and about the
horses that pinch mems shoulders and snap at
ladies' garments-unless the expressmen drive
away the loafers and teach their horses to be-