Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-19
CITY GLOBULES,

CITY GLOBULES.
Murray's Metropolitan company opens at thu
Opera House tonight with "Rosedale.''
The sanitary condition of the city would pt
vastly benefited by a removal from the street:
OF the deluge of villaiuous mud.
ga drunken tramp was arrested yesterday
aftersoon by Officer Willimvosky, at the corner
of Seventh and Rosabel, for exposing his per
| son.
Thousands of persons were on the streets
yesterday enjoying the beautiful sunshine and
genial breezes of what was far more like q
| spring than winters day.
| The great fur sale of the Hudson Bay com.
pany takes place in London to-day. This sale
| is of special significance from the fact that it
regulates the fur market for the season.
soldier from Fort Smelling, armed with
two bottles of bug juice, was found in a
drunken sleep at the corner Of Third and
| Exchange street yesterday afternoon. He
| was taken to tho lookup for the night
The dime concert given at Pfeifer's hall by
| the Great Union Band orchestra yesterday af-
ternoon was attended by large number of
citizens. The programme embraced number
of popular selections which were most admir-
ably rendered.
The evolutionary entertainment to be given
| at the Opera House next Thursday evening by
Prof. Lyman, Miss Ida Flower, and Miss Emma
Jassoy, for the benefit of the High school
library, promises to draw one of the very best
audiences of the whole season.
Johnny Rea, newspaper correspondent of
Bismarck, writes an improbable story about a
distinguished lawyer of this city trying to treat
a jury at Fargo. The improbability is in q
representation that the jury indignantly reject
ed tender of several bottles of wine or whisky.
No Dakota jury ever did that.
Workmen will be engaged in transferring the
telephone wires from the roofs of buildings to
the poles to-day, and the exchange hopes to be
pardoned for any Interruptions 10 communica-
tiOns that may occur in consequence. 1t is ex-
pected that everything will be in complete
working order by tomorrow morning.
By an error in the table of the recount of
the votes cast for county commissioners in the
lower district published in the GLOBE of yes
terday Mr.. Grace was credited with but 1850
votes, whereas he is entitled to 1860. If all
the votes had been counted lMr. Grace would
have had 1862 votes and MIR. Mcintosh 1917,
but IS votes were thrown out for informally.
At the annual election of st. Aloysius' soci-
ETY. OF Assumption church, held last evening,
the following officers were chosen: President,
Geo. Gerlach, Jr.; vice president, John Vene;
secretary Geo. Michel; treasurer, John Wilber-
shid: librarians, William Sonnen, A. n. Jan
sen. Louis Vessel. The reports as to the con-
dition of the society were exceedingly favor
able.
They must have new man on that obscure
journal down the street, perfect wit, and fun
ny man. His jokes and witicisms yesterday
were stupendous. That "Pinafore'' Joke was
heart-rend;ng. Hoop.la! Bring In tho bal
looms for the blue eyed beauty, who nick
names our old merchants, and clips his jokes
from the Patent Medicine Almanacs. He's
full of 'eu. En- pedo Hercule,n!
Acting upon the scripturalS precedent of res
cuing the sheep that fall into the pit, the ice
companies were vigorously prosecuting the
work of cutting and saving condensed and
frozen water, yesterday, regardless of the in
junction, Remember the Sabbath day and
keep it holy" The present continuous spell
of soft, melting weather accounts for the
precedent being followed rather than the ill.,
junction.
On Saturday evening, while a private dance
was in progress at the residence of William
Lehman, No. l4U lglehart street, number OF
young men ATTEMPTED to gain entrance. On
being refused admittance, they tore up the
fence in front of the house, smashed in the
windows and committed other depredations.
The police were notified, but before they ar
rived the gang had left. The leaders of the
gang arc known, and warrants for their arrest
will be issued this morning.
The Canadien the French newspaper, pub
lished in this city by d. Michaud, has been re-
Gently enlarged one-third, and with neat uni
form and fine typographical makeup, it
presents an exceedingly handsome appearance.
By dint of labor and judicious management
the proprietor has enlarged its circulation,
within period of two years, from $50 to 1000
papers per week. Newsey, we'll edited, and
strictly impartial in the discussion of current
topics, the Canddien enjoys the patronage and
support Of the French speaking population of
the Western States. In addition to this it may
be said that with the exception of the Courier
TEtatS UniS, the Canadien is the largest
French weekly paper in the United States.