Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-19
CITY GLOBULES.

The grass IN RiCe park ls putting on al
emerald hue and the trees all over the city are
budding
West st. Paul shows more new buildings Of
the present seasons construction than any
other part of the city.
Last night the streets were as dark as Cerebus
and there was not the glimmer of gas lamp
in the city. Why is this thus?
The streets were crowded yesterday by old
and young enjoying the balmy spring breezes
that were waited up and down the valley.
Neil Fredericks, first assistant chief of the
Minneapolis fire department, visited Chief
Strong Yesterday and took in the sights of the
metropolis.
The smoke-stack for the new saw-mill in
West st. Paul arrived on Saturday, and will
be hoisted into position to-day. Work will be-
gin within ten days.
Mr.. Monroe Sheire has gone to Sioux City in
response to telegram announcing the danger
GUS illness of his son, j. NJ. Sheire, living in
that city for several years past. The disease
is consumption.
venerable man, tottering with the infrmi-
ties of age and the effects of whisky, was ar
rested by Officer Gruber yesterday afternoon
beastly drunk. He was brought to the station
and relieved of pocket pistol of fluid chain
lightning. S
A toney looking German, with moustacbe
and imperial and a ludicrous stutter in his
speech got on the rampage yesterday after
noon and made Seventh and jackson streets
howl with his antics. He was lodged in the
cooler by Officer Gibbons.
a rich treat is in store for the public in the
famous lecture of Gen. Franz Sigel on IRE
publics and Empires" to be given at the Opera
house tomorrow evening. The subject Is one
that should interest all liberty loving people.
and the lecture should draw out a large audi
ence.
About noon yesterday the Phalen water was
shut off from the city, the hydrants in the lower
part of the city opened, and the mains thor
Oughly cleaned out. This was all very well,
but why didn't the water company notify con-
sumers that the job was to be done, so they
could prepare themselves for it2
The weather yesterday was typical of a gonu-
inc April day. High winds prevailed through
out the day, and a. lively downfall of rain in the
| morning was supplemented by thunder
storm in the evening. The storm extended
| over a wide area and at midnight the telegraph
lines were reported down over a great portion
of the State
pleasant dinner party was given at the res
| idenoe Of MIR. Albert Scheffer yesterday after
noon in honor of the poet Herr Won Bodenstedt.
| There were present the following well known
gentlemen: Capt Jacob Manner, j. j. Penner,
Maurice Auerbach, Fred De Haas, and Messrs.
Siebolt, Zahonyi, Rapp, Hauser, Gilsen, Van
deThoff and Won Baumbauch.
Articles of incorporation of "Winona Coun-
ty Mining Company" was fled in the secretary
of states office Saturday The general nature
of the company's business shall be the mining
and smelling of ores and manufacturing OF
metals, principal Office at Dresbach. Winona
] county, Mimi, but the business may be ex-
| tended out of the State. The names of the
incorporators are G.. B. Dresbach w. E. s.
Burns G.. Wilmeyer, G.. johnson, VIM. II.
Sherwood, L. Blumentritt and Joseph J. Gen.
ther, of Dresbach; Theodore Rudolph, of Wi
nona and Capt. Jerry M. Turner. Of Reeds
Landing. Capital stock, 100000; shares,
| $25 each.