Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09
CITY GLOBULEs.
To.murrow is Palm Sunday.

Inc street 1orce were engaged yesterday III
tickling up the mud on East Third street.
Gov. Pillsbury is so much better that it is
expected he will pay a short visit to the capitol
to-day.
Good Friday comes next week. There will
be services in the cathedral on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
The storm-doors at the Merchants were re-
moved yesterday. This does settleit; YOU can
put aside your ulster.
The river is open from the bridge to the
lower levee; two more days of clear sunshine
will paralyze the ice king.
The teachers of the public schools of this
city will meet at the assembly room of the
High school this morning at 10 o'clock.
A meeting of the Central land league will be
held tonight at the hall corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets. An interesting session is
anticipated.
John Mckay, who boards on West Fourth
street, yesterday reported the loss Of an over
coat and hat, which were cabbaged from his
room Saturday night.
John Powers was arrested last evening by
Officer vogtle while going through the Wash
ington house. All the booty he had succeed
ed in getting was two dinner pals.
John Cody ambled into the police court yes
terday, and displaying lacerated mug, he
asked to have warrant for the arrest OF one
V. Franeski. He was accommodated.
Late Friday night, an aged woman, both
deaf and blind, was brought from one of the
depots to st. Joseph's hospital. Yesterday she
10 har OF
In doing the rounds the ubiquitous reporter
daily encounters the query "who is to be the
next mayors" This is something that the
knowing fellow doesn't care about giving
away.
The Cathedral guards are arranging for
grand entertainment to be given at the Opera
house on the night of the 25th inst. The pro-
ceeds will contribute to the purchase of their
new uniforms.
We never heard an audience laugh so hard
and laugh so continuously as last evening.
Bishops conception of the garrulous "Widow
Bedott" is entirely different from that ever
presented here, and the company Is strong
one.
Maurice Lyons, of Perkins, Lyons & Co., is
entitled to consider that the public is making
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been appointed to serve as judge of election
May Sd, and also drawn to serve as grand
juror the same day
The inmates of the county Jail were yester
day supple with neat library of books,
papers and periodicals, collected by Miss Paine
who has taken laudabe interest in the vel
fare of the poor and unfortunate. The case
was presented by Mr.. Bergman.
Yesterday mating was put down in the hall
ways of the market house, greatly to the salts
faction of the State officials, who were an
noyed and Inconvenience by the noise of the
almost continual going to and fro upon the
bare floors of the building
John Farrell's face is pinched with the
frost of many winters and he is also venerable
in vice He was before hizzoner yesterday
on the old charge of drunkenness, and as the
clerk remarked it looked pretty tough Sim
plya case of booze, yer honor, said the police
man. and the old sinner went to the roost for
ten days.
State Librarian Taylor yesterday received a
letter from VIM. Kimball, State librarian of
Connecticut, stating that when the legislature
convened IN June, immediate steps would be
taken to furnish Minnesota with complete
set of the law reports, etc., OF that State, to
49, $500
the capitol.
A brawny fellow named Albert Erickson,
from the distant land of pines and peaks,
was arraigned at tho police court yesterday ,
for paraiyzing his immense physique with
creased lightning tanglefoot. He couldn t
speak word of English, and was as drunk as
an oyster. A fine Of IS was imposed, and he
paid the ducats.
James Kingsley was up yesterday, charged
with fourishing a revolver in Hutch's saloon
and on suspicion OF trying to 'unwlnd" a
granger. He denied the charge, but having a
furnished record the chances were against him.
He promised to leave the city on the first train
if released, and he was permitted to go, with
some sound advice.
Mr.. R. s. Clark wishes all the Sabbath
school children to meet in the Baptist chapel,
on Wacouta, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, to practice the songs for the mass
temperance meeting which is to be held at
s o'clock on Sunday in the First Baptist
church on Ninth street. Don't forget to
bring Gospel Songs, No. g."
1t is singular coincidence, but never since
the fever of "Plnafore" ragged have church
people so generally patronized stage produc-
ton. 1t is probably attributed to the Bedott
Papers having been originally written by a
clergyman's wife, Mrs. Whitcher, of Utica,
N. 2. The matinee to-day no doubt will draw
out large attendance of ladies.
The committee on streets, of the city coun
ell, met last night and considered number of
objections to the opening and extension of
University avenue. 1t was decided to post
pone definite action and also that the members
of the committee view the street in body. A
number of objections were also heard against
the proposed opening of Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
man named Frank Thompson was brought
to this city by the United States marshal
Yesterday, charged with making extensive in
roads on government timber at Rainey, near
the Lake OF the Woods. He was before Com
missioner Cardozo and committed until to-day.
The defendant was cutting logs and transfer
ring them to the British possessions. The
deputies made the journey by means of dog
trains.
The committees OF arrangement, finance and
amusements of the Northwestern Travellers
association will meet this evening to lay out
their work in connection with the reunion to
be held at Lake Minnetonka July I'd apd 4th
The committee on finance will meet at the Of
fee Of Albrecht, Lanpher d Finch, and the
committee on amusements at the office of A.
o. Bailey. All parties are bound to make the
reunion grand success
Mr.. H. E. Mann, clerk of the United States
circuit court, is engaged in taking testimony
in two important cases in the United States
circuit court of Iowa. The first is that of
the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul railroad
against the st. Paul & Sioux City railroad
company, and the action is brought to estab-
lish the title to large tract of land, nearly
100000 acres, situated in Iowa. The other
suit is entitled John Mclean ct al. against J.
w. Hobbs and Others, being an action on con-
ract.
An important seizure was reported to United
States District Attorney Billson yesterday, as
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