Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-30
ical powers, seemed to try to shout themselves

ical powers, seemed to try to shout Themselves
h0arse.
Yesterday the superintendent OF tie state
school funds was made. Hennepln county re-
ceiyes 92,576 upon 8, 074 scholars, while the
500 pupils Of the city get 81, 1sl 80.
In the competitive examination Of appli-
cants Of medical graduates for positions in the
College hospital, conducted yesterday, Drs.
Allen and Mcintyre took the laurels.
The Democrats Of the Fourth ward will
probably act upon the suggestion of the
GLOBE and nominate DR.. Phillips for alder
man. He Is a staunch Democrat and popular.
Did Loring write his own letter of accept
.auce, or is there Fletcher subjolned to the
delicate word Loring? But then 1t matters
little, as the ultimate results would be the
same. aaa sie ooIEsc a-ia
Chief Munger yesterday received a letter
which stated that the store of Mahrbocker &
Sheehan, in Benton, had been entered by burg
lars. who blew open the safe and got away
with $7OO In cash. rs.-iassQ - tA.ze
f., "A gentleman called at the police station
yesterday and complained that he had been
bitten by vicions dog owned on Western av-
enue and asked that the deg be shot, The ca
nine will be attended to. 49,. -
It is stated that two men were caught In
the act Of tapping till in 8. P. Elem.
ming's grocery store on Cedar avenue. The
scamps refunded the money and eettled the
matter, escaping an arrest. go, e.
Last evening the Zouave boys held their last
meeting for theyea On next Wednesday the
preeent officers of the company will step into
The ranks and new ones placed In their stead.
This Is one OF the rules Of the company.
The temperance people are after Mr.. Lor.
ing's scalp. They don't relish the idea Of
placing him upon a ticket called the law and
order and temperance, when they know he IL
not temperance man after their own heart
The Journal is happy. It says Loring's
letter Of acceptance is q ''daisy." But 1t sound
ed, when read, as though it mad blossomed in
| a cold climate and too early in the season, and
had been frost bitten. Take the "daisy" out
Of the chilling blasts of the political winds or
| II will surely die. .5f feia s5asiI
: There was rumor upon the streets yester-
day that woman residing in South Mime.
apolis had taken large dose of
morphine to commit suicide on account
of domestic troubles, and that her life was
saved by the assiduous labOrs OF physi-
clan. However, nothing definite could be
traced up. p
As sample Of the manner in which the
Republicans run their convention, the GLOBE
wishes to mention the fact that motion was
made to vote upon the nomination OF mayor
by reclamation. This vote was then taken
and prevailed, whereupon the chairman at
once declared Mr.. Loring nominated without
having taken o vote upon his nomination at
all. s -lsl - ..a,.c.
Next Wednesday morning, it is highly prob.
able, the editor Of the Journal win wake up
with the conviction that he had better have
let John C. Oswald alone. Mr.. Oswald is an
old time Democrat, and, when fully aroused,
is an energetic worker and power. And the
Journal has certainly aroused him to action
and he is acting-and DR.. A. A. Ames will be
elected to the office OF mayor by good round
majority.