Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
locality naturally object to having their
private property monopolized.

LOCALITY naturally object to having their
private property monopolized.
Assistant Postmaster P. O'Brisn has
compared the sale of stamps on a basis of
fifteen working days during the present
month, and an equal number of days for
November, 1882, the sale during the latter
period being $500 in excess of the CORES
ponding number of days for the same
month this year.
AS the result of the destruction of the
Seventh street bridge, Mr.. L. E. Reed,
president of the Capital bank, is about
closing his fine residence on Dayton bluff
and removing to the Merchants hotel for
the winter. He does not feel will to daily
risk his life and that of his family by
longer residing on the bluff.
By reference to yesterdays proceedings
of the board of public works it will be
seen that instead of the expensive bridge
structure contemplated over Trout brook
valley at Seventh street the board have
decided to throw over the
chasm a full width wooden bridge to cost
in the region of $4,000.
John Olson, who visited the church of
the Assumption in his stocking feet few
Sabbaths ago and wanted to be ba ptizsd,
and who also tried to hang himself ia the
county Jail few nights ago, was examined
at the probate court yesterday, was pro-
nounced insane and will be committed to
the hospital at st. Peter to-day.
Arrangements have been fully completed
for the Inauguration of the new and ele-
CANT organ at the Assumption church.
oh k,c,.y1 k.2; .ol3 @
ing with vocal and instrumental concert.
fine programme has been arranged and
the entertainment promises TO be one Of
the most enjoyable musical events of the
season.
Dr.. s. G. Smith delivers new lecture at
the Baptist church tomorrow (Thursday)
evening for the Women's Christian home.
The subject is a most opportune one, and
orc that presses itself upon all classes.
In this age of school houses, are we get
ting the worth Of our money? 1t is a sub
ject that may we'll challenge the best eff
forts of the talented and eloquent doctor
Mr.. Conrad Gotzian returned yesterday
from the east, and the funeral ceremonies
over the remains of his brother, the late
Adam Gotzian, will take place this after
noon from the Bates avenue N. @. church
The latest advices from Mrs. Gotzian, who
was also injured IN the accident, are to
the effect that she was being well cared for
and as comfortable as she could be under
the circumstances.
According to recent statement received
from Washington, giving the sale of post
age stamps in thirty leading cities Of the
United States, st. Paul makes the best
showing of any city of its population in
the country. Among the cities with which
comparisons are made are Providence, R.
l., Rochester, N. Y, Hartford, Conn, In
dIanapolis, Ind, Newark, n. j., Minneapo-
lis and Richmond, Va.
Otto Swensen. a most villainously dirty
little man, was arrested yesterday after
noon in a state of glorious inebriety. He
had three buck-saws in his possession. two
of which we're stolen from the store of
Walendorf & Moritz. He was before the
court, and for an excuse he said he had
been drunk. He was sentenced to sixty
days, and before ne gets through he will
have all the buck-saw in his that he wants.
Mr.. Hugh Coyle, advance agent of John
L. Sullivan, the Boston pugilist, and his
company, arrived in the city yesterday
and is at the Merchants hotel. Mr.. Coyle
is an old stager in the business, having
been advance agent of Forepaugh's and
other circuses fer years. He is arranging
for an athletic exhibition of the great com
bination in this city, and dates will prob
ably be secured for an afternoon and even
ing performance next week.
Attorney General Hahn has rendered an
opinion to DR.. P. Il. Willard, secretary of
the state medical examining board, in ref
erence to section two of the medical prac-
tice acs, which provides shat the provis-
ions OF the act shall not apply to those who
have been practicing medicine Ave years
within the state" The attorney rules that
the Legislature meant to exempt hysicians
who had been in practice for five years in
the state, and by this the operation of the
act is conditionally avoided.