Daily globe., 1878-07-13
CITY GLOBULEs.
The hotel registers show large number o
Southern, arrivals

fund had balance yesterday on the right side 1
of the ledger
The famous Strasburg clock the same that
has been exhibited i'll Chicago for tie past five j
weeks to overwhelming patronage is coming.
The common council committees on ways
and means and on claims were in session yes
terday and transacted the usual formal busi-
ness.
The sewerage from the capitol extension is
to be carried off by an eight-inch hole through
the solid rock and work thereon has been COM
menccd by horse power drill.
Manager Farley announces that track laying
on the branch line of the st. Paul & Pacific,
westward from Melrose, will commence Mon
day next. The people Of Sank Center and be-
yond, can therefore begin and get good ready
fof the iron horse.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday restored John Muir
ray to the rights of citizenship on the com
pletion of his penitentiary term, less 'good
time.n Murray was sentenced from Ramsey
county en- Jan. 20, 1877, to twenty-one months
imprisonment for burglary.
The ''Comme il Faut is brand of ci-
gar just put upon the market by Fetsch d
O. German. They are of the best material and
| make-smoke free and Of SO delicious al fra
| GRANGE as to make the smoker satisfied with
| Iils ee1LtULJ ioC WCdUACl OsOAi'
| James Twamley, of st. Paul, has lately pur-
chased of R. G. Judson, of Pennington, an
| Ayrshire bull calf, styled Raniken. He is
spoken of as very fine animal, and we con-
| gratulate Mr.. Twanley on the start he has
already taken in the stock business.
| Sarah Kuack, sentenced in December last in
Blue Earth county to a two-years' term in the
penitentiary for trying to effect the escape of
prisoners from the county Jail, was yesterday
pardoned by Gov. Pillsbury on the rccpmmen-
dation of Judge Dickinson, Hon. Franklin
Waite, and other citizens of Blue Earth county.
During the month of June the four leading
cigar manufacturing firms of this city made
and sold the following quantities of cigars:
Harrison g. Verplanck made 103,500 and sold
90,250; Kuhles q Stock made 79,6eQ and sold
81, 800; Fetsch & O'Gorman made 61,950 and
sold a, 900; and Miller Bros. made $1,000 and
sold 53.2s0, or total of 302, $50 manufactured
and 271, 800 sold. Of these firms, Miller Bros.
are the only ones who do not do jobbing
trade with wholesalers.
If the sanitary inspector can stomach it
, so far as to get near enough to the houses on
Nash street in rear of Dana Whites block on
Mississippi street, he will discover a nuisance
that caps the climax in that line Let him
e provide himself with powerful disinfectant,
9 march boldly to his disagreeable duty and then
e swoop down Immediately upon the owner of
that Nash street property with the unerring aim
}, and steadfast talon of an eagle upon its quarry
|, or words to that effect.
6 Last night the police made descent upon
Y the neighborhood of the transfer house, neal
It Carver's cave, lin the hope of securing number
g of tfamps known to be in that vicinity. The
tramps were there in large numbers, but none
y were captured, owing to some boys bathing in
i the river giving the alarm of the approach Of
- - the police. A lively chase ensued, the tratnps
= with the naked bathers at their heels, taking
down the railroad at a rare pace. The pursui
r WAS continued until the motley crowd hac
o rounded the bend.
"a The Murray Garland troupe performed tn
.. a 'Octoroon' last evening at the Opera house t.
II an enthusiastic audience who testified their ap
$ proval by frequent and hearty applause. MIR
t. Murray seen to much better advantage IL
IS Scudder than as Edmunds the previous even
RS ing, but the honors were divided by Mrs. Pix
le as Zoe, Mrs. Carlton as Dora, and G. J. Thorn
20 ton as Jacob McClosky. The new scenery wa
= much admired the house cool and tn
: audience delighted. This afternoon Eas
y Lynne will be played.
A lady by the name of Madame Dupree com
o- menced a novel exhibition last evening i
ID Music hall, having undertaken to walk 10
of miles in twenty-five consecutive hours. Th
W. W. hall has been measured and it requires twenty
10 seven laps around it to complete mile. Th
walk Was COHuleuCcu dU y r. NJ, anu dU I.UJt
ed this morning she had completed her twenty
re fifth mile, her average rate having bee
IL 2-5ths minutes to mile. After the twenty
s. fifth mile, the first rest of fifteen minutes wa
It. taken and the walk recommended.
OF The common council committee on street
7n and the Third and Fourth ward aldermen, t
ol whom were referred the Summit avenue sewt
ne and John E. O'Brien's claim for $3.50 on a.
he count of work done on the Rice street sewe
le- took action thereon yesterday. With referent
to the sewer it was decided to proceed with il
or construction. AS to the claim, the referees d
od termined upon it's rejection; that is, the cit
engineers report thereon was accepted. O'Brie
claimed that officer had omitted certain quar-
~ titles in his measurements, and hence pr
IL. ferred his claim. The adoption of the city e,
his gineer's report will, therefore, throw out tt
nd $3.50 demanded.
rs Mr.. Franz Lambrecht, whose barn was pa
,s L,s TALLY destroyed by fire on Thursday evenin
80 was good enough to call at the GLOBE office We
,ay terday, and exhibited his insurance policie
He His residence is underwritten for $1,000, al
ar his barn for 5000 in the Lancashire Mutual
en- surance company, of Manchester, Englan
De- while the Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual carri
is $500 upon his household effects and $40O upc
10 his stock in trade. There was no insuran
,oo upon the contents of the barn, which contain
~ two good horses, which were rescued with gre
'no difficulty by himself after others had be-
is driven back by the smoke. Mr.. j. c. Ter
hat was the first on the ground, and he it was WI
opened the door to the stable.
The examination Of the books in Collect
Bickeps Office, alluded to exclusively in yeste
days GLOBE, was commenced by Mr.. Brow
ay, the examiner, at 3 o'clock on Thursday al
les. continued until midnight, the door bel
,,, locked to prevent interruption. Mr.. Brow
W. who is a lightning calculator and thorou
ed expert the close of the examination was pleas
the to say that the internal revenue Office here
icb one of the best regulated under his surve
lance. This may be considered as a high col
pHment to the officers here, as Mr. Brown
VII district covers an immense area includin
en- with other States, those of Illinois and w
sse consin. But he could not well say otherwis
he as he failed to discover even cent in error.
us Under peremptory order from Mayor Da
re- son. Patrolman Calvin has been removed fro
duty upon the levee. 1t is understood this ;
lex complaints submitted to the mayor, none
which: however, reached the chief of polio
18th On the other hand, there are not wanting m
80 of business upon the levee who do not hesita
,rn to say that injustice has been done to Galv
by his removal therefrom. In any case. t
~ post there is one of great responsibility al
oA delicacy. Not only are hackmen and certa
OF class of hotelrunners-an invariably troub
ger some lotto be held in check but inauiri
ich travellers to be politely dealt with al
the afforded every due protection. Above all, t
liar omcer on That beat should be an expert dete
tive SO as to nab allsuspicious characters up
their first entrance into the city.
At the meeting yesterday of the comm
council committee streets, the Cor
OF avenue grading was under consideration. T