Daily globe., 1878-06-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

It's wet moon-that's the trouble with the
weather.
Sheriff King moved into his new residence |
in the jail building yesterday.
Out door building operations are sadly inter
fered with by the frequent daily rains.
). F. OBrien, ESQ.,, occupied the bench yes
terday morning in place of Judge Flint.
The public are warned that some of tho most
notorious sneak-thieves of Chicago are in town.
Six boozers will answer at the municipal
court this morning on charges of drunkenness.
The general Offices in the government build
ing are in the hands of the cleaners and un-
dergoing general Furnishing.
Hannah Walsh was run: in again last night
for her old complaint, and kept Jesrang from
his slumbers by her howlings and execrations.
Detective Bresette arrested man named
Patrick Cunningham yesterday for stealing
coat of Fergus Fahey, merchant tailor, Third
street.
Judge Palmer's handsome residence, oppo-
site the south front of the capitol is sufficient
ly advanced to give very correct idea of it's
architectural beauties.
number of emigrants passed through the
had with them good stock and horses for farm
work, and seem well fxed.'
Harrison 4 verplanck, during the month of
May, manufactured 114,9 900 cigars. This is the
largest Der ever manufactured in single
| month by any one firm in Minnesota.
The prisoners convicted at the present term
| Of the district court will be sentenced by Judge
Wilkin on Wednesday morning. There are
eight candidates in all for residence at Still
! water.
| Another 5000 hole is imminent in Bridge
Square in front of McClung's building It is
big enough already to cost the city ten times
that amount if some luckless animal, biped or
otherwise should put it's foot in it.
Eight boys, from the age of to H. residing
in the Sixth ward will be brought before the
municipal court this morning for petty thiev-
ing from stores, two of whose parents did not
bail then out-St. German and Labarge-were
locked up all night.
The bids for building of the Sixth ward
school were opened yesterday by the commit
tee on school buildings. The lowest bid was
that of LeDuc & DeMar, and these gentlemen
were notified to file their bond. The amount
of their bid was not disclosed by the members
of the committee.
hdtc CdupOcA1 recognized IN Gne rOguee
gallery at the City Hall the portrait of Tom
Conkley, burglar and confidence man, as that
of the man who came from Chicago with the
woman Minnie Livingston. He is known as
one of the most dangerous and desperate men
of the light-fngered fraternity.
Jimmy Nagle who is drayman for Hoxie
& Jaggar, did brave and skillful act yester-
day. His horse attached to a four wheeled
truck started to run down Third street, about
Cedar. Jimmy gave chase and springing upon
the rear of the truck succeeded in checking thu
animal in the next block. Though the stree,
was crowded not single accident happened.
/ Bids for the construction of the capitol ex
tension were received at the Governors offic,
up to o'clock last evening. There is lively
competition for the work, nearly all the build
ers of St. Paul bidding for portions or all Of
the work, as also several Minneapolis parties
The bids will not probably be opened until to
morrow, the Governor expecting to go to Littl,
Falls to-day.