Daily globe., 1879-03-21
CITY aLoBULEs.

Chief Munger, Of Minneapolis, reports tho
theft of set of billiard balls, and asks the
police here to look out for them.
The State treasurer paid wolf bounties veg
terday as follows: Goodhue $l2s; Mcleod
$l2; Nicollet SO, and Murray $45.
An order allowing plaintiff to appoint re-
ceiver was yesterday granted by Judge Brill in
the case of George NJ. Peters ct al. against A.
B. Monahan.
Delinquent Taxpayers will please step up to
the captains Office and settle, application for
Judgment will soon be made on the unpaid per
sonal tax roll
The plans for extending tho Wabashaw
branch of the street railway out to the Carpen-
ter House, Summit avenue. have been perfect
ed, and work will be commenced as soon al the
frost is out of the ground.
The Merchants these days presents very
busy scene, the rotnnda constantly containing
a crowd very much like that to be noticed on
the night preceding legislative caucus, when
standing room is at premium.
Yesterday John McManus, the tramp who
stole pair of pants from Lions clothing store
on Third street, was arraigned in the municipal
court. He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
to the rock-ple for thirty days.
A regular meeting of the board of directors
of the aims house and hospitable was held yes
terday forenoon. thirty-four families being
supplied with orders for wood and provisions,
following which the meeting adjourned.
In adverting to a local happening in yester-
day. issue of the GLOBE the name of Mr.. John
Klein was inadvertently used, when it should
have read John Keim. Mr.. Klein is an estima-
BILE citizen, and the injustice was purely mis-
take.
lively runaway and disastrous upset hap
pened in front of Mr.. Timme's store, on st..
Peter street, yesterday afternoon. The team
and wagon, loaded with lumber, belonged in
st. Anthony. Nobody was hurt, but the vehi-
Gle was pretty badly used up.
The Jarndyce vs.. Jarndyce case of A. r.
Capehart Va. Mary Kennedy, administrative, was
brought out from the dusty files of the munich
pal court, yesterday, for an airing. The papers
were again pigeon-holed on motion, granted.
for continuance until the 31st inst.
Attorneys having causes for hearing at the
general April term, supreme court, 1879,
will take notice that the return on appeal must
be fled in order to have the cause placed on
the calendar by the clerk. The mere fling of
the note of issue will not place the cause on
The land department of the st. Paul d Sioux
City railroad company has been moved into its
new quarters, No. 70 East Third street. imme.
diately opposite the general offices of the COM
pany. The new quarters, however, will not be
in full blast until after the arrival of Land
Commissioner Drake, which will be about the
1st of April.
Capt. Russell Blakely has Secured sufficient
quantity of the famous Washington Territory
wheat to seed quarter of an acre as an ex
pertinent. He has two varieties, what is known
as the French club and the common club,
which are said to produce from forty to sixty
bushels to the acre, while premium crops have
yielded as high as ninety bushels to the acre.
Sheriff George, of Dunn county, Wisconsin,
was in the CITY yesterday on the lookout for a
burglar. The burglary was committed last
Sunday night in Menominee, and, from 1ndica-
cracksEnan: A store entered, the safe
opened and rihed of its valuable contents. Il
is merely hap-hazard idea that he may be in
chis neighborhood.
Yesterday Alderman Mccarthy had so far re-
covered that he was able to set up. He re.
celved the congratulations of quite q number
| of friends. In the midst of his entertai ming
he came very near suffering a relapse, on the
| announcement that his hippodrome mare and
her foal mbletonian colt) had both died
during his sickness. The mare was great
favorite, and the colt had the promise Of be.
coming very valuable animal. The loss is a
very severe one.
Michael Ryan, drunk, committed to iail 70,
four days. James Burns, larceny, ACQUITTED
had it figured out as above. The evidence of
kVan's drunk was indisputable; the evidence
OF Burns theft was given by Ryan. He said
while he was drunk in Rocheford's saloon on
minnesota street. Burns tried to and did steal
10 and two 81 bills out # his pocket. His
testimony savored too much of the fumes, and
against witnesses to Burns good ch aracter, to
avail anything, so Burns was discharged.
The lad Minef Martz, who was caught in the
act of stealing in Ingersoll's store few days
ago, was up before Judge Flint yesterday. The
larceny was proved. and in addition Leonard
Martz, the boys father, pronounced him 'sin.
rigible." With evidences of profound sor-
row the old man declared his bov a hopeless
subject. and stated he believed the Reform
school the best place for him. The court en-
tertalned the same idea, and committed the Is
year old lad to that place to learn trade, etc.
On the 18th inst, out on University avenue
four lads, ranging from twelve to sixteen years,
were playing. Michael Schank, Peter schank.
Albert Asher and August Asher INDUCED in
the hilarious pastimes of youth. The bows
sepa' ated and went home in high good humor
with each other. When the Asher bows rot
home their mother found their clothes damp-
and yet it's too early for swimming. Though
1t was explained that twas all in fun, the
mother got out warrant for assault and
battery against the Sohank boys, yesterday. in
preference to labelling her sons with "Conmit
no nuisance here.'
Burke has got him. We allude to Aid.
Grace The alderman attended tho colonization
convention at Chicago and Burke captured
him. Sheriff King, City Clerk o. Connor. Tom
Brennaa and John Grace are acting as BODY
guard for the alderman and P. 81. Kelly came
nome In advance to secure extradition papers
from the Governor which will enable the alder
man to reach home. Burke. wants to keen
him to take charge of the Chicago fire depart
ment and the last seen of him he was standinp
by letter box waiting for an alarm to come
IN: The alderman is negotiating for an cleo
trio Light to bring away when he escapes. It
Rice park.
PERSONAL.
Isaac Staples, Saltwater, visited the CITY yes
te1day.
Frank 81. Stewart, of Wiuona, at the Mer.
chants.
d. G. Finkle, leading m merchant Of Moor
head, at the Merchants.
G: E: Rollins, Esq, of the First National
bank, Fargo, at the Merchants.
Hon. W. II. Officer, Austin, .;The Senator
from Mower" registered at the Merchants yes
terday.
Mr.. G: A. White, leading oiti, en- of La