Daily globe., 1879-04-25
CITY GLOBULES.

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Davidson-Buckelew benefit Monday night at
the Opera House.
Pinafore rehearsal tonight at the Athena-
um, 7:3O o'clock.
The season has arrived when mothers may
thrash the new crop of spring babies.
The city treasurer sent $4,000 to New York
yesterday, to pay interest falling due on the
citys indebtendess.
Bishop Whipple, of this Episcopal diocese, is
expected in this city by next Sunday. He will
oficiate at the confirmation services announced
to take place on that day.
An order was yesterday granted by Judge
Simons allowing demurrer to the complaint in
the case of Frederick Butterfeld Herman
Greene and the city of st. Paul.
The annual shoot of the St. Paul Gun club |
took place the bluff, Wednesday afternoon,
the badge being won by Mr.. J. Wechler, who |
proved the crack shot of the occasion.
Officer Gruber was reiustated in office yester-
day, by Mayor Dawson. The mayor repri-
manded him for his neglect Of duty, and I'M
posed a forfeiture of twenty days pay.
Sheriff Bray, of Sibley county, is in the city
again. All trace of Goltz the wife murderer
of Green Isle has been lost, but the sheriff is
here to gather up the clue, and continue the
pursuit.
A full dress rehearsal of 81. NJ. s. Plnafore,
the performance of which will be 6 ven for the
Davidson Buckelew testimonial benefit on
Monday evening" will take place at the Athe-
naum tonight.
Haverly's Georgia Minstrels appear at the
Opera House next Tuesday and Wednesday
night. This minstrel company is the biggest
il, all respects on the road. Great in numbers,
it it equally immense in talent.
The afternoon trains, yesterday, on the West
Wisconsin and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroads, both contained lively sprinkling of
emigrants, the ma jority destined for points in
the western and northern portions of this State.
Deputy U, S. Marshal Bracket took boarder
to the county Jail last night. He brought John
Bourke in from Becker county on the charge of
selling whisky to Indians. Bourke will have a
hearing before U. s. Commissioner Cardozo to-
day.
Complaint was made at police headquarters
yesterday, that the boys making base
ball ground at the intersection of Fort and
McBoal streets, to the great annoyance OF
passers-by. The police directed to bal
them away.
About the liveliest place in the city these
cifc railroad. The immense quantity of al
kinds of goods passing into that building anc
from thence into cars daily tells the story il
part of the rushing business now being don'
by st. Paul merchants.
George Brown, the colored gent who borrowed
DIR. Mintzers clothes and watch, wherewith t.
make mash, was run in by Capt. Clark, yester
day. Brown was found to be all doubled VI
with remorse-he had sold the watch and wa
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proceeds of the sale. He'll explain befor
Judge Flint to-day.
Transcript of judgment was filed in the OF
fee of the district court yesterday fo
$14,92O.22, in favor of the plaintiffs in til
case of NJ. Auerbach, of the firm of Auerbacf
Finch, Culbertson & Co. Albert Behnkt
surviving partner of the firm of H. Behnke
Brother. The judgment was rendered
Brown county, and is the result Of an actio
for goods sold.
With objectionable stupidity, the party WI
does the scullion work for alleged twiligl
luminary, announced on Wednesday, the deaf
of John Schultz, partner in the millinery fir
of Schultz & Weiss. Had the party who mat
the announcement takon the pains to inquir
he would have asccrtained that it was M
Schuttes father who died, gentleman wi
had no connection with the firm whatever.
local paragraph yesterday morning, d
unintentonal injustice to John Rooney, the e
pressman, wherein he was charged with bei1
engaged in street brawl the corner
Fourth and Minnesota streets, at clock.
that time, we are informed, MIR. Rooney vi
engaged about his business at Lake Phale
Mr.. Rooney is a staunch member of prom
nent temperance society, and the last man
engage in drunken row. AS he was co
founded with another person bearing simil
name, we are glad to be able to make this &C
rection.
The GLOBE has made frequent mention
the Jarrett gang of counterfeiters, who we
captured at Zumbro Falls, in Wabashaw count
on February 9th The occasion arises to ref
to the case again, as yesterday one Of the gan
Edwin G. Adams, released by U. s, Co,
missioner Cardozo from jail on 81 900 bone
Adams father, r. G. Adams, and T. NJ. Tolbe1
of Rochester, became the sureties. The relea
of Adams leaves only one of the gang, SHIELD,
Jarrett, in durance. And efforts are beil
made to secure his release the same conc
tlOns as above.
EARLY yesterday morning Charles Vande
horck's relatives secured his release from t.
lookup, where he had been incarcerated
their solicitation the night before. He W
reasoned with, pleaded with, to abandon
mania for passing bogus checks, and promis
some genuine if he'd promise to go
Texas first, and reform afterwards, as it wei
He was finally induced to go to Texas-the vc
10 reform De1nS OmlCLeu, somehow, and W
conducted to the south bound train, put aboar
and the train pulled out for Texas. Up to t
latest date no word has come Of his havi
again jumped the train.
copy of the revised petition of the Chicag
st. Paul & Minneapolis railroad compan
praying for the condemnation of property to
used in the construction of the proposed sho
line railroad between this city and Minneap
lis, was filed in the office of the district cou
yesterday. The property sought to be CO
demned, comprises number of lots in VIII
is known Stinsons and Arlington Hills a
ditions to st. Paul. upon the condemnation
which the company propose to erect machi
shops, warehouses, elevators, station hous
and whatever additional improvements M
be considered necessary to properly equip t
road.
The appearance of the celebrated actres
Miss Kate Claxton, at the Opera House tt
evening, should be greeted with large a
dience, as the opportunities for seeing Mi
Claxton in her great emotional role of ''Jos
phine'' in Double Marriage are limited
three performances, this evening, tomorrow
matinee, and the entertainment to-morrc
night. Miss Claxton has the advantage of
unusually good support, and the popuari
of the drama has been such as to receive libel
patronage wherever it has been presented, al
there is no reason to presume that the bri
engagement in st. Paul will prove any exec
tion to the rule.
The sixtieth anniversary of the I. O. o.
will be duly celebrated to-day by appropria
ceremonials and grand street parade. T.
leading feature of this last part of the p1
gramme will be the Great Union band. 1t W