Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-13
CITY GLOBULEs.
Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday.
The boat club are in receipt of new shell.
George F. finland swore out warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Frank McWharton on
the charge of assault and battery.
Judge Wilkin denied application for tempo
rary injunction yesterday in the case of Will
lam Fowler against George Woodland.
George Hazard, of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railroad, has commenced playing the
Eagle bird"-twenty-seven for one. Oh,
George!
decision rendered by Judge Brill, yes
lerday, denying judgment on the pleadings in
the case of Clara W. A. Blackman VS.. Hugh B.
Montgomery.
There are ten ramps left from the old batch. |
Officer O'Keefe has them vigorously at work |
daily, and under his tuition they are becom-
ing creditable citizens.
A telegram was received yesterday from Col. |
Linsley, the new Lessee of the Metropolitan, an
nouncing that he would leave Utica, N. T., for
st. Paul, this evening.
The small building, corner Fifth and st.
Peter Streets was moved to another location
yesterday, to make room for the new street
railway company's stables.
COl hleIcr has DuTleO Inc QaGcQcGs Az lea6G
he supposes he did, for he has been unable to
find his George Washington instrument after
hurting it at that COW Friday night.
Reserve township was visited by quite an
extensive fire on Friday, which originated near
Sanager's saloon on the Fort road, rapidly
communicating to McGotfns farm, where over
5000 worth of hay was destroyed.
The report comes from the city hospital,
that George Illingsworth, the villainous petty
thief, is fast recovering. He will resume bust
ness shortly in dilapidated condition, to be
sure, as he has lost one-half of one foot and all
the toes off the other.
In response to the request of the Secretary of
the Y. Nj. G. A. through the columns of the
| GLOBE, a large number of boarding house keep
ers have sent in information relative to their
| houses, and young men desiring boarding places
| can now find free register with full particu-
lars open for consultation at the society rooms.
| The German typos propose celebrating the
close of lent with grand ball at Armory,
| Pfeifer's, hall to. morrow night. Preparations
have been completed to make the affair very
enjoyable and the rebound from the solemn
| season just ended to the gay, will add zeal to
| the pleasure OF all participants.
The third and last performance of 'Stra-
della will be given at the Atnanaum, to-mor-
row evening, under the auspices of the German
Msenerchor society. The ladies and gentle
men having the presentation in view have fire.
quently rehearsed their roles, and the perform
ancs will undoubtedly prove the browning sue
cess of the SERIES
The license record for the past week stands
about follows Only six butchers out of
the hundred or so have paid up, making .
total of $500; liquor licenses number 1885, or
SIS, 800; beer stands, still at twenty-three in
number, or SS05; miscellaneous, 95; forty We
hicles and twenty-three dogs have been brought
within the pale of the law.
: The case of Alfred q. Wallace, charged with
embezzlement, account of which appeared
} in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE. was before
the municipal court, yesterday forenoon, and
he waived examination until the 18th inst. He
denied having embezzled 300, but admitted
of having been guilty of unlawfully taking
800. He was committed in default of $500
bail
The Upper Towns waxed picked nine, yes.
| terday, by the remarkable score of nine te
five, in twelve innings. Kelley of the Hill
Rovers caught the s'professionar' Rhody, ano
held him. In the last innings the Up Town.
7 struck vein of batting, and broke the ''pro
fessional's" heart for six bases. Poucher, of
3 the Up Towns, sustained his reputation of {
hrst-class pitcher. The game character
AAeu uuIouSuOuG ny ueaVy DaGGluS.
' Reports from all parts of the State represen
the farmers as being industriously and zeal
ously at work getting in their wheat crop
Everything conspires to favor them, and tn
crop it being put in in good shape. The grount
is in excellent condition. All farmers agree il
saying the prospects very 6ne the start be
ing made unusually early, though not as 500
: as last year, the only exception. If the wealth
d er only holds OUT in season the beginning pre-
8 sages glorious outcome.
: On Friday last a son of MIR. Edward Pau
: hotel keeper at Little Canada, met with quite
= serious accident. He was hunting at Bic
l. lake, and was loading the left barrel Of his gu
when the right barrel was accidentally dis
8 charged, blowing away his right index finger
d the charge of shot then passing up through tn
: rim Of his hat none, fortunately, taking effec
! in his head. The lad brought into thi
!, city and had his manned hand trimmed up an
dressed by DR.. Murphy. In the future he wi
use his second finger in his gun practice.
- Mr.. E. D. Comings, of the Northwest Trans
e portation company, leaves this evening fc
# New York to attend the contract letting MOI
IL day of next week, of supplies for the India
agencies of the country for the next fiscal yea
:. The points to be supplied are about fifty
Is number, and the supplies to be furnished il
ot cludes bacon, beef, beans, baking powde
J. corn, coffee, flour, hard bread, hominy, lart
q mess PORK, OatS, rice, Tea, Tobacco, salG, sOal
,e soda, sugar, wheat, and thousand and or
r other articles going to make the luxuries an
- necessities furnished its wards by the govern
% ment. Other st. Paul bidders will follow in
y day or two. Transportation of the supplies
included in the letting.
There family unpleasantness up o
Rice street. in the neighborhood of B. Michel
store, yesterday, which required the interfe
ence of the police before serenity consona1
y with the delightful spring day could be r
- established. Barney Allen invited Joe Wele
ie home with him. Mrs. Allen was reluctant
le entertain her husbands guest. It was ba
er enough to have drunken, noisy husband
le care for, but to have his noise and disorder
IN conduct intensified by We.chs lung power,
er was too UGH. But then husband and que
q told her if she didn't like it, she could ''git
. :, She was slow in going and they forcibly a
90 CELEBRATED her abandonment out in the worl
q, Some neighbor took pity on her, told the p
10 lice, and officers Lowell and DeCorsey run Il
n rowdies into the lookup.
a Tho North Wisconsin Railroad.
g The stockholders of the North Wisconsi