Daily globe., 1879-05-15
CITY GLOBULEs.
Queen Esther tonight.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Queen Esther tonight
Queen Esther at tho Opera House tonight.
The Opera House was secured yesterday for a
twenty-aeven hours walking match.
The High school board meets to-day to fur
ther consider the State appropriation of $780, |
600.
The steamer Diamond 10, of the Diamond 10 |
line, is expected at the levee this morning with
a large trip.
The annual meeting Of the Minnesota Old |
Settlers association will be held in this city
Monday, June 2.
The street cars arc now running rs far as the
Carpenter house the Wabashaw street and
College avenue extension.
The result of yesterdays running match, if
all the reports are true, is not calculated to
make pedestrianism popular in st. Paul.
Articles of. Incorporation of ''The Catholic
Orphan Asylum Association of Minneapolis"
were filed with the secretary of state yestcr-
day.
Up to date, Assessor Beaumont reports over
400 returns of assessment llsta making an
average of thirty per day since the books were
opened.
It is understood that a running match will
be arranged between Mccall, the winner of yes
terday's race and colored pedestrian named
Richard jackson.
Mr.. George Pulford states that while his son
left home, as represented, he did not take 5000,
but went with his own money. He is now on
his way hcme, and is expected in day or two.
The fine of Henry Miller, the belligerent
African, who was sent up with the gang for
fourteen days, was paid yesterday afternoon by
| Long Kate, who says that Miller is an indis-
pensible fixture of her culinary department.
Another eight inches was added to the vol
ume Of water in the river yesterday, making a
total Of sixteen inches in two days, and giving
three feet eight inches by the board, or over
four feet in the channel. Now bring along
your big boats.
Officer O'Keefe spent yesterday afternoon in
listing the dogs in the Sixth ward. He found
III dogs and IA of the female persuasion, and
$50 persons who claimed pup. But none OF
them, the dogs, were licensed to live.
The improvement society, virtually defunct,
we're sending out yesterday neatly printed
pamphlets Of DR.. Danas lecture, delivered a
year ago, advocating the adornment of the city
1t is hoped that the admirable lesson urged
therein will revivify the moribund society.
Col Earl s. Goodrich fled complaint at
police headquarters yesterday. Scoundrels, un-
known but to be found out, have been in the
habit of befouling the steps leading from
Pleasant street to Summit avenue, ON Walnut
street. The police are instructed to watch out
for the dirty rascals.
The two thousand copies Of the digest of the
tax laws of Minnesota, with the laws and
references to the supreme court decisions
therein, appended, compiled by De Witt c.
Cooley. authorized by the late legislature, have
been received by the secretary of State fol
distribution as provided in the act
Fred Arzts mare, an account of whose runa
} way from 1876 Mississippi street was given II
. yesterdays GLOBE, was found yesterday. sh,
, was found in helpless and bruised-up condi
tion at the corner of Ninth and Farrell streets
, Mr.. Arzt was informed, and succeeded in get
ting the crippled mare into his barn. She II b.
useless for several weeks.
The handsomest descriptive railroad pamph
let coming under observation is that pub
D lished by the Kansas Pacific railway, 9Th
Colorado Tourist and Illustrated Guide via th
Golden Belt Route to the Rocky Mountain re
Sorts" 1t is pamphlet of seventy-two larg
pages, finely printed, profuscly illustrated, an,
> filled with interesting and instructive readin
matter.
Yesterday Mr.. Pat Conley bought out Hamm'
ownership of Col Knauff's Summer Garden
Hereafter Mr.. Conley will run the Varieties an
Q Summer Garden with separate troupes. Th
: latter place will be opened tonight under Mr.
! Conley's auspices with a brilliant entertain
ment, which will be continued from week t
! week, but in 60 sense will the Third stree
;. theatre be neglected.
During the past winter W. r. Booth. th
Wabashaw street restaurteur, has had valua
! BILE horse out on Mr.. Thomas Smiths farm.
+ few days ago he paid up for his winters board
Q preparatory to bringing him in for summe
l service Yesterday he was informed the hors
/ had broken his neck the night before. Ho,
1 the accident happened couldn't be determined
Q There was a very unhappy nurse girl at tn
: Merchants hotel, yesterday afternoon. Sh
s allowed four of her charges, children of guest
: Of the hotel to get out IF her sight, and tn
urchins were lost for several hours. The gil
\ wandered and enquired about the streets fo
! them, and finally found them in the hote
- romping and playing, wholly unconscious Q
the danger they were supposed to be in.
g A neighborly row took place few days sine
+ which resulted in the arrest of Mary Devint
f the scene OF the dc lictu being near Lake Com
I on the Como road. The case came up for heal
:, ing b ,fore Judge Flint yesterday morning. til
court being we'll filled with buculic onlooker
who wanted to sec, yon know, but didn't Cal
about giving the thing away when put undo
t oath. The court thought it was a clear case
r meum and teum, and sentence was suAuende
= during good beh svior.
t Steamboat business is lively on the Uppe
: Missouri river. The steamer Benton, of tt
3 Benton line, left Bismarck for Fort Bento
r on Monday, loaded down to the guards. tt
s Helena, of the same line, leaves on the 18th f.
J. the Yellowstone, Fort Keogh and Miles City, t
: be followed on the 29th by the new steame
a Butte, for Fort Benton. The latter boat
. just out, and is pronounced by those who hay
seen her, the finest boat running on that river
and perfect race horse for speed.
. just at noon yesterday, pretty lively ru,
; away occurred on Sixth and Jackson street
9 Smith Co.'s delivery wagon was standing j
Il front of their store, when the horse q
frightened and broke loose from his mooring
" He ran up Sixth street, and near Robert CO
!, lidcd with Potter's furniture wagon. TT
d furniture was too heavy to be upset, b,
the other wasn't. Smiths wagon was left
total wreck, and the horse after being cal
tured near Minnesota street showed up bad
in the way of bruises. Damages will |
o covered with expenditure of $50.