Daily globe., 1879-07-19
CITY GLoBuLEs.
District court special term cases to-day.
Germany. tonight, with the Rhine.

| CITY GLOBULES.
District court special term cases to-day.
Germany tonight, with the Rhine.
London, with Buckingham Palace and
Westminster Abbey, at the matinee.
Newton, of the Minnesota Farmer, is
getting ready to issue Fair edition Of ten
thousand copies.
Kavanagh, the auctioneer, sold yesterday
"a foot front by 200 feet deep, on West
Third street, to Lucien Warner for $4,000.
| To date the municipal court has commit
ted IA prisoners to the Jail to await action
by the next grand jury on their respective ir-
| regularities.
Mr.. @. A. DeGraff, just returned from a
visit to Dayton and other points in Ohio,
says the corn is considerably more advanced
| in Minnesota than in any portion of Ohio
he visited.
A knock down between two railroad men
took place last night in front of Conley 8
variety theatre on Wabashaw street. Serious
trouble was anticipated by the timely arrival
of the police.
The Summit avenue Lookout will be illu-
minated tonight. This is the place for
strangers to get view of the city, and none
should leave the city until they have visited
it. Minneapolis and the surrounding coun-
try can also be seen.
| The Great Union band have arranged a
pleasant excursion for Sunday, in steam
boat trip by the elegant and fast steamer
Mary Barnes, to Hastings, Prescott and
Lake st. Croix. A pleasanter trip could
not reasonably be desired.
VIM. Blowers, city marshal of Waseca,
gives postal card information to the police
here, that on the night of the 18th inst. a
| large bay horse, the property of one Ever
Everson, was stolen from that village. A
return of the horse will catch reward of
$50.
ser Newell in West st. Paul last night, SO
inextricably tangled that it was difficult to
distinguish one from the other. The msn
had imbibed deeply of worm-fence whisky,
and he and the luggage were taken to the
| station.
Charles D. Jameson, one of the two who
robbed the Princeton postofice on the night
of the 9th of May, furnished bonds yester-
day, in the amount of 81 500 for his appear
ance at the October term of the u. s. dis
| trict court. His mother and II. Holton, of
i Elk River, became his sureties.
Aid. Jerry Mccarthy left last evening for
his Stevens county farm to inaugurate har-
vesting operations. 1t is reported by par
ties who have visited his place within the
last few days that his wheat will yield from
26 to 80 bushels to the acre and his oats
from 65 to 70 bushels.
The vicinity of Emmert's brewery was, the
scene of fracas between number of va
grant tramps yesterday afternoon, who also
indulged in the pastime of breaking win
COWS and otherwise demolishing property in
Mahon gave the ruffians chase, but they sue
ceeded in making their escape.
Messrs. Chappell and Burt, the Capital
grangers, left yesterday for their respective
plantations to oversee and look after har-
vesting operations Chappell's place is To-
Gated in Cottonwood county, and Burt's in
Big Stone Both expect to be millionaires
when they get returns from this seasons
crop.
Just about where the attempt to Qet out
was made, a successful escape h3tpened
about year ego. To fortify against 9
repetition, the floor was hacked with zinc
Boiler iron would give the prisoners harder
job, and impress the sheriff, deputies and
turnkeys with an idea of greater security to
the Jail.
The trial by court martial of Lieut.. o. B.
Read, 18th U. S. infantry, began yesterday
at department. headquarters. His case in
all respects is similar to Capt. Gilbreath's
who has just passed through the ordeal.
Lieut.. Reads case will scarcely consume SO
much time as the preceding affair, and likely
will be finished to-day.
A suit was commenced in the distric,
court yesterday by Rouse, Dean & Co.
against Steele, Mcintyre & Co., to recover
$6,l67.76, with interest and costs. The
above amount is claimed for material fur
nlshed the contractors in the construction of
the Sauk Rapids bridge, the same having
been delivered during the latter part of last
year.
Yesterday was reception day at the mu.
nicipal court. The regular monthly levee
was held and the bedizened mesdames were
promptly on hand to part with their shekels
The usual fines we're imposed and collected
and not q sanctimonious lecher in all St
Paul is whit the wiser from the fact that
the dear, dear people had been compound.
ing felony.
The chief of police has issued orders thai
there shall be drills of all the police force al
| x c5p EnSlo
in responding to the order, come from thei]
been very neglectful of late in attending
Yesterday and last Friday the men conpre-
gated, waited for over half an hour, but the
chief forgetting to obey his own order the
squad dispersed
A man named Mcdonnell sought to have
an outlawed son arrested last evening for de.
molishing the household furniture, throwing
rocks at the window, endeavoring to THRASH
a younger brother and threatening to exter-
inmate his progenitor. Mr.. Mcmahon is an
industrious, indulgent father, while young
Mcdonnell is described as shiftless repro.
bate. An officer went in search of the latter
last night, but before reaching the house he
had fed
During the early part of last evening OF
| ficer Newell observed riderless horse stand
ing on the bridge, and close inspection
discovered the rider lying on the road-bed o.
the bridge, beastly intoxicated. The story
was told by a snake-juice bottle, emptied Of
its contents, in the individuals possession,
and thoroughly unconscious the tired rider
was taken to the lookup, while the horse
was stalled in livery stable until morning
The individual carried letter bearing the ad.
dress of William Breckinridge.
/ matronly woman, named Mrs. Nash