Daily globe., 1879-04-09

ana SlIth streets, was started Tor new lOca-
tirn Yesterday. It is said fine brick block
will ornament that corner before the end of
the present building season.
a full dress rehearsal of II. NJ. s. Pinafore
took place at the Opera house last evening, and
the admirable manner in which the various
parts were assumed guarantee it's perfect sue
cess at the formal presentation next week.
The case of Mary Revi, arrested at the in
stance of her mother for refusing to remain at |
home, an account Of which appeared in yester-
days issue Of the GLOBE was called in the mu.
nic pal court yesterday morning, and postponed |
until o'clock to-day.
About 80 o'clock, yesterday, chimney-fre
in McClung's block, bridge square. created
quite a scare. few pounds of salt dropped
down the blazing chimney quieted the blaze.
without damage. No alarm was sent in to the
FIRE department..
Complaint was yesterday filed in tho mu-
nicipal court by Health: Officer Patterson
against parties residing near tho corner of
Sixth and Minnesota streets, charged with
dumping manure at the intersection Of the
above named thorOughfares.
Charles Spike and Gotleib Graehler, two very
bad boys, were before Judge Flint yesterday
lust for the fun of the thing. They exercised
their activities the night before in demoishing
bucolic lamp posts. They were given u lesson
IN political economy by his honor, ana $5
worth Of fun each.
The State board Of immigration held brief
session on yesterday, at which the revision Of
the co " for the immie ration pamphlet was
com pleted, and the secretary directed to
make mtract for printing with the book es-
tablishment of 81. NJ. Smyth. The hid of that
firm at the ate of $3.50 for $4,000 copies of
| sixteen pages.
Three cosmopolitan tramps were before
Judge Flint yesterday, all of whom came West
because they heard it was q land flowing with
milk and honey. Tho court intimated that
| there place just across the State line
where there was a riverof laoteal fluid and
| heeswax, to be had for tho asking. They were
given twenty-four hours to get there
Deputy United States Marshal Morris re
turned from Waseca county esterday after
| noon. having in charge man named E. II.
Skillinger, charged with violating the internal
revenue laws. respecting the sale of cigars
without complying with the special tax. The
case was hea' by Commissi ner Cardozo, who
bou I'D the prisoner over in the sum of $500, to
answer at the June term of the district court,
to be held at Winona.
Money makes the mare 60. and interpreting
u
Doty and Victor Harris go out of the munich
pal court Yesterday. free of the charge of va
grancy. Officers Kenaley and De Corsey had
arrested them recent Jail Birds and Doty as
the incorrieible buffalo rabe thief, and run
them in. Rut having dollar or two no tel
ling how they got it. they escaped the penalty
of twenty days on the rock-pile.
The girl Of the period was out with her
fashionable para oil yesterday forenoon, and SC
very startling her appearance that the fes.
tive street car quadruped became frightened
kicked the traces, and struck bee line for the
stable, on Fourth street. The animals start ed
to run on Seventh street, near Broadway, and
becoming detached from the car, they never lei
| up until they reached the stable. Aside from
the damage to the car, no harm was done.
Judge Chandler, of the c., M. l. St. p road
, is disgusted. For the past three years the com
pany has been trying to keep pace with thu
growth of business in furnishing facilities fol
doing the business He has been, until tn,
. present spring, firm in the faith that Merrill
Gault Co. were equal to the emergency, but
when it comes to requiring seventy-six cars il
one day, as was the case Tuesday, the iudg
says it's useless to try and keep up.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock box No
, Sc sounded the fire alarm. 1t wa. mptl,
responded to by engine com pany No. 4, VIII,
, found the fire to be in the car shops near tn
Lake Superior depot. The flames were creep
ing along the roof quite lively when the fir
department got on the ground. and any furthe
Q damage was prevented by railroad employees
: who were playing stream from private hos
on the blaze. The fire was soon put out witt
0 the help of No. 4; the damage amounting Z
about $50. The fire originated from spark
{ from a passing locomotive.
An assignment in bankruptcy was yesterda
q made by Mr.. P. "A. Bergsma. doing business a
:; sash and blind manufacturer, at No. l2
Wahashaw street, to Mr.. Bernhard Dassel, VIII
, | ,ssnmed charge of the entire business las
Il evening with view of making speedy an
equitable settlement with the creditors. Th
business consists of a sash and blind factor
located at the number above designated and
:. similar concern situated at Anoka. The fai
q nre is attributed to general depression and il
J. ability to collect outstanding accounts. Tb
II schedule Of assets and liabilities will be file
II at the district clerks Office towards the close
- the week.
Undoubtedly . nuisance, and one whic
Mayor Dawson gave orders yesterday to pr.
vent. All storel elkeepers are in the habit of ha,
on to the front door sidewalk and then into th
u street. In consequence, Third, jackson, an
d other business streets. look like a rag-picke,
paradise. Besides, loose bits of paper bio
n about, and not infrequently frighten horse
and imperil life by runaways. This nuisanc
: has been long standing disgrace to the cit,
70 But, Yesterday the mayor gave the police orde1
). to look into the matter, to arrest prompt
l. every one covering the sidewalks and street
b with store debris, and have them arrsigned i
q the municipal court. There is an ordinans
:, on the books forbidding any one to make tt
= streets of this city deposit for any kind
, = trash, otfal, OF garbage.
- A decision was yesterday rendered by Juda
II Flint in the case of the city against A. &
n Simon, charged with violating the street ord
nance with respect to advertising his busines
= by means of a large canvass sign stretche
: Flengthwise AGREES Jackson street.. The cou1
adverted to the necessity of keeping the stree,
:, . clear of distractions, and while merchants ha
the right to advertise their business properly
they had no right to disregard the city ordi
nance respecting the cbstructing of street,
The council ordinance vas maintained and tn
J. defendant hned S5 and coata. 4 stay Of 70
days WA ssked for and granted.