Daily globe., 1879-04-06
CITY aLOBULEs.
Collector MoMurtrie has appointed Henry
Feldman, of st. Petor, inspector Of customs at
Pembina.

Collector MoMurtrie has appointed Henry
Feldman, of st. Peter, inspector of customs at
Pembina.
change was made yesterday in the officers
in charge of the rock pile gang. Officer O 'Keefe
being substituted for Officer Murphy, who has
had charge of the tramps since the inauguration
of the movement.
The alarm of fire from box 81, at 1855 yes
terday, was caused by the burning Of q CHM
ney on Pearl street. The department repaired
to the location indicated, but the fire was ex-
tinguished before their arrival.
The dog law is going to be enforced at once.
The police have been given instructions to give
notice to dog owners, and If their pups are not
tagged with license label at once they will
become targets for police pistol practice.
Mayor Dawson gave orders yesterday to have
Officer johnson suspended from duty. pending
an inquiry into the cause of his absence from
duty at the time the burning of Mat KuhFs
store happened in West st. Paul. Friday night.
The case of Michael Kuhn, charged with un-
lawfully secreting large quantity of cigars.
1900, and which were found concealed on the
defendants premises by Officer Mullen, few
days since, will come before Judge Flint for
final hearing tomorrow.
The difficulty spoken of in the GLOBE, few
days ago, existing between Breen q Young,
granite contractors, and Mcintyre & Steele,
contractors on the Fort Smelling bridge, was
adjusted yesterday. The attachments by
Breen C Young on material on the ground
were dissolved.
Mrs. L. r. Fitch. No., 16 East Sixth street,
was at police headquarters yesterday afternoon
inquiring for her two children who had been
lost. One is about and the other years old.
The little ones were at play about noon at the
front door, and strayed of. About nlghtfall
the little truants were found, and the mothers s
anxiety gave way to joy.
The icence record for the week still retains
it's queerish features. Only six butcher Gcen-
ses have been taken out, and five vehicles are
running according to law. The revenue, to
date, from 1853 liquor licences is $l5, 800;
twenty-three beer licenses, $500. Dogs are
valued at $5 so far and miscellaneous licenses
to the number of fifty-three have been issued.
The base ball mania has seized the average
urchin already. For an unlawful tossing Of
the ball on Market street yesterday, Officer
Lowell seized Frank johnson and VIM. Went
worth. They were taken before Judge Flint
who reminded them it wasn't according to law
no matter how much pleasure it gave them, t.
make play grounds of the streets, and with thii
reprimand they were discharged.
The ':Queen Esther reharsal at tho rooms Of
the Y. M. q. A., night before last, was perfect
success. Between seventy and eighty singers
were present, and the delightful manner IL
which the ch0ruses and solos were rendered
plainly indicate that the forthcoming enter:
ta,nment will be a grand success. Tho mex
rehearsal will take place next Tuesday even
ing. to which singers only are invited.
Not long ago the board of public works de
cided to widen and open Bluff street, fron
| Martin to Robert street. A number of prop
| erty holders along the route, among whom il
Richard Chute, Of Minneapolis, protested
against the proposed Improvement. Notwith
standing, the assessment for the work wa
ordered to be made. Yesterday Mr.. Chute tile'
an appeal in the district court against tn
boards decision, and proposes to vie tho mat
| ter with the laws delay.
Yesterday, Officer O'Keefe had one of hi
tramps, while taking them out to exercise i
Smith park, jump away from his custodian
| ship. The officer was in quandary.
didn't want to lose the man, and feared t
leave the whole lot for fear they'd scatter
While Just having it in his mind to follow tn
bible parable of DESERVING the ninety and min
for the one, officer Nygard came to his relief
He gave pursuit, and captured him at the COZ
ner OF InlrO ana Ceuar SLFeeCSs
The only business transacted at the sessio
of the Farm ers' Board of Trade, yesterda
morning, was the adopting of an order direc
ing the secretary to prepare circular consis
ing of the grades Of wheat ad opted by tt
board the adoption of the Stacy filler and de
scription of the manner of using, and to hay
1000 copies of the same printed for distrib
tion, and to publish said circular once in tt
daily and once i'll the weekly GLOBE, Dlspatt
and Pioneerr Press. Adjourned subject to Ca
of the president.
The sixtieth anniversary Of the origin of tt
Independent Order of Odd Fellows in t
United States will be appropriately and elabe
ately celebrated in this city, on Saturday, tt
Q 26th inst. An excellent programme has be'
l arranged for the occasion, the main features
+ which will be procession, banquet and ba
And the admirable executive ability of tho
having the arrangements in charge are pc
feet guarantee of its successful performant
Representatives from all the lodges of the Sta
: will be present, and the occasion will undou
; edly be the grandest affa r of its kind ev
o before witnessed by this city.
Quite lively runaway, attended with son
considerable damage, happened yesterday fol
i noon at the corner of franklin and Seven
J streets. A farmer, whose name could not
r learned, had just purchased new team a
d was trying them. He had three friends, one
le whom belongs to the Tyrolese troupe. in
# wagon to see how the horses would g.. Th
d commenced to go at the place named abo,
and didn't bring up until they collided with
tree in front of Turners' Hall. There hors'
wagon aid men made up q mixture whi
threatened disastrous results. The result "
: that the wagon was smashed to pieces, t
horses bruised, two Of the men, one the Ty
less warbler, were hurt very badly, and
farmer and another man escaped unhurt.
o diamond grotto'' ornaments the WIND
" of Greenleafs jewelry store. The ''grotto'
y keepsake to II. G. Hone, of the st. Pau
n, Sioux City Office, by his uncle, john W. Ho
y ESQ, now of Leadville, Colorado The ''grot
-, of is composed of forty distinct specimens of
s os minerals and petrifed woods of Colorado,
- :, lected by Mr.. Hope ia person during his {
~ teen years residence In Colorado, some eff VII
" " are very rare and valuable. The speclm
are made into a jewelry ca.ket, handson
arranged as to com binatiOn of coior. the on
IS IS surface points being all finely polished,
ne making az handsome and valuable caske
~ could be desired by the most ardent admit
81 of the curious, beautiful aud valuable.
-, - 'stone" the casket up show window att
"a ton, Mr.. Eagan, manager, has scattered {
~ ~ the lid of the casket some 5000 worth of
~ monds.
We William Kirch, diminutive specimen
M humanity, stepped into Caldwelps restaur
on Friday evening, for the purpose of rep
ishing the inner man with Scotch herring
glass Of water, He had just regaled him!
with the sumptuous banquet, and was
re- pairing for post prandial siesta. when G.
ity Mack, an individual as long ortho'
. sermon, entered with the view of making
o. on the aforesaid commissary department..
s. two are deadly enemies, aud from the maj
The in which they glared at each other it bee
,ta | evident that there was going to be music.
,es lengthy parsonage finally disposed of his in
niicant opponent by wrapping him around
ore n aS.s of en- I.nI.on street M K;rch swnre o
nd .-o+ as+ ,rd,y .rd had hin hnrlv inf