Daily globe., 1879-04-29
CITY GLOBULEs.
Haverly's great Georgia minstrels to-nil

CITY GLOBULES.
Haverly's great Georgia minstrels tonight.
The Rice park fountain is being repaired
preliminary to summer service.
O. @. Maoklett still holds the badge of the
St. Paul rifle club, having won it twice in sue
cession.
Five nuisances and similar number of
simple drunks were disposed of by Judge
Flint yesterday.
Yesterday the collector of internal revenue
did rushing business. The receipts for
licenses alone amounted to $4,000.
The inaugural Saturday night Rice Park con-
cert will be given about the middle OF May,
instead of the middle of June, has before
been stated.
Capt Macy was busy yesterday mailing the
farmers board of trade circulars containing
the rule adopted for measuring grain under the
law OF last winter.
Thomas Brazielle was before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with vagranoy. He prom
ised to visit his friends in Minneapolis and
was allowed to depart in peace.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Maurice Auerbach ct al,
So, ,694. go on promissory note.
Several members of the board of abatement
assembled in the county auditors Office, yester-
day, but as quorum was not present, the
meeting adjourned until Friday.
A decision was yesterday fled by Judge 81
mons discharging order to show cause in the
case of James Mcintyre & Co. VS.. The Eau
Claire Dells Improvement company
A complaint in replevin was fled in the Office
of the district court yesterday by R. A. Smith,
receiver of Webb's barn, to recover quantity
! of harm fixtures restrained by A. E. Kimberly
and others.
In the probate court yesterday Robert A.
Smith and Horace P. Rugg filed their bonds as
administrators of the estate of George Culver,
deceased in the sum of 5000 EACH The
bonds were approved by the Judge and letters
! were issued.
MIR. Anderson publishes card this morning
making general denial of certain reports. 1t
would really be better for Mr.. Anderson not to
insist on being conspicuous before the public.
He will enjoy himself better.
warrant was sworn out by John Lopp,
father of Charles Lopp, yesterday, for the ar
rest of a girl named Minnie Beier, charged
with assaulting the latter without provocation
Both parties to the action are children, and the
case will probably be heard to-day
Bishop Whipple confirmed forty one appli-
cants for admission to the various Episcopal
churches of the city on Sunday, being distrib-
uted as follows st. Paul's church. a class of
: twenty-two; Christ church, class of eleven;
Church of the Good Shepard, class OF eight
The admirers of Charles F. Case, general
, AGENT of the Erie g. North Shore fast freight
line. in this city, expressed him last evening,
f w. O. D., handsome and costly testimonial,
, the reception of which will remind him most
vividly of the attractions of Coney Island as a
= resort.
The Kimberly contempt case, growing out OF
: an attempt on the part of A. E. Kimberly and
3 T. w. Webb to remove certain fixtures from
] Webbs barn on Sunday last, an account of
which appeared in yesterdays GLOBE, will be
heard by Judge Wilkins, at 10 o'clock this
morning.
A regular meeting Of the Ramsey county
1 medical association was held last evening, al
which discussion took place concerning tht
! best means of contending with scarlatina, thu
proceedings, for some inscrutable reason, being
with cid from publication. They were prob
ably of little value to any one.
l. Thomas Pitts, residing at No. 80 st. Pau
o street, made complaint at police headquarter
Yesterday that a lot of tramps had occupied hi
l. barn the night before, and when leaving in tn
J. morning had carried off a pitchfork, buffal
robe and some harness. The police are direct
ed to keep keen eye out for the petty robbers
d Tonight the Opera House will be occupie
d by the Georgia minstrels, under J. II. Havel
n Tvs management. Haverly's name is enoug
ar to warrant the assertion that the performanc
+ will be pleasing affair." and combined wit
- | ~, ia ,+atir IF tn
20 assurance of most pleasing performance
~ doubled.
n The alarm of fire from box No. "a, at
At o'clock yesterday forenoon, was caused by th
discovery of fire IN a quantity of straw an
ID rubbish located on an open lot adjoining Thir
;, street, Just below Jackson. The department
responded to the alarm, but by the time th
location was reached the incipient flame ha
u been extinguished.
"a J.J. Hill, Esq, of the st. Paul & Pacific, r.
D. turned yesterday from trip over the branc
g. line to Fergus Falls. Mr.. Hill reports the loci
tion of an excellent line into and out of thu
place. and that work upon the line west frol
Alexandria, the whole distance to the conne
10 tlon with the cutoff, will commence in tt
next week or ten days.
IS The usual summer course given by the 81
or Paul Gymnastic association will be inaugurate
rs this evening at the rooms of the association
[r Nos. Al and 43 East Third street. A new cla
- will be formed, and those desiring to ava
% themselves of the advantages for physical Gu
10 ture offered by the society can do so by ma
ne ing application tonight.
W ~, R. A. Lanpher, while driving near the CO
~ ~ ner of Washington and Fifth streets, yesterd.
~ about noon, came near being the subject of
runaway paragraph. His horse took fright
ne ne some men repairing al. old omnibus at Webb
at stable, and darted off, but dexterous manag
lot ment got him under control before he had gol
up a dozen bounding lengths.
- Riding with an old gentleman the other da
of he pointed with much pride to a tree
q, planted twenty years ago on property ne
at owned by others. Those who join the crov
l la' on Tree day at Hamline university next Tue
'n- day, the 9th of May, and plant one or mo
no trees, will look back with like pleasure. Ia
On. the st. Paul & Pacific railroad for Cole
;he place, midway between St. Paul and Minr
,lv apolis.
Ter The collector of internal revenue will sell
lg. day 600 gallons of CROOKED" whisky. 7
out sale will take place in the basement of t
er, custom house at 3 o'clock P. NJ. The whisky
IRE of lot seized for crookedness, and is to
BILE sold for the government tax, at 80 cents (
the gallon. It is some of quantity which /
,o+ been on hand for five years. having been seiz
1o o.u along in 1S74'75 for alleged violation of
ois internal revenue laws.
re. More care will have to be exercised in
an disposition of ashes in the Rogers block,
thera will no ser;oua therao br