Daily globe., 1879-04-22
St. Paul, April 10, 1879.
CITY GLOBULES.

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CITY GLoBULEs.
The breezy individual paraded the first dust
or of the season yesterday.
Judge Brill yesterday affirmed judgment of
the Justice court in the case of j. F. Mcintosh
against Kuhles & Stock, garnishees.
Governor Pillsbury has appointed Daniel
Fish to be Judge of Probate in and for the
county of Wright, vice Judge John F. Dilley,
deceased.
An order was yesterday granted by Judge
simons striking out portion of the answer in
the case of A. r. Capehart Mary Kennedy, |
administratri1.
Com plant was made in the municipal court
yesterday against J. G. Green on the charge OF
maintaining nuisance on certain lots located
ON Nelson avenue.
Arrangements for the transfer of the car
stable site to the corner of Fourth and St.
Peter streets were perfected yesterday after
noon, and work will commence as soon as the
new plans completed.
The Dramatic club of Unity church gave a
very pleasant entertainment at the club rooms,
last night. A large and appreciative audience
witnessed the performance of the charming i
farce entitled "a Secret Agent"
The weather is warm enough and the dust
demands that the water-how into the street
foudtains, where man and beast can quench
thoir thirst. should commence to gurgle.
Whose duty is it to 1--WE us this section of Lake
Phalen2
George Mitsch, corner of Washington and
Sixth streets, complains that crowd OF small
boys made target of his wagon shop Sunday
night, greatly to the detriment of the window
glass. The police are ordered to look out for
the boys.
The council committee on public buildings
will meet to-day to select place for holding
the municipal court during the erection of the
new market house. The old court house, the
chambers" in the new court house, and the
council chamber spoken of.
The attention of Officer Clouse was called
yesterday to number of young rascals who
were engaged in setting fire to Quantity of
rubbish situated on the Park Place property.
The youthful incendiaries were driven from
the premises, and informed that second at
tempt would result in their arrest.
A decision was yesterday rendered by Judge
Brill, in the case of Henry O'Gorman, judge OF
probate, vs. Henry F. Masterson ct al. Judg-
ment for $4, 655. 87 with interest, was declared
in favor OF the plaintiff, less 81 900 paid Sep
tember 17th, 1878, and costs and disburse-
ments, leaving $3,824. OF to be collected on tht
judgment.
Pat Sullivan was run in by Officer Waiter
house last night for being disorderly, and fol
awhile the station house was made vocal will
the touching and familiar air of wearing o.
the Green" which was kept up with variation'
until the voice of the singer was hushed in thu
profound slumber that follows the liberal us'
of old-fashioned bug-juice.
Tickets for the testimonial benefit rendered
to Miss Davidson and Mr.. Buckelew by 81. M
g. Pinafore company, to be given at the Oper'
House next Monday evening, are being dis
posed of very rapidly. full rehearsal took
place at the Opera House last evening, and
from present indications the performance will
be the most successful affair of the season.
A regular meeting of the bridge commission
was held yesterday forenoon, all the member
being in attendance. A conversation took
place concerning the condemnation of certain
property to be used in improving the Fort
road, which resulted in the engineer belnl
instructed to complete the descriptions a
soon possible, following which the commits
sion adjourned.
Next Thursday, Oath inst, Miss Annie McEl
gun, formerly of Pleasant Grove, but at pres
ont of this city, will take the white veil at tn
Convent of the Visitation. With the assump
ton of the white veil she begins her novitiate
and the opportunity will thus be afforded, i
she feel unequal to assuming the grave and ua
selfish duties of sisters ife to retire at tn
expiration of year.
Tonight the dime entertainment at Ply
mouth church ought to attract an audience
beyond even the capacity of the building tt
seat. 1t is rare that such varied and ricl
programme has been met with in connection
:&h off fhia Not oulV al
interested in Scotland, her history, men ane
literature will be attracted, but those who en-
ioy the music for which the Plymouth church
choir is justly noted.
Nothing new was developed in Officer Cru
ber's case yesterday. He had an interview
with the mayor and frankly confessed hi
error, but response was given him which
would tend to relieve him of anxiety. Office
Gruber left his beat to enter ballroom, ant
while there Delilah induced him to indulg
in the mazy. just then Sergeant Walsh cam
in; the dance was suspended, and. for tn
matter of that, so was the officer. Mayor Daw
son will doubtless give his attention to tn
business to-day.
The performance of n. NJ. s. Pinafore," b,
the Gale-Leib Pinafore company, at the Oper'
House, on Thursday evening, promises to be al
artistic and pecuniary success. The cast in
cludes some of the best vocal talent in St. Pau
names is sufficient guarantee of the complet
success of the entertainment The chorus will
be composed of selected solo voices, and tn
striking effect of the ensemble is said to be ex
tremely realistic and effective. The sale o
tickets will take place tomorrow morning.
Yesterday morning tramps were observer
coming, one by one, out of a barn in o
AID. OConnor's residence, on Fourt, street
They'd come to the door, look furtively out
and then skip out and take up the shamblin
gait by which their kind is known. Ten o
them went through the same business, and o
examination it was found they had been maxim
q lodging house out of the premises. As th
barn is very near Tom Barwise's shoe shop, th
robbery of which Sunday night is mentione
elsewhere the suspicion is strong that thes
tramps are wearing Barwise's shoes.
During Sunday night, report made at polio
headquarters yesterday, the tailor shop of Wu
Niehaus, No. so Jackson street, was entered b
burglars, Entrance was made through tt
back door, the robb rs cutting through thi
pine door hole sufficient to put in the han
and open the door. This accomplished tt
store and its contents were at their mercy