Daily globe., 1879-06-01
CITY GLOBULEs.

The FIRST peaches of the season were received
yesterday.
The inaugural concert given by the Great
Union band at White Bear lake yesterday after
noon, was great success.
t1eet of four prairie schooners, we'll rugged
and, under full san, passed through this ohing
Yesterday bound Northwest. it
The Great Western band will give concert
this afternoon at Minnehaha (Donelly's Grove)
The train leaves st. Paul at :35 r. III.
schedule was fled in the probate court
yesterday estimating the real estate and per-
sonal property of the late Emily W. German at
$13 O73.50 sra s.5
n P. 7. Kavanagh sold yesterday house and
lot on Mississippi streetnear the round house,
for $l.525.00 in cash to John Lally Of No. so
Rosabel street. iN fsli8 32Gp5, 40
. ~. b. Paget was arraigned before Judge Mel
son, yesterday morning, and pleaded guilty to
selling liquor to the White Earth Indians He
was sentenced to one days imprisonment and
the payment of a fine of $25.iaa II
The Minnesota Universalist Sunday school
and State conventions will hold their annual
sessions for 1879 in Saltwater. The Sunday
school convention on Tuesday, June 10th, and
the State convention on the l1th and 18th.
Il is understood that the accomplished read
'ers, the Misses Banning, of this, city, have ac-
cepted invitations to give dramatic ROTATIONS
at Moorhead and Fargo this week. Wherever
these brilliant young ladies 60 they are greeted
with success. 4tts4t
Complaint was made at police Headquarters
yesterday that the boys congregate every Sun
day afternoon at the corner Of McKubin street
and Selby avenue for base ball purposes. 10
day the boys had better be scarce. for police
man will be obnoxiously around that neighbor-
hood. ...;.,.*s -,
The case of Hiram Dyer, Jr.,i charged with
making deadly assault on Alfred Guerin,
came up in the municipal court yesterday, and
an examination being waived the accused was
held until the: grand jury can consider the
| $500 was promptly furnished.
at 12 NJ. yesterday, with considerable freight
for down river points and several passengers
\ The next packet of this line is the great Tida
Wave, expected in to leave at y N. Monday
The mark yesterday showed five feet aboye Low
| water, or over six feet in the channel.
| The Red Line Transit company has made
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as their agent for st. Paul and Minneapolis
Mr.. Doran takes the place of J. G. Hamilton
who has resigned. Mr.. D. was formerly gen
eral freight agent for the st. Paul g. Pacific
and is a reliable and competent gentlema1
with whom it is a pleasure to do business.
4 The board of directors of the aims house an
hospital met yesterday and audited the usus
number of bills for the support of the char
table institutions for the month of May, tn
respective disbursements being follows
Support OF the poor. r.................$ 751 ]
Hospital al............ 2I5
Aims house. oil 6
Total .................. vi ,2S9
Yesterday was the last day of grace, and tt
, county treasurer's Office presented scene
activity that has not been witnessed before
, over year, the receipts from taxes amountiI
} to about 1000. The treasurer and five or 81
J assistants were at work until 9P. NJ. receivi1
taxes. The desire to escape the 10 per cen
penalty was very general, and the number wi
have paid their taxes promptly this year e
ceeds that of last.
Wednesday night, Mr.. William Fisher, of IL
) American Express company, had visitor,
9 his absence, to his room in the old Reye
3 house, corner of Seventh and Robert street
The visitor didn't leave his card, and for Il
e matter of that didn't leave anything else. T
t packed mp all Mr.. Fishers clothes, underwea
!. etc, and went entirely away without leaving
; clue by which the thief may be detected al
+ the stolen plumber recovered.
!. !. The matter of the confirmation of Mr.. Albe
/. Armstrong; assignee sale Of the Metropolis
e hotel came up before Judge Simons Eyesterd
is morning. Mr.. Clough. attorney for R,
n Marvin, administrator of the butcher intere.
asked for further postponement. which "
granted until o clock P. NJ. At that hour t
court called up the business again, and CO
s frmed the sale. Thereupon Messrs. Linsley
Belote, the new management of the Net
= politan hotel, handed over the $4,5O5 to Il
u Armstrong. This puts the Metropolitan neal
!: opening day, which will occur within ten
d twelve days.
A person by the name of Becker, haili
from Minneapolis was at police headquarte
y yesterday, begging the Chief for platoon
d police to invade st. Joseph's Academy
" said Mrs. Clausen had daughter Liz
Y there, and he had an order tor Lizzie and tt
e he couldn't get her. Trying the order a
le not finding it honored, he produced the moth
le but still the daughter would not be allowed
{, pass out. Then he went into a hurried calc
l, lation about pay for tuition making it up wi
8 five months, bit of the multiplication tab
is 50 that the bearer reckoned there wasn't son
ID thing due on Lizzie, and that she couldn't
out'until the same was handed over. Anyw
l. he was told he had to figure out the busin
X without any mathematical assistance from
ID police.