Daily globe., 1879-01-31
CITY GLOBuLEs.

The court cases for trial at this term Of the
district court will be set for trial to-day ut 10
o'clock A. NJ, by Judge Brill.
The Beach case, 1nanslaughter in the fourth
degree, will come up for trial this morning in
the district court.
The opera of Stradella will be repeated at
the Atheneum Sunday evening, Feb. I'd. The
public were SO we'll pleased with the first pres
entatlon that a repetition is generally de-
manded.
MIR. George s. Heron hitched his chestnut
trotting mare with the Rarus belonging to
George Hazard. The pair were very evenly
matchedi in size, color, and movement, and
made spanking team.
Hon. @. s. Bryant, secretary Of the High
school board, left yesterday for Moorhead and
Detroit to examine the schools at those places
with a view to extending to them State aid un-
| der the High school act of last winter. These
| examinations made and Mr.. Bryant will have
| examined twenty-four schools for this pur-
| pose.
| The applications for assistance at the regular
meeting of the board of relief yesterday, were
unusually large, no less than fifty persons
making application for relief, nearly all of
whom represented large and destitute families
Out of the above named number, fifty-two
families were provided with wood provisions,
etc., being the largest number of applicants as
sisted during the present winter.
Amendments to the articles of incorporation
| to the Minneapolis Eastern Railway company
were filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
The only difference in the amended articles
from the original is in specifying in detail the
! way between Minneapolis and st. Paul, with
one or more tracks, turnouts, rights of way,
depot grounds, yards, machine shops, ETC. etc.
| only provided for in general terms by the
| original articles.
pleasant wedding transpired at the Church
Of the Assumption yesterday forenoon the
high contracting parties being Mr.. Henry
Funke and Miss Mary Ellis, the Rev. Valentine
Stimmler officiating. Tho bride was attended
by Miss Mary Pfeifer aud Miss Lena Michel,
while Mr. Joseph Ellis and Mr.. John Heiden-
! celebrated at 8 A. NJ, all the members of the
choir being in attendance, the bride having
been valued member of that organization for
several years.
On the 18th day of last August, John Scan
lon, aged, alleged to have gotten into fight
with John Cady, more aged. Cady was badly
ratified in the affair, SO he claimed Scanlon
was held for an assault to do bodily harm. His
case went over from the September term, and
came up yesterday. After considerable swear
ing, some of which was interpreted from the
After being out for half an hour, the verdict Of
not guilty was returned. Scanlou scarcely
comprehended, but when he did he bowed his
Acknowledgements.
Peter Brown has shown himself to be a
thoroughly bad and depraved man. Arrested
for completely in the Manson robbery a few
weeks since, he was tried on Wednesday for
the offense and narrowly escaped going to the
Jail by taking on sufficient bug Juice tn he.
come gloriously, or beastly drunk, whereupon
the lrrepressible penchant for mischief asserted
Its supremacy, and without provocation he bro
seeded to smuse himself by attacking man
name nameo helohthert. The assault took place yes
terday afternoon on Rosabel street, and the
/ latter was pretty severely injured. The police
arrested Brown last night, and he will have a
hearing ut municipal court this morning.