Daily globe., 1879-05-14
CITY GLOBULEs.
Tomorrow night will be the initial perform
ance of Queen Esther at tho Opera House.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Tomorrow night will be the initial perform
ance of Queen Esther at the Opera House.
The walking match to have taken place at
Red Cap park, yesterday, was postponed until
Some lively running will be done at Red Gap
park this afternoon. Nolan and Mccall will
do the running for $50 side.
1t is reported that one of Aide rman OCon- |
nor's sons is to be the deputy under Thos. Prem
dergast. the new city clork.
The steamer Diamond Joe, of the Diamond
Joe line, will be in Thursday morning, and
leave for st. Louis at noon of the same day.
The board showed rise of nine inches in the
river the past twenty-four hours, giving good
three feet and a half in the channel, and still
rising.
The oaths of office of G.. w. p. Wright and
Sanford Niles, as members of the Normal school
board, were filed in the office Of the secretary
Of state, yesterday.
warrant was sworn out in the municipal
court yesterday, for the arrest of Mary Dennie,
charged with making an Amazonian attack on
a neighbor named Honora Conrcy.
MISS van ECCen dS queen, MIS-. 1noHlpsuu Ss
Zeresh, wife Of Haman, MIR. Buckalew as King
Prof. Leib as Mordecai the jew, are the right
persons in the right places in the cantata of
Esther.
The Society for the Relief of the Poor will
derive Il handsome income from the three per-
formances of Queen Esther. Every seat in the
house should be secured before tomorrow
evening.
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Library association was 10 have taken place
last night, but owing to the failure of q
quorum, the meeting postponed until a
date in the near future.
Richard Nolan, charged with playing trip
hammer tattoo with his fist on John Flahertys
neck, was up yesterday. and given until Satur-
| day to persuade the latter that he was only in
dulging playful mood of ticklishness.
The initial number for back pension money
was executed by Mr.. James O'Brien in the
office of the district court yesterday, the same
being presented by man named Jacob Jansen
who was made happy by the receipt of $743.6O
Charles Alberts was given week in the
county jail, yesterday, for backing up an
elaborate disquisition on hash, with species
of wind pudding that did not come under the
regular bill of fare of the hostlery for which he
is a runner.
People will be surprised to find some of the
min or parts in the cantata of Esther as exqui-
sitely rendered as any of the more important
roles. A chorus will be heard also which, for
precision, power and general excellence has
rarely. if ever, been equalled in the city.
The DAILY family, consisting of three young
ladies and boy, were before Judge Flint yes
terday charged with keeping disorderly house.
The complaint was made by a rather question
able character named Anderson, and by request
of the city attorney the hearing was postponed
until Friday.
The afternoon tram on the Chicago, Mil
) waukee & St. Paul road, yesterday, had seven
passenger coaches, all full. Two of the coaches
were filled with Norwegian emigrants, part OF
which were bound for points on the st. Paul
Il Sioux City and part for the st. Paul & Pa
cifc. Another car contained army recruits
from the Columbus, o., barracks.
Lew Scott, in the X. N. office, saw few
small mats in the air few weeks ago, ant
!. | straightway ventured the prophesy that MAJ
!. would be a wet month, with heaps of water il
the river, and now he is going about hqgginl
, himself and saying II told you so." Capt
Reany is thinking of setting Lew up in bust
ness as second edition of Old Probabilities.
Mr.. Fred Arzt, residing at No. 135 Missis
: sippi street, reported the loss of white mar
attached To a dellvery wagon, at ponce mead
quarters last night. The animal becam
- frightened at the cars, on Acker street, yes
terday afternoon, and breaking away from th
81 hitching post, started in the direction Q
Rice street. since when nothing has bee
81 ascertained Of it's whereabouts.
The court house yard wears the appearance
of full blooming spring. Sheriff King ha
ornamented it in many attractive ways Th
walks have been dressed and rolled; basket
l. prodigal in fowery beauty have been place
around in favorable spots, and finally howe
= beds with full blooming flowers, and foliap
plants. have been artistically added to tt
whole. The park is hardly recognizable in it
d new beauty.
In the district court yesterday the only bu
al mess transacted was the arraignment of Mar
J. Huston, on the charge of selling mortgage
lp goods. She the last person indicted b
the present grand jury on complaint of NJ
nt Dodd, who AYERS she sold or removed sto,
and a few other household articles mortgage
sc to him for 1924 or thereabouts. She pleade
u not guilty, and was admitted to bail in $40
In lieu of sureties she deposited with Cler
Kiefer the amount of bail called for.
The running match between G. s. Nolan,
al Hastings, recently Of Nashville and J. W. M
Call, of Ontario will come off at 2:30 this a
u ternoon at Red Cap park. The match is f
4" $50 side, distance seventy-fve yards, best ty
So'
r. heat. Both men are said to be in excellent CO
dition, and sharp contest may be looked fo
ar The date of the walking match originally i
tended to come off at the same time, will
:, announced hereafter.
Yesterday N. A. Cook reported at poll
nd headquarters that the night before his saloo
corner Fourth and Jackson streets, was robbie
He declares himself loser to the amount of 81
and how the robbery was committed he co
fesses is past finding out. Monday night
closed up his money drawer with $11 in it;
closed the saloon door and locked it on t
to drawer with $11 in it. Tuesday, yesterda
,ol he came to his saloon and opened the do
he which was locked on the drawer which had
in it. He then opened the drawer and the 8
. wasn't there or the vestige of it. There we
no indications about the building to show tx
ed any entrance had been forced; everything
the $11 was just as he left it the night befo
i"' The police, who are now paid the munifce
sly sum OF $65 per month to clear up myster
and kill dogs, promised to fathom this mira'
of Mr.. Cooks
les PERSONAL.
of
ss- Rev. w. s. Honeymau and wife, Napa O.
lal at the Merchants.
Hamil on Brown, formerly of Saint Pa
no but now hailing from Des Moines, Iowa,
asst registered at the Merchants.
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