Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-25
CITY aLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Work upon the excavation for the Davidson
block, jackson street, was commenced yester.
day.
The dingy edi6ce containing the municipal
court room will soon make way for the new
market house.
1t was John and not Thomas Mara who had 8
bit of shindy on Sunday. Thomas is not
that kind of man.
State Superintendent Burt lectured at Osseo
Hennepin county, last evening. Friday even
ing he will lecture at Rochester.
The bridge commission met in regula,
weekly session yesterday forenoon and ad.
]ourned without transacting any business.
The ice made another break yesterday. The
break was just below the bridge, the detached
portion moving down river about five rods.
Clerk Nichols was busily engaged in prepar.
ing the supreme court calendar for the printer
yesterday. Court convenes Tuesday, April 1st
A complaint was yesterday filed in the office
OF the district court by Hanauer, Lichtenauel
4 Co., against Gley & Weghe to recover 1861
for goods sold.
The official bond of William Welsh, score
tary OF the board OF relief of the aims house
and hospital, was fled yesterday with the
county auditor.
Messrs. Gotzian and Middleton, who bull,
two handsome three-story brick stores lowe,
seventh street last season, preparing tt
erect at least two more similar struct ures ad
joining, this season, and perhaps four.
Benjamin Doty. who did the State some ser
vice last month for undue familiarity with
other peoples property, was before Judge
Flint yesterday, charged with vagrancy, and
given fourteen days in which to make up hif
mind to leave the city.
August Beck and John O'Mara engaged in s
friendly game of pool at Koch's saloon, or
Sunday afternoon which ended in a lively Bit
OF ruction. They were before Judge Flint
yesterday, and the city pocketed $13.45 as
stand off for the amusement.
Commencing with yesterday, the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad company put on
a through line of Pullman palace sleeping cars
between st. Louis and Omaha, and making d.
rect connection at Burlington with through
Pullman sleeping cars to and from st. Paul.
L. E. Cooley is heightened hack-drlver
while Frank Kenney supplies the chin-music 70,
down town bean dispensary, being in vulgar
parlance hotel runner. The two got into an
alteration Sunday, and squared with the city
at the municipal court yesterday by paying $a
each and costs.
The board of emigration held meeting yes
terday, which was devoted to making estimates
Of charges to be made the railroads fol
space in the edition of $4,000 pamphlets pro-
posed to be issued by the State. The board
adjourned until A. M. Monday, when it is
expected the copy for the pamphlet will be
ready.
A lecture will be delivered by William Fen.
ton, in the German Baptist church, corner OF
Thirteenth and Canada streets, on the Baal
worship Of the Masonic lodge, showing that it il
antagonistic to the Christian religion and
hateful to God, on Tuesday evening next,
March 25th, at 1880 o'clock P. N. All are in.
vited. Admission free.
Phillip Brock was before the municipal court
yesterday forenoon charged with fast or reck-
Less driving. It would appear that Phillip is
the poSsessor of young FLY which he takes
especial delight in speeding. He took the nag
out for dash on Sunday afternoon, which ter.
minated at the police station, The common
wealth is $8 ahead for the fun.
The sale of season tickets for the Hess Opera
season was very large yesterday. This morn.
ing at o'clock the sale of single seats will
commence at the box office, and the expert.
ence OF the past week ought to be warning to
those who desire to procure eligible locations
to go early. The variety offered by the roper.
tore OF the week is greater than last week, and
every taste can be pleased.
A gentleman who put up two fine brick stores
IN st. Paul last season, and who will put ur
two or more this season, informs us that owine
TO the extensive building improvements already
lnaugurated, and the unusually pressing de-
mand for labor, that there has been an advance
OF about fifty cents a day for stone masons
brlck-layers and day laborers, and that such
laborers are not anxious to contract for any
specified time even at the advance.
Another pine land trespasser was brought to
book, yesterday. Suit was commenced in the
United States district court and service made
upon Iom Scott, of Wadena county, for actual
and consequential damages arising from tres
pass on government land in the winter of 1873
ana 1874. The old saying, as easy as falling
view OF the many suits begun against public
land depredators.
A fair-haired woman named Mrs. Arnsen
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name was called yesterday morning, and with
choked voice asked that he be given Just one
more trial in which to do better. Arnsen, it
will be remembered, took $l18 of his wife's
money on Saturday, and proceeded to get
gloriously drunk, whereupon his wife had him
arrested. The prisoner seemed entirely repent
ant, and promising to lead a better life he was
restored to the bosom of his family.
If they are not exactly tramps they are wo-
tul loafers, these fellows who haunt the NUM-
cipal court. A few days ago Judge Flint, from
the bench, called police attention to the con-
course, and soon vacated the room of their
presence, Yesterday Chief Weber had occasion
to take man over to the court, and when he
got there he had train of followers-at least
twenty-five. They arrayed themselves about
the courtroom, and were morbidly curious
about what was going to turn up. little
wholesome muscular exercise for these gentry
would likely be beneficial to them, and profit
able to the city.
Now Mr.. Charles Passavant has really found
that stolen buffalo robe. Mr.. Passavant is in
debted for the recovery to ex-Deputy Sheriff
Walter Boyd, his brother, and Constable Will
son, of Little Canada. Having received q
description of the stolen robe, and traced it in
the direction of Little Canada, these gentle
men Kept their eyes open, and were soon re-
Warded by seeing the robe in conveyance at
church. The owner of the conveyance was
sought out and asked about the robe. He
promptly acknowledged that he had bought it
for one dollar, knowing it to be stolen, and
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