Daily globe., 1879-04-02
CITY GLoBULEs.
With eggs at nine cents dozen, chicke
have nreCiNns Gtflo ko crc,u ovor

With eggs at nine cents dozen, chickens
have precious little to crow over.
The jury for tho May term Of the district
court will be drawn on the 18th inst.
The city officials, police and fire depart
ments, were paid their March salaries, yester
day. About $4,000 was thus disbursed.
The first full dreA rehearsal of n. NJ. s. Pin
afore took place at the Athen@um last evening,
and the manner in which the leading roles were
interpreted argue a complete success at its
formal presentation.
noisy row took place yesterday afternoon
in the saloon on Robert, near Fourth street,
and what bid fair to become a drunken fan
dango was nipped in the bud by the timely ap-
pearance of the police.
A GLOBE scribbler acknowledge the receipt
of handsome and valuable chrome. the pro-
duction of Train Dispatcher Drake. The work
is the inspiration of ''that baby" and reflects
credit upon the artists fatherly instincts.
The st. Paul boom will be completed and
ready for the reception of logs tomorrow, and
it is expected that 200, Goo 900 feet of logs will
be received during the ensuing season. The
contractors have every reason to be proud of
their achievement. II
Invitations are out for the initial rehearsal
of Queen Esther, to be given shortly at the
Opera house, under the auspices of tho society
for the relief of the poor. The rehearsal will
take place at the roomsof the Y. NJ. =. A.. on
Friday, the 4th inst.
At the entertainment to be given next Satur-
day evening by franklin Lodge No. 3, A. o. U.
w., Mr.. w. l.. Anderson has kindly volunteered
| to sing the two beautiful ballads, II Fear No
foe," by Pinsuti, and ''The Wreck of the
Hesperus," by Hullah.
Yesterday, j. NJ. Fuller lost three horses
down in the vicinity of the Lake Superior de.
pot. They broke loose from the man, who had
them in charge near car, from which they had
just been taken, and made off. Up to night
fall nothing had been heard of them.
An important railroad letting will take place
tomorrow at Milwaukee. The Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad company will let some thirty
miles of their road on the McGregor line, max
| ing the Big Sioux river. Does this point to th<
Black Hills? The direction seems perfect.
| The young exquisite who fendishly kicked
the dilapidated silk hat on Third street yester
day afternoon, looked mighty tired and lone
| aons-ike Immediately afterwards, while the
young rascals who furnished tho brick for tn,
| hat gloated over his misfortune out of pur,
cussedness.
Ernst Born complains that his first bor1
Louis was badly treated by Mrs. Mar,
Riccha, near Third and Exchange streets. Yes
terday she tried TO sweep up the lad with
broom, using the handle vigorously for tha
purpose. warrant to this effect was swor,
out before Judge Flint.
DR.. Story came to police headquarters earl,
yesterday morning in great trepidation, and re
ported that valuable horse belonging to hin
had been stolen out Of his barn tho night be
fore. Later in the day the horse was recov
| cred. 1t wasn't case of steal 81 much a
carelessness about the door fastenings.
In the municipal court, yesterday, Josep
Brown was charged, on oath of Health Office
John Patterson, with having on March
offered for sale for food to Jacob Haas, th
carcass of deceased and unwholesome COW
Defendant received a preliminary examination
and gave bail in the sum Of 5000, with Henri
Justus as surety for his personal appearance be
fore the next grand jury of Ramsey county.
It was as b!oated as Thanksgiving spong
cake, embodied more mystery than Gran
mercy park telegram, and was the source q
more fun than President Hayes could extrat
out OF a dozen country fairs. 1t the dis
carded pocket-book of a railroad president, an
had been nailed to the sidewalk by a couple {
young imps whose Sunday school training mu.
have been sadly neglected. It was really ridi,
ulous to observe how very sly your KNOWN
individual looked after he tried to lift it an
find himself left, while the sanguine pc
up sneaked off as if he had just been invite
to attend his mother-in-laws funeral.
Fine silver-plated ware at auction at Witte