Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Cfa4 GLOBULEs.


Emmert's brewry yesterday afternoon.
Alderman Grace is making good progress
upon the basement for the new Davidson block,
Jackson street.
The foundation has been completed for fine
double tenement house being erected by Mrs.
Nelson Robert, corner of Robert and Tenth
streets.
Thirty-six profles Of new grades of different
streets were recorded by the register of deeds,
yesterday, the same having been reported by
the city clerk.
Notice of change of name of the corporation
heretofore known as ''The Mankato Linseed Oil
and Tow Company to 1.-THE Mankato Linseed
Oil Company" was filed with the secretary of
state, yesterday.
The river continues to increase in volume at
lively rate. The board last evening marked
four feet and half, rise of ten inches in
the preceding "a hours, and giving depth of
over five feet in the channel.
Ayoung Frenchlnan residing in West St.
Paul was seen to pick up pocket-book on the
bridge, Wednesday morning. He has made NO
report of his find to police headquarters, but
had better do it, officer will be after
him.
The citizens residing Harrington avenue
are considerably annoyed by the presence Of a
| crippled horse which has been lying in that
vicinity for the past few days unable to move.
The case is one that urgently demands the
attention of ofhumanitarians.
A guest Of the merchants hotel, name un-
known, injured his ankle badly on the Waba-
shaw street bridge yesterday by having his foot
slip through q hole in the bridge. There are a
good many holes and displaced boards which
require looking after.
Michael Fahey wants Pat Fahey arrested Pat
is charged with being boisterously drunk To
quiet Pat down he'd have to be under arrest all
the time However, the warrant for Pats ar
the municipal court assigned Fahey to duty
in the Jail for week.
Health Officer Patterson notified John Byrne
to vacate No. So Market street, yesterday,
owing to the filthy and unhealthy condition of
the premises. The owner is a nonresident.
and the place will be disin fected and CHARGED
to his account. Two of Byrne's family are
sick with fever caused by defective drains and
sinks.
While MIR. Robinson was driving along
Third street near Cedar, about o'clock last
night, his animal became frightened and
plunged at such furious rate as to throw Mr..
Robinson from the buggy, who Fortunately.
| sustained no injury. The animal ran into a
hack, and was brought to a standstill, no ma
terial damage being sustained.
There is futtering among the boys about
| town since it has become known that the self
! constituted prosecutors of the scarlet women
| are preparing lists of the aforesaid bows, who
ought to know all about the matter in contro-
| versy. The boys don't want to tell all thew
know, and will probably take their summer va
cation earlier than usual this year.
Franz Frei's saloon license was revoked bv
the mayor yesterday. Frei is the proprietor
| OF the Wild Hunters tavern on jackson street,
opposite the Merchants hotel The mayor nav.
| ing become tired of the disorderly nature of
tne house, and in view OF, the fact of the mur-
Ider0us row which happened there Wednesday
night, revoked Frei's license as the means IL
restoring order by the banishment of fighting
whisky from the premises.
The time of holding the walking match to
take place at the Opera house next week was
changed from Wednesday to Monday evening,
continuing all day Tuesday and terminating
on the evening of that day. The match is for
%sss stas 81 Sullivan % and a.S q, a5 s2s9
are ir1 constant training, and the performenS
will be productive Of some Of the best sport q
| the season. t
The first of the Great Western band picnios
| at Lake Elmo of the season will take place
next Sunday. These picnics are entirely under
the control of the band. who hire the trains,
thus enabling the management to exclude ali
| improper persons. By this arrangement the
picnics were made very popular last season,
and Prof. Seibert and his associates are deter
mined to fully sustain the excellent reputation
they have acquired this season. There will be
two trains each way during the day.
Ayoung man from Minneapolis was making
inquiries at police headquarters yesterday for
. runaway brother. Wednesday morning
Charles Baenen, aged IA, left home without
cause or provocation, and without leave. Since
then no trace of him has been found. He
is described as having full, round face, light
hair and blue eyes; wore light grey pants with
lighter stripe, dark grey coat and vest. black
hat. The youngster sang in Arthur Meningitis
Naiad Queen not long ago in Minneapolis and
became stage struck. It is suspected that he
left home to join Mcknight in Oshkosh, Wis.
Anylinformation about this youngster may be
communicated to Chief Weber, in this city, OF
to tho boys father at No. SIG Fifth avenue
north, West Minneapolis.