Daily globe., 1879-04-10
CITY GLOBULEs.

Yesterday. c
That hand organ must have been picked be- !
fore it was ripe.
John Egge, not very bad egg but vlctlm s
TO tanglefoot, was up for drunkenness yester-
day, and discharged.
The late Morris Lamprey selected jury IN I
the municipal court Saturday, and was TO nave
tried case yesterday.
The Martin Clark who appeared in the mu-
nicipal court proceedings, was not Mar'in -
Clark. of Gus Fort street, as he does not hsure
in that way.
The PRAYERS of the righteous are answered.
The GLOBE made several illusions yesterday 10
street sprinklers, and 10, the dust is laid by
grateful rain.
Transcript of judgment was yesterday hleo
in the Office of the district clerk for $l,lSO.S3
in favor of the plaintiff in the case of Holl q
Paar VS.. Francis Wrabeck u Bros.
The ice has entirely disappeared from White
Bear Lake. This subsidence of winter has hap
pcned month later than last year, Dnt ohe
month earlier than in former years.
Station Keeper Jessrang did his spring clean
ing up Yesterday, and the clean, sweet appear
ance of police headquarters last night abun'
dantly testified TO the thoroughness OF the ren-
ovation.
The United States marshal made service yes
+erdav on Ed Lowell and Joseph Wakefield as
nine land trespassers. Both are from ltasca
county. and have been despoiling government
timber land.
Complaint was yesterday filed in the Office
of the district eclerk by Homer G. Eller, recelV-
er of the Nixon estate, against, George Lane
ct al. to recover Judgment ana RESTRAIN 'ne
sale of goods under mortgage
r.. W. Smith, of Verndale, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Cardoza, yes
+erdav charged with selling liquor without
having obtained United States license. tie
was held in bonds of 5000 to the next grand
jury.
The parish of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd will open a chapel at the corner OF De-
Soto and Minnehaha streets, next Tuesday.
The conservation and dedication ceremonies
will taYe place in the evening OF the above
named day.
The case of w. L. Marshall, charged with
removing a barn from mortgaged premises
without the consent of the mortgagee' came up
for hearing in the municipal court Yesterday,
the defendant being held In bonds OF 92OO TO
await the action dRthe next grand jury.
A livery team belonging to s. o. Whiteher
took scare as they were coming out OF the
barn on West Seventh street, and ran away,
Yesterday noon. They came to halt at the
corner of Seventh and Robert streets by collld'
ing with tree Not much damage done.
The Atheueum is to be remodeled through
out. Architect Knight has the supervision OF
the work, which will consist of thorough
overhauling of the interior, an enlargement OF
~, fIyn Of
building in the most modern theatrical style
The sidewalk on the east side of Jackson
street, from Fifth to Seventh street, is gener
ally in demoralized condition, while SOM
portions are actually dangerous. Prompt re
pairs may save the city bill of expense II
payment of a broken limb, II nothing NOR
serious.
A telegram was received in this city yeste,
day stating that the large mass of testimon
taken in the Donnelly- -Washburn contest wa
handed to the clerk of the House of Represer
tatives. The evidence was committed to tn
clerks custody by the notary before whom th
testimony was taken.
John H. Ovens Oshkosh, has fallen frol
grace. He was brought to the station last nigt
in q beastly state of intoxication, and upon b
ing searched was found to possess certlhcal
of membership of the Harmonic lodge, Temp
of Honor Temperance society. IN addition
which he possessed bottle bearing the slgnl1
can't legend ''Old Crow" which tells the stor
of his downfall.
Yesterday about noon the axel of one of II
wagons of the Northwestern Fuel compan
broke at the corner of Seventh and Robe
streets and for few moments there was llv
]y prospect of bad runaway. The driver, a
sisted by some citizens who happened to
passing, kept the team we'll in hand, and I
special damage was done.
A very elegant young gentleman with tt
high-sounding name of Henry Navarro W
run in Yesterday from Morton's coloreI s
loon on Fourth street. Henry Navarro b
= the tint of olive denoting either Latin ancest
or miscegenating progenitors: He is suppose
to be as slick as he looks sleek, and was takt
in out ofharm's way, doing it.
The Mecsrs. Stees, in answer to the dema,
for cheap stores, have commenced clearing aw
for the erection of three one story brick sto
rooms on their Jackson street property, betwe
Seventh and Eighth streets. These structul
are intended to be but temporary. to supply
pressing demand, and will give place in t
near future to more imposing structures.
The st. Paul & Pacific railroad company
ceived new locomotive from the Roge
Works of Trenton, N. j., yesterday. It "
built by order for the traffic on this particn
line, is much larger than ordinary, and is
admirable piece Of mechanism, highly finish
throughout. 1t will soon be followed by
companion locomotive in all particulars.
o. G. Dunham, chief of police, Fariban
wants Albert Flanders. He is described a.
thirteen year old boy with black hair and ey
Without lust cause prOvOcation the you1
ster abandoned home last Friday. If anybo
sees youth with "a pair of black eyes,
swering to the above age, Chief Weber will ta
him in charge, even if he isn't Albert Flande
To-day being the anniversary of the insti
tion of the Holy Eucharist appropriate servi
will be held and Holy Communion be admin
tered in St. Pauls Episcopal church at
o'clock A. NJ. Easter services, next Sund
will be particularly interesting. At 7:30 O. 'cle
Holy Communion will be administered; cho
services and communion at IL o'clock A..
The Sunday school services will be made be;
tiful with Easter carols and ofertory.
Our Johnny is receiving particular attent
from the Chicago papers, even if they are
little mixed on initials The following is tai
from the Daily NearS, which generally ca
give more than line to the conhagration
q big city-outside of Chicago: Detective
B. Bressett, of st. Paul. who is in the city at
the forger Adams, alias Big Sandy '
jumped his bail while awaiting hearing o.
writ of habeas corpus, received a telegram fr
that city this morning to get his man at
COSTS Bresett will remain until the bon
men turn up the prisoner or the bond is
lected.'
Early yesterday morning Martin Housl
hardware store, No. $50 West Third street,
forcibly entered and lot of plunder tai
therefrom The thieves gained entrance
cutting through window pane in the rear
tho building. The store was thoroughly
plored an attempt being made to get into