Daily globe., 1879-04-30
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
The trip of the steamer Red Wing reached
St. Paul by rail from La Crosse yesterday
morning.
A change of venue to Mower county was
granted yesterday, by Judge Wilkin, in the
case of Moses s. Herman l. Co. vs.. b. CAM.
Demurrer to complaint was sustained by
Judge Brill, yesterday, in the case OF NJ b.
Ferris vs. The Northwestern Mutual Life 1nsur-
ance company. ..
An order discharging order to show cause was
yesterday made by Judge Brill in the case of
The Third National Bank of Syracuse New
York, VS.. Daniel Armstrong.
If last nights rehearsal of "Queen Ester
is a fair criterion of what the opera will be at
it's formal presentation, the performance may
be predicted as grand artistic success.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by the German American bank
against William A. Ewing and about fifty 9TH
ers, to determine as many claims to certain par
cells of land situated in Ramsey county.
All the first invoice of the United States $40
refunding certificates, in amount $4,000, for
warded two weeks ago to the postof6ce here,
were disposed of yesterday. A new lot, and ex-
ceeding largely in amount the last invoice, will
be received in few days.
Yesterday Squire Hanft made two hearts
glad with matrimonial bliss. The parties to
the affair were John Brant and Fredrika
Stahlhagen, of Winona. After the legal pro-
nunciamento making the twain single unit,
the usual congratulations followed.
A bench warrant was issued by Judge ST.
mons, yesterday, for man named Upman
who is called upon to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt of court in re-
fusing to answer summons to a district court
action in which he is the defendant.
Admirers of genuine music should not forget
the treat in store by the performance OF the
renowned voilinist Remenyi, at the Opera
House on May 9. The entertainment is the
last but one in the library course, and Paggo-
ninias' successor should draw out the largest
house of the season.
The internal revenue collectors Office was
again, yesterday, the scene of considerable
business activity. Everybody is coming in
with rush to secure the special license for the
wear REQUIRED by law. At IL o'clock SO, 900
were deposited receipts from this source; and
before night the receipts for the day amounted
| to $5, 900.
The repairs Of the Metropolitan, under the su-
pervision of Col. Linsley, are being pushed
forward by large force of workmen, though
some delay is being occasioned by the non.
arrival of the tiling for the Office floor and the
elevator. The entire building is being reno
waited, and when the doors are opened to the
| public it will be as fresh and sweet as ne ".
| blown rose.
About o'clock yesterday Officer Baer found
the most forlorn little girl-waif ever seen, or
Bridge square, The little one awfully
| lost and was tear-begrimmed over her luckless
| fate. She is about three years old, and was
wholly unable to give an account of herself
and when questioned would cry and drive hel
dirty little knuckles into her tear-laden eyes
| She was taken to the station, where JessranE
cared for her and has her in keeping for he
careless parents to identify and reclaim.
Yesterday, Sheldon s. Jarrett, United state
prisoner, was released from Jail bond
longed to the Jarrett gang of counterfeiter
captured about the 9th of last February, nea
Zumbro Falls, Wabashaw county. They passet
the bogus coin ON the 22d of February, ant
three of the gang SheldonS. and Fremont jar
rett and Edwin O. Adams, were captured. Al
have been released on bonds of $1,000, yester
DAVIS culprit being the last of the crowd.
is expected they viii be arraigned for trial a
the next session of the United States distric
court.
Yesterday morning a Mrs. Cavanaugh, resid
ing at the corner of Ninth and Minnesot
streets, had her daughter Annie aged 16, al
rested. The mother claimed that she was ''in
corrigible,' and that she had pushed out int
the ways of wickedness, away beyond her reac
to reclaim her. Therefore she wanted to hav
her sent to the reform school. The old lad
evidently had acted hastily, or at any rat
without the advice of the father. When b
came home at noon, he learned of the proceed
ing against his daughter, and was very wrath
full. Then the old lady repented of her actor
> went up to the station, begged her daughter of
\ and conducted her home.
} delightful surprise party took place a
: Lake Como last evening, the occasion being th
celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of th
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Quinn. Prol
erly speaking, the event is generally known 8
the cotton wedding anniversary, but the nj
merous friends of the happy couple decided
Q signalize the occasion by more substanti;
4 token than could be manufactured from tn:
inexpensive material, in proof of which the
presented the couple with costly tea service
9 The set consisted Of eleven pieces and VIZ
: manufactured without regard to cost. A. boul
8 tiful supper followed the presentation, whic
: made way for general festivities, the fun an
good humor being prolonged we'll into IL