Daily globe., 1879-04-11
CITY GLOBULES.

Like the eternal thunders of the deep,
Into my ears this truth-Thou livest forever"
CITY GLOBULEs.
Good Friday.
Legal holiday.
'Queen Esther will be rehearsed tonight.
The banks will be closed to-day-legal holi-
day.
The street force, or a fractional part, are
placing Rice park in condition.
The rehearsal of III. M. 8. Pinafore'' at the
Opera House, last evening, was q hattering
success.
Strawberries from New Orleans have been in
market for week. They sell at from thirty
five to fifty cents per pint.
Four cars Of emigrants were attached to the
regular train on the Chicago, Milwaukee St.
Paul road yesterday afternoon, making eight
coaches.
The galvanized iron cornice being put on the
rebuilt Music hall block will give that struc
ture very greatly improved appearance
| what it had before the fire.
| decree was yesterday rendered by Judge
Simons in the case Of James B. Hunter VS..
| William Graham, Judgment for 1929 being
| filed IN favor of the plaintiff.
The county offices and federal headquarters
will be closed to-day, Good Friday. The banks
will also enjoy legal holiday. All the public
| schools closed for holiday.
An ugly gap was made on Seventh street near
Cedar yesterday, by the caving in of the street
directly over the sewer. Aside from the incon-
| venience no harm was occasioned
| Tbo boo hmm dad h1,
the expensive and bilious looking strawberry,
but out of courtesy to the season the girl of
the period will invariably order the latter.
The tramps are approaching the city again.
nest of the nomads were discovered last night
in Langevin's barn in the Sixth ward, and eight
were captured by Officers Kenaley and Decor
sey.
The board of immigration held brief session
yesterday, and considered the question of adj
vertising, etc., but the only thing definite done
was the awarding of a contract for maps to ac-
company the pamphlet.
Peter Pearson, the Oshkosh temperance ora
; tor, was before Judge Flint, yesterday, charged
, with being drunker than ''biled" owl. He
E acknowledged the soft impeachment and paio
the city SO as stand-off.
The youngest child, George, aged years, Of
. Gen. Tompkins, chief quartermaster, is report
g ed dangerously ill. The little one is afflicted
e with slow typhus fever, and faint hopes only
: are entertained Of his recovery.
l In yesterdays report Of the result of the ex
animation of applicants for teachers positions
e the name of Miss Rose A. Williams was unin
u tentionaly omitted. She passed creditabl
c examination, did all the pupils from st
Joseph's Academy.
Officer Morgan is out the tramp afte
butchers, bakers and candlestick makers, O
IS that ilk, who have not raid up their licenses
o The saloon keepers coming in with coin
e mendable promptness. The most trouble i
T. experienced with butchers; they are reluctan
d to part with any grease.
l. Two more pine land trespassers were calle'
Il to account yesterday. Washington count
- furnished them this time Alexander Bergman
, II and James Matthews are the parties. Both ar,
l. new cases. and the amosnt of their 'trespass
5. will have to be determined when they ar
% brought to trial next June.
l. While returning to the sanctum, at a lat
- hour, few evenings SINCE bachelor attach
of the GLOBE staff found stylishly fashione
No. slipper, the instep of which is adj uste
with scarlet ribbon. The Cinderella provin
the loss of the same, may recover her propert
g. on application to this Office.
IL One of the employees of the Y. M. G. A. wa
inquiring around last night for light CON
E. plexioned Swede. he wouldn't give his name
" but said he had gotten employment on Y N
had staid there two days and then preyed upo
them to the amount of $40. He wouldn'
!. divulge any further secrets of the profession.
40 Prof. Seager proposes this evening to put
stop to certain individuals efforts to interfe1
es with and embarrass his work in this city. b
"a properly states that one but conceite
idiot ever offers to assail thing he know
X nothing about; and that when such perso
er strikes at charity like the Society for the RI
re lief of the Poor. under whose auspices Quee
st Esther is being prepared, smoke is likely
q appear
il There's typo on Bill Kings double endel
y, who offsets the arduous duties of case work b
Sc an indulgence in other case work not so com
'e mendable. few nights ago he deserted hi
stick and sought recreation at stalking hi
- money at a game of hazard. There he stuc
~ = until his better half found out his sly litt]
~ game and took him back to his case by the ca
~ - to earn cases for the family's sustenauce
u Printers never do get 'the devir' entirely Gu
- of themselves
s. By an oversight Chief Justice Giltillan i
g. making assignment of causes for trial, set dow
two for hearing to- day-a legal holida,
|
y. convene at $50 this morning, the usual hou
w w when the attorneys interested will be given
"a opportunity to determine whether they wi
~ proceed or recognize the holiday. The la
making power has declared it to be holiday
Now we will see what the law constituting powe
"a q by its practice, says it is.
c, marriage license was issued yesterday fro,
C. the county clerks Office bearing the names
Charles P. Marvin and Kate T. Alexander. tt
ss charming bride is the daughter of Gen. T.
en- Alexander United States army (retired): I'll
n groom is we'll known, genial and highl
'e, esteemed born and bred resident of the cit!
We This mere allusion to the affair ia enough I
y. call forth many cordial congratulations from
g. wide circle of loving friends, heavily weighte
of with the best wishes for long life of happ
n ness to the young couple.
d loving swain and maiden fair were doin
o. the agreeable last evening en- promenade nes
ls- Fourth and Cedar streets. How they ever &C
b. to talking of grim gripping death in their happ