Daily globe., 1879-03-15
CITY GLOBULEs.

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The funeral of the late Col. Culver will take
place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from
the Metropolitan hotel.
The United States circuit court met yester-
day, but no business being presented, it ad-
journed until to-day at 10 o'clock AN.
The firm of Peabody, Lyons & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers on Third street, have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. Peabody having withdrawn.
A new chrome is offered for heapprehension
of the man who sent number of verses to this
Office last week, entitled san ode to spring.
Alderman MCCARTHY. though quite sick, is
slowly improving, and his physicians have no
doubts of a speedy return to his usual health.
The taking of testimony in behalf of Wash
burn, in the Donnelly- -Washburn contested
election case, will commences at Minneapolis
on the Goth inst.
Transcript of judgment was yesterday filed
in the Office of the district court for S252 in
favor of the plaintiff, in the case of G. L. Far
we'll against M. 81. Arnold.
Early yesterday morning chimney fire in
rear of Bernard MicheTs store corner of Mar
tin and Rice streets, got Chief Strong out He
P~Ao SAAS
partment.
In the case of August Beck & Co., VS.. G. s..
Kimball & Sons, transcript of Judgment was
yesterday filed in the Office of the district
court, for the sum of $140.89 in favor of the
plaintiff.
The cold snap is sending in numerous appli-
cants for lodgings at the city hall. Last night
and the night before fully twenty-five were ac-
n0r nIotol xxy,<l i
warmth of coal fire.
The case Of Joseph Burnett, charged with
selling liquor to Indians on White Earth res
ervation, was again postponed yesterday, be-
fore United States Commissioner Cardozo.
owing to the absence OF material witnesses.
The ladies and gentlemen having in view the
presentation of the comic opera, III. NJ. 8.
Plnafore,' assembled at the residence of Mr..
richards Gordon last evening, for the initial
| rehearsal, which passed off in manner that
was highly pleasing and satisfactory.
The committee on streets is taking excur-
| sions daily. Yesterday they were down Oh,
Mississippi street to see about STRENGTHENING the
line of that thoroughfare. There was too
much March wind for reckoning, and they
marched home without reaching any conclusion.
The Union Bible class will meet to-day as
usual at 4:3O P. NJ. in the Y. M. G. A. lecture
room, and be taught by Rev. D. r. Breed and
| Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller. cordial in
vltation is extended to all bible students to
avail themselves of the advantages of the
| class.
The hotel men of Minnesota will meet at the
| Windsor hotel, st. Paul, to-day, ,for'the purpose
Of forming an association such as is in exist
ence in New York, Chicago and San Francisco,
and as its object is a good one a large attend
| ance is anticipated. All hotel men should be
present by all means, as without their CO. 90
operation it cannot succeed.
Mr.. s. s. Watkins. superintendent of the
State fish hatcheries at Willowbrook and Red
Wing, is having caught from Rush Lake, Chi
sago county. some 500 pounds of wall-eyed
pike, portion Of which will be placed in the
hatcheries for breeding purposes and thu others
IN Lake Mlnnetonka and other lakes now de-
void of this excellent fish.
A number of well known citizens. noted for
their skill as marksmen, assemble at DR..
flcheson's office few evenings ago, for the
purpose of formi ing an amateur gun club. The
| society was duly organized and given the titu-
| lar title of the st. Paul Gun club Dr. William
Richeson was elected president, Mr.. E. L. Fish
! er secretary, and Mr.. R. A. Becker treasurer.
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covered fire in a building on st. Peter street,
between Exchange and Tenth street. He sue
ceeded in putting it out without alarming the
| hre department.. The building was Jointly oc-
| cupled as cigar store and residence-the M
| stairs by Mrs. Kate Reynolds. defective fue
| IS the supposed cause Of the fire. No DAMAGE.
Confession of judgment was yesterday en-
| tered in the Office of the district court bv
Henry Fabel & Co., of Norwood, for S1 125. .50
IN favor of Lindekes, Warner & Schurmeier.
wholesale merchants of this city. The emil bar
| rassmept of the first named firm was superin-
duced by the recent suspension of Mr.. j. IT.
Brledert, with whom the firm had extensive
business relations.
The committee on ordinance met last night
to consider the ordinance which was referred
| to it at the last council meeting, relative To
authorizing the chief of the fire departments
and his assistants to make arrests of suspicious
characters during fire or twenty-four
hours thereafter. The committee will report
the ordinance back, favoring and recommend
ing that 1t be passed. =
The remains of the late Peter Callan. deputy
under Sheriff King when alive, were Yesterday
transferred from the vault>at the Catholic Gem
etery and inferred in the family lot belonpinp
to MI. Thomas Grace. The last-named gentle,
man superintended the sad business in person.
while host of sympathetic friends were in at
tendance as last tribute of respect to the
character Of the deceased.
Yesterday, John Bauman, living out on To
ronto street, came into police headquarters to
relate an outrage which had been perpetrated
upon him the night before. Some sneak
thleves had stolen two shirts from off his
clothes lines. He wanted them arrested and
demanded that the police do their duty at
once. When asked if he knew who the thieves
or thief was, he couldn't tell.
The walking mania has at last seized certain
young men Of this city. who inaugurated the
season by five mile squirt of pedestrianism.
night before last at the rooms of the pvmnas-
tic society on East Third street. Ths most
notable feat accomplished was that undertaken
by Messrs. McStay and Greeve. who walked
hve miles in less than an hour, and il ia mn
derstooA that arrangements are being perfected
for match.
The annual payment Of wolf bounties took
place at the Office of the State treasurer yester-
day forenoon showing the capture and exter-
mlnation of 142 wolves, for which the State
paid premium of So per head, or a total of
1926, divided as follows: Becker county 56
wolves, total premium $16S; Polk county' 70
wolves, total premium $210; Grant county, Is
wolves, total premium $45; Ramsey county.
wolf, total premium $3.
Some time ago Mr.. Charles Passavant. while
on visit to Mr.. VIM. Lindeke's on Eighth
street, had costly robe stolen out of his
sleigh. The theft was traced to George ulinn-
worth. But not sign of the robe could be
found until yesterday, when it was learned that
!llingworth had disposed of it to a German
farm farmer living nine miles out the Saltwater
road for 81. Officer De Corsey was sent ont
and recovered the property.
Yesterday afternoon one of the United States
express wagons, or the horse attached while