Daily globe., 1879-01-25
CITY GLoBULEs.
Alf Burnett is coming.


The city clerk has received payment for 40
liquor licenses to date. In other words. or
figures, the city has been enriched within the
last few days by $4,000.
benjamin Rose, indicted for perjury, gave
bond, and didn't have to go to "card playing
IN jail Ito while away the hours" Theresa
Herman and Jacob Manner became his sureties
in 81, 900.
Yesterday a hay wagon upset at the hay mar
ket, after cavorting around for awhile. It
created considerable confusion and cussing for
time, which finally unloaded itself as the
hay was loaded.
description of the jewelry stolen from r.
l.. Dunbar's store, at Prescott. Wis, on the
10th inst, has been received at police head
quarters a reward of $1O0 being offered for the
recovery of the articles and apprehension of
the thief.
W. d. Brandenberg, who sent to State
prison from Blue Earth county for the crime
of larceny, on May II, 1877, for a term of two
years, having served his full sentence less
good time" has been restored to the rights of
citizenship by Gov. Pillshury.
Articles Of the dissolution Of the Bohemian
society called slavanoska Lipa, were filed in
the Office of the register of deeds yesterday.
The society, benevolent and national in it's
character, is merged into the Rad Czech, No. l2,
q. s. p. B., and surrenders all property, funds,
etc., to the new brotherhood.
It was reported yesterday, that an inoipient
lire had occurred at an early hour yesterday
morning at the Capital flour mill, on Third
street near st. Peter. A GLOBE reporter in.
vestigated the affair." ascertaining that there
was not the slightest foundation for the rumor.
M 0uh hol re, l.
age of a roller.
The opera of Stradella next Monday night at
the Athen@um. The entertainment promises
to be- the best of the season. The opera has
been in preparation for three months. and will
be presented with full chorus and orchestra:
new scenery and all properties will be supplied
to make it in music and scenic effect a memor-
able presentation.
1t was reported at police headquarters yester-
day, that an unoccupied store situated on the
corner of Rice and Martin Streets and belong
ing to Mr.. Shea had been broken into several
times within the past few days. and consider
able damage done the fixtures. The intruder is
supposed to be colored boy named Bruce, who
will probably be arrested to-day.
The secretary of the chamber of commerce
received notice yesterday from st. Joseph Mo-,
that the chamber of that city had appointed
Gen. James Craig, ex-member of Congress, as
representative to Washington in behalf of the
interests advocated by the late Lake Improve
ment convention. Duluth has commissioned
Hon. 0. P. Stearns to the discharge of the same
service.
A pardon was issued yesterday by Gov. Pills
bury to James w. Brown, who was sentenced
on Dec. 8, 1878, for one year in State prison for
setting IRE to some haystacks in Stearns coun-
ty. Brown is an old man over 70, and facts
have come to light since his trial that throw
grave doubts on his having been guilty. On
these grounds Judge McKelvey and the prose-
cutting attorney recommended the pardon.
Mrs. Julia Keller, whose death was announced
IN the GLOBE of yesterday morning, and who
will be buried from Assumption Catholic
church at o'clock this morning, came TO st.
Paul in 1S49. Her husband was elected one Of
the town officers in st. Paul in 1852 when only
4l5 votes were cast, and again in 1857. Mr.,
and Mrs. Keller opened the first German board
ing house in the city. Mr.. Keller died during
his second term of trustee.
The Rev. Mr.. Gannett, of Unity church, de-
llvered an interesting and instructive lecture
last evening before the Academy Of Natural
Sciences. The subject chosen was ''The Vic.
| tories of Civilization" in which he briefly re-
viewed some eff the most striking barbaritjs Is
OF the different ages, and closing with an ele-
CANT tribute to the important parts played by
science and political economy in qualifying
man 1or the ripper fruits of an ever advancing
civilization.
Areward Of $lC0 is offered by the sheriff Of
Pierce county, Wisconsin, for The arrest of
William Gavender, under sentence to the States
prison for four years, who broke Jail at ELS
worth on the evening Of the 14th day of this
month. The fugitive is described as being of
medium height, light hair, blue eyes, high
cheek bones and prominent nose light mus
tache and about 80 years of age. When last
seen he was attired in a suit of black clothes.
gray shirt and black hat.
John Demo is beardless youth with the de-
praVed appetite of veteran topper. His intense
hankering for bug juice got the better of his
dlscretlon last evening" and in moment of ab-
straction he collared a quart bottle Of chain
lightning at Johnson's saloon, near the corner
OF Seventh and jackson streets. He was about
to walk off with the prize when Officer Nugent
vetoed the arrangement by conducting him to
the station. Judge Flint will adudicate the
difference this morning.
The friends of Thomas II. Millsap, of St.
Louis, offer reward of 800 for information
concerning his present whereabouts. MilIsap
IS described as highly educated young man.
~ years OF age, and was last seen on the 2slh
day Of last October. He is about five feet ten
inches in height, light complexioned, aquiline
nose. chestnut curly hair, small side-whiskers,
and was attired in black diagonal suit of
clothes. Information concerning his where
abouts should be addressed to the police de-
partment, St. Louis Mo.
Aid. Allen and Sheriff King 1natured a nlan
yesterday in accordance with the grand iurv,s
recommendations to set the tramps and other
petty offenders to work. Everything was SO
Tar arranged that the work will begin TODAY
O1hcer Murphey has been detailed to take
charge OF the laborers, and they will be set to
cutting wood. After cutting through 500 cords
of wood for county offices and poor. thew viii
be put to work at the rock pile in Smith Park.
This scheme is cheap and expeditions solu-
ton OF the workhouse question.
The pedestrians on Third street, Yesterday
afternoon, were alternately amused and fright
ened by the cavorting proclivities of :, nair of
young fillies attached to a farmers wagon load
ed with hay. In passing the Office Of an al
legged newspaper on that thoroug ghfare the ami.
mails very naturally became frightened. and an
attempt to run away resulted in the upsetting
or degenerate Romans peanut stand at the
corner of Third and Robert streets. where their
flight was abruptly terminated. Moral: Farm
ers with spirited animals should avoid scare
crow localities.
Articles of incorporation of the Saltwater
Dock company ere filed in the Office of the
secretary of State yesterday. The corporation
goes into existence with February 1st next.
with capital stock of $4,000, the place Of
business being Saltwater. The incorporators
are E. W: Durant, R. J. Wheeler, L. E. Torinus,
VIM. Q. Chalmers, Josiah Batchelder, Andrew
Schow, Saltwater, and A. J. jerks, ALBANY
lll. The first board Of directors are R. j.
Wheeler, Josiah Batchelder, L. E. Torinus and
J. jerks and VIM. Chalmers, ard the officers. |
Il. >. Wheeler, president; Josiah Batchelder,
and Z. e. Torinus, secretary and
Great excitement was occasioned at about |
o'clock yesterday afternoon by the appearance |