Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-27
CITY aLoBULEs.
Pawn your ulster.
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~PONA NA'SA w Aoho Eepln.
The street corner exquisite made his advent
yesterday.
The Merchants hotel storm-doors were re-
moved yesterday.
The municipal court room, YESTERDAY. was
as quiet as the proverbial nunnery.
Governor Pillsbury has appointed as the third
member of the Farmers Board of Trade Moses |
Hurd, of Olmsted county.
The Hahn addition to the city of St. Paul, |
lying on Rice street near the corner of Como |
avenue, is to be re-surveyed. It is Mr. joseph
hahn's Intention to plat the land out in ten
building lots.
couple OF Anticipated mud fends were OBJ
served to tickle a quantity of that villlanous
compound with a crazy hoe, on Third street, |
yesterday, but at last accounts the quantity OF
alush was undiminished.
Three tramps were sent to Jail Yesterday.
On searching them, one was found to have in
his possession deadly weapon. large size
navy revolver, Loaded for use. The nomadic
citizen was relieved of his dangerous tool.
Flotow's opera Of Stradella which was re-
Gently 60 admirably presented under the aus
plces OF the Mannerchor. is to be reproduced.
1t is in course of rehearsal, to be presented on
the evening of Easter Monday, at the Athe-
neum.
Large numbers of emigrants went out from
tierward yesterday by the St. Paul & Pacific,
Northern Pacific and st. Paul & Sioux City
railroads. Not train now arrives from the
East but has its compliment of immigrants
seeking homes in Minnesota Dakota or Mani
tOba.
AS Mrs. Cressy tripped out of the county Jail
into the genial sunshine, yesterday morning.
after serving short term of Imprisonment in
that institution, for drunkenness, she faithfully
promised to never be committed again for the
same charge, the hope being sincerely ratified by
all within hearing of the rather doubtful
promise
Governor Pillsbury has appointed the follow
ing commissioners to examine the Minnesota
hospitals for the insane under the provisions
OF the act OF the legislature relating to the re.
moVal OF insane and imbecile persons, approved
March 3, 1879: DR.. w. 81. Leonard, of Mime
apolis; DR.. c. 81. Boardman, of St, Paul: DR..
Geo. Wood, Of Faribault.
Inc state treasurer had CALL yesterday, to
dlsburse scalp bounty. The following coun-
ties had killed their wolves to the number
named. and demanded the money for the SER
wee as follows: Blue Earth, Sc wolves, $1O8;
u,
vile, 8. 1874; Rice county, 80, 500. Or a total
OF $3.50 on account of wolves scalps.
The city clerk was busy yesterday preparing
the bonds for issue under the late legislative
act authorizing the issue of $15OOOO bonds for
reminding purposes. They are to be issued in
denominations of 81, OC0 each, bearing per
cent. interest per annunl, and will mature in
twenty-five years. The amount to be put on
| me market, and which are being prepared is
S|o,oOO worth, or one-half the whole issue.
While pacing his beat on Third street at II
o'clock last night Officer Gibson was approach
| ed by an almost frantic Individual who hur-
rledly explained that his wife had gone in the
direction of the river and that wa afraid
she intended committing suicide. Immediate
aearch was instituted, the woman being shortly
afterwards discovered on Fourth street. The
frightened benedict is said to be barber, and
! his dreadful approximations undoubtedly origi-
mated from threats made during family quar-
| rel.
George Illingsworth, who has figured oftener
than any man in the city or State as petty
thief on police records, is liable to find his oc-
cuPatlon gone. The means to propel him to
and away from outlying plumber are in a meas
ure lost to him. Yesterday DIR. Mattocks am
putated half of his right foot, and took all
the toes off the left. Not long ago Illingsworth
stole robe from Mr.. Charles Passavant, and
getting drunk on the proceeds laid out in the
weather and froze himself. His DAYS of MIN
| bleness are gone, most likely.
Wednesday. March 10Th, the GLOBE publish
ed a full and accurate description of the st.
Paul boom. The Gagged imbecile who patters
around as local head of Bill Kings concern.
got the suggestion from the GLOBE that likely
1t would be good thing for one of his ''boys''
to work up. And they worked it up in time
to appear in the yesterday edition, or the de-
lay has occurred in rewriting and mutlating
the GLOBES account by waiting for permission
from Bill klngto notice an enterprise material
In antagonism to the interests of Minneap.
oils.
Dr. Beechers office, on Third street, was the
scene OF skllful surgical operation, yesterday,
demanding the utmost skill in dentistry. Mr..
NICK McAtee possesses grey squirrel who has
been domesticated to marvellous degree of
tameness. The pet has been off his feed he
hasn't gnawed his corn with any degree of
chlrrup zest for some time On examination it
was found 1t couldn't, for his teeth had formed
a perfect net work Of bone in backward
growth. DR.. Beecher faithfully assisted by
Or. Shipfronn, performed the operation. 1t was
done without ether, and the squirrel is doing as
we'll as might be expected.
The building occupied by Market-Master Nc
Manus, fronting Wabashaw street on Market
House square, was badly shaken MP Yesterday
forenoon, by the terrific force of an explosion
incident to blasting process being conducted
by workmen engaged in excavating basement
on the lot adjoining the building. The walls
OF the building were seriously shattered, and
the plaster-work of several of the rooms was
completely demoralized, the escape from a
serious calamity being considered almost mir
aculous, as a customer in the store at the time
OF the conclusion was thrown completely off
her 1e fest without sustaining any injury
lad the most cynical stole been in the mu-
nlclpal court room yesterday morning his heart
m m needs nave softened at the tender specta-