Daily globe., 1879-04-05
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
Six tramps, q John Smith among them of
course, got an award Of twenty days in Jail.
before the municipal court yesterday.
letter from gentleman of Red Wing says
the ice in Lake Pepin is good for another week
with continuation of tho present weather.
Transcript of Judgment was yesterday fled
in the Office of the district court in the case OF
Cummins, Noble l. Dodge VS.. William Nixon,
for $57O50, in favor of the plaintiffs.
Notice of appeal was yesterday filed in the |
office Of the district court by j. A. Bazille from
the order of the board of public works, respect
ing the assessment for the widening OF bluH
street.
Three chronic can filters, Hiram Lovejoy,
Charles Dunn, and Michael Moran, were up In
the municipal court yesterday. Each got
term Of four days in the county Jail to work on
their drunks.
The party of Manitoba immigrants, occupy
ing sixteen coaches and with three cars of bag
gage, mentioned in the GLOBE of yesterday,
were duly forwarded by the st. Paul q Paclhc
yesterday forenoon.
The case of VIM. O. Halsted, charged with
embezzling, as stated in yesterdays GLOBE, $l2
from his employer, Nimrod Rosenfeld, reached
settlement in the municipal court yesterday.
The complaint was withdrawn and the case dis
missed on the payment of $3.50 costs.
| Two more tresspassers were called to an ac-
count, yesterday, by the United States mar
shal. Service was made upon VIM. II. Lawrence,
of Minneapolis, for ''tresspassing" 1926 worth
of government logs, and Benjamin Soule, OF
Princeton, is dOcketed with haYlng gotten away
with $4,000 worth.
A meeting of the lady directors of the Wom-
ans Christian Home was held yesterday after
noon, the proceedings of which are denied the
public, for the reason, it is presumed, that they
we're unfit for publication, as the excessive
ress of the Home, made it impossible to pro-
cure the desired information.
The visitors to Clerk Kiefer's office yester-
day were edited with viewing superb coun.
terfeit presentiment of that affable gentleman
as he appeared in 1863 while commanding
company G. of the Second Minnesota regiment
The work is executed in crayon, and is mag
nifcent specimen of the art, having been en-
larged from photograph by Mr.. F. Myers, o.
this city.
Ed. Stevens was a candidate for alderman a
the recent election in Minneapolis, and he wa
, not very kindly treated by the Tribune. Hi
issue of the Mirror, which will be circulated
to-day, goes for Dave Blakely and Geo. K. Shaw
the editors of the T1l6une in a manner they
t may not enjoy. Ed. evidently has on his wa
!. paint. There is no miucing matters or con
Il cealment of names and things.
,, The county treasurer had on his desk yesterda
six relics of the past. They were six redeeme
> and cancelled county bonds issued April It'll
. 1864. In other words, the county debt was d.
1xyG A00 h1n do hQQr
% per annum. They were signed by VIM.
Forbes, county auditor, and @. F. Whitney
is chairman of the board of county commi
10 sioners. Both signers were old settlers, an
J. both departed this life before the bonds the
h signed had matured.
,r Dave Burk is getting tony. Yesterday
at was holding the reins over a pair of horses a
10 tached to one of his hacks. that would ha'
10 done credit to 81 600 gold-plated harness al
ID a brougham to correspond. The horses are
q dark brown, black points, white stockings b
% hind, long names and tails good carriage, a
"a cordy legs, and good bodies strongly put
," gether, and having the appearance of traveller
y In fact Dave has got one of the best teams
N horses in st. Paul, and don't you forget it.
Mrs. Honora Davis, residing at the corner
- Ninth and Exchange streets, complained b
Ia terly of being annoyed by the pestiferous
tentions of several young villains of th
" 70. nelghborhood, whose persistent persecuti
as is sometimes exercised in the most disgracet
a. manner. Mrs. Davis owns the property at t
ed location above specified and the fact of
ng being defenceless widow should be sufficie
al guarantee against the malicious attacks
yonng men and boys. The matter should
If taken in charge by the police.
ve The management of st. Lukes hospi
ed claim that the statement of the woman fou
n sick on the street last week was untrue. s
cd said that application was made at the hospi
Id at P. M, and her condition stated to the sis
lis in charge. The hospital management $
nt- that man and woman called after ten
,at night and the man simply wanted to know
Ia the woman could stay all night. The WON
o" that she was i'll. The supposition was II
re- they were loose characters Of the tramp ord
lto aud admission was denied the woman on Il
A. account. If she had explained her situat
cry the hospital would have been opened.
md Hon. Isaac Staples, Saltwater, is of the or
md ion that the st. Croix and Mississippi riv
IL will have plenty of water this season.
uld goes on the theory that waterways have re
lit luton of their own, the circle being mad,
seven years. For four years past the wa
the has been steadily low, the freshets light,
as natural consequence, the low half of
~; circle being passed, the volume of water
now begin to increase, bringing good sup
W this year, more next and big water the n
the This theory is very comfortable one
me, steamboatmen, and for Mr.. Staples, too,
the has 35, 100000 feet Of logs to run out from
,on- Snake and other tributaries of the st. Oroi
af- The oaths of office of VIM. A. Wallace Ed
s. Radcliffe and Hugh NJ. Craig cvmmissio
TO- for the new county of Marshall, rave
fled in the Office of the secretary Of state,
gether with the names of the appointee.
them to the several county offices, as foil,
County auditor and clerk of the board, Hel
tel B. Lane; treasurer, Frank NJ. Smith; she
William H. Gilbert; register of deeds, Tho
, of R. Craig; court commissioner, Peter Jal
.ao. county attorney, James P. Nelson; surve
Eoay John Wadinger; coroner, George {
nee. judge of probate, W. B. Whit
mr. county superintendent of schools. James Br,
~ ~, The county seat was temporarily located
thly Warren, a station on the st. Paul & Pacific
cted road.l
ing ne Fine silver-plated ware at auction at 2
~. to-day at Wittelshofer's, 36 Jackson street
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.