Daily globe., 1879-04-23
CITY GLOBULES.

Vide the dust. Ia
What St. Paul wants il more bung-
Not few took their summer ease in Rice
park yesterday. !
Petitions are now in order for q special dis ,
pensation of rain. Il
Capt. Clark run in two druuks, at midnight,
off Minnesota street.
Work has been commenced on the new wing
for tho Windsor hotel.
It was George Brewer and not Frank, who
was alluded to in John Thera's card, yesterday.
Clerks were engaged yesterday in making
out new polling lists for the ensuing election.
Property will soon be condemned on Rice
street for the erection of the proposed railroad
shops.
To date, DR.. Day, postmaster, has disposed of
$50 United States refunding certificates. In |
other words he has banked 81 800 for the gov
ernment.
An order was yesterday granted by Judge
Simons, discharging order to show cause, in
the case of Walter Mann, assignee, vs.. Mark D.
Flower and others.
The sensation on Seventh street last night
was a Frenchman in search of lost child,
its anxious parent.
Messrs. Crittenden Il Co. moved into their
new building, corner of Sixth and Slbley
streets, vest erday.
The stone masons commenced yesterday on
the foundation for Schutte's new block, corner
of Wacouta and Fourth streets.
| There's an open well on vacant lot at the
corner of Third street and Hoffman avenue. 1t
had better be closed up before an item is made
out of drowned child.
The st. Paul boat club CAV q very enjoyable
hop at the Merchants hotel last evening. A
majority of the members were present, and the
occasion was one of unalloyed pleasure.
Work has been resumed on the new building
for the German-American bank, and this to-be
handsome structure will now be pushed for
ward to completion as rapidly as possible.
Justice E. Burnand, who has for years served
as justice of the peace with great satisfaction
to the public, announces himself candidate
for reelection. He will undoubtedly be re-
tanned.
Judgment for coats and disbursements in ia
vor of the defendant was yesterday granted by
Judge Brill in the case of B. F. Wilkin vs..
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
company of Philadelphia.
Mr.. b. E. Moon was again engaged all day,
yesterday, in taking testimony in the case Of
; Barney and others, against the Winona 4 St.
Peter railroad company. 1t is expected that
several days will be thus consumed.
Charles Peterson was up before United
States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday,
, charged with selling whisky to the White Earth
Indians. His case was continued until to-day
in bonds of 5000, which were furnished.
The open space heretofore existing between
the Miller and Barney blocks, Seventh street
I between Jackson and Robert streets, is being
filled by block of four stores, of brick, anc
similar in construction to the Miller block.
a The rattle for the horse for the benefit of the
a Catholic church of Birch Coolie, came off o,
April 18th, the winning number being 1885,
Miss Katie Brio happens to be the lucky win.
ner, but the management do not know Wher,
she is to be found.
: The judges of election met in their respect
i've precincts and organized yesterday, and ar
0 now at work making out the poll lists. The
should report to the city clerk at once, in Orde
n that official notice may be given of their fu
o ture meetings for completing the registry.
4 sort of wheel within a wheel, Democrat
T. caucus to recommend ticket for the regula
le caucus, was held in the second precinct of tn
"a Third ward last night. 1t was voted to recon-
e. mend the nomination of Mat Breen for Alder
It man, and G.. w. Anderson for school inspector
"a Overcome by combination of heat an
lg liquid chain-lightning. yesterday Afternoon
ID James Doyle picked the soft side of Fourt
le street sidewalk plank and composed himsel
a for snooze. He was run in by Officers Gil
a bons and Bahe and given three days in tt
3 county refrigerator.
o. o. The council committee on public building
" held short session yesterday in reference I
to procuring suitable place for the punicip
It. court, during the erection of the new mark'
g house. Without coming to any conclusion
be the committee adjourned until to-day, to CO,
he fer with the county commissioners i'll regard
at the matter.
~ ~ Yesterday Mrs. Masterson, residing Il
South Minneapolis, made report at the poll
headquarters here of the loss of gold breas
pin. The brooche had been stolen by l.
year-old boy whom she had working about h,
ap home. The lad is described as crippled in tt
right hand, also has the first joint of index fl
or ger off on the same hand.
xt The funeral of Dennis Mullroney, an O.
Iul resident of Inver Grove took place yesterda,
n There was large concourse of friends in q
Ike tendance upon the obsequies, the processic
IN being fully two miles in length. Deceased
his another of the old settlers of this regien.
ice left wife and five children in comfortab
ng circumstances so far as this wold's gear is CO
on cerned.
ne ~ Just about o'clock, the theft of . clio,
Iat from No. 40 West Fourth street. CAPITA
,h- Clark went over to investigate, and collar
no the thief in the person of Barney Murphy
is Barney had the $3 clock in his possession. T
ng had gotten it while making afternoon c,
ng on tho hired girl. 1t is pretty certain the the
lly wouldn't have been done if Barney hadn't be
ars deep in his cups.
lnc The testimonial benefit rendered to Mi
ice Davidson and Mr.. Buckelew by 81. NJ. 8. Pin
RS, fore (St. PauD company, the performance
ar which will take place at the Opera House
tn Monday evening next will undoubtedly pro
.ts the dramatic event of the season, as the col
in mittee on arrangements have already dispos
the of nearly every seat in the house. Nightly
de- hearsals are being held and the performan
will unquestionably prove grand artis
triumph.
The sale of tickets for the performance
its. III. M. s. Pinafore." by the Gale-Leib Pir
the fore company, at the Opera House to.morr
evening, commences at o'clock this morni1
,er The popularity of the performance as render
w. by this admirable combination, together wi
the we'll known vocal ability of several of