Daily globe., 1879-05-20
CITY GLOBULES.

Twenty-one culprits committed for petty
misdemeanors joined the rock pile gang yes
terday.
The criminal docket at the municipal court
yesterday reached the almost unprecedented
number of SO cases.
Mr.. ". L. Marshall has received the appoint
ment for travelling passenger agent for the st.
Paul & Duluth railroad.
The marriage of Mr.. James Murphy, of Lead
vile, Colorado, and Miss Agnes Mccarthy, of
this city, will be celebrated this morning at
the cathedral, Rev. Father Stanley officiating. !
DR.. j. II. Bryant grand recorder of the order /
of United Workmen yesterday forwarded |
check for 1000 to the heirs of NJ. S. Kjerner. |
of Ashlar lodge No. 23, of Rochester, who died
March Sd, 1879
Quite number Of immigrants went out to |
points along tho st. Paul Il Pacific railroad
yesterday. Ono party of eight families of
Germans arc to locate in Stearns county, in the
vicinity of Sauk Centre.
The minnesota Art Journal is the title of
q very handsome illustrated monthly journal
issued by +. H. Ertel, the publisher of the daily
Hotel Reporter. 1t is designed family
journal and it fills the bill admirably.
The meteor which fell just across the line
from jackson, in Iowa, few days since, is at
tracing much attention. To-day Prof. Thomp-
son. of the State University, goes out to exam
inc the unusual visitor, and if pc ssible secure
it for the University.
Frank Scott was arraigned before Judge
Nelson, of the United States district court
on the charge Of selling liquor to Indians at
Fishers Landing. He pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to q payment OF tine OF SoO ana
imprisonment for one day.
The mayor restored George Morton's saloon
license yesterday. After investigation it was
seen that Morton did all in his power to pre-
vent ard then qucIl the row, in which Allen,
Burgett and several others We're engaged a week
or ten days ago.
A lady supplements the declaration that Rice
park is just lovely, by suggesting that rustic
baskets placed around through the park would
add greatly to it's beauty. This is a hint to
Chief Weber, who has eye to landscape
effect as we'll as having the park in charge.
Complaint was made at police headquarters
yesterday that Lincoln school is again being
made q lodging-house by tramps. The force
have received orders to pay particular atten-
tiou to this locality and capture the luxurious
vagabonds who seek roof shelter IN this glori-
ous weather.
Officer Broemer arrested tramp last night
on complaint Of Charles Faber, of the ST.. Paul
house. The vagabond was charged with steal.
ing three brides, whip and some other arti-
cles out of Faber's barn. 1t was ascertained
where the property had been sold in a second
hand store on Third street. The tramp was
taken there and identified as the party who
had sold the property.
Health Inspector Patterson reports several OF
the streets as being dangerously blockadeo
among which may be mentioned the vicinity
of Ninth and Robert streets, which is almost
impossible from the quantity Of rocks in the
street. while the corner of Exchange and Sixth
streets is in similar condition from the huge
piles of lumber scattered around The parties
interested should see that the matter receive:
the necessary attention.
The St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad comp pany
filed :. petition in the district court yc;terda,
to have certain land and premises cocdemnec
for right of way to the shops the company
intends erecting on the flats above the bridge
The petition in full is published elsewhere il
to-day's issue of the GLOBE The court ap
pointed Pascal Smith, Albert Armstrong anc
VIM. Lndeke commission to appraise thu
benefits and assess damages
Seven or eight weeks ago some boys wer
playing ball in the upper part Of the city
when the little 6 year old son of Jacob Mel
hit on the head by a bat in the hands of
careless boy. The blow was quite severe, an
the little fellow was Frustrated for q fOw days
but finally started to school again. The blow
however, was SO severe that he never recovered
and, growing worse, finally died last evening
The sad accident ought 70 be a warning t
reckless boys though we presume it will MOI
Tony Dener has man-eating ''jack'' wit
his combination. We find this item in De
troit exchange: Mr. F. d. Hildreth, agent fo
Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty troupe me
with apainful accident yesterday, whereby b
lost the end Of the middle finger on his lef
hand He was engaged in leading the lack
which the company presented to Mr.. Denie
through the streets, when the animal though
he would not go, and Mr.. Hildreth, by som
MEANS had his hand caught in the halter. M
Jack pulled back and the finger was taken of
The approaching DANTE" season is locke
forward to with great interest by our theatr
goers. The success of this play has been Il,
paraleltd in the history Of the America
drama. In every city in the country it has a
tracted audiences so large that the theatr,
have been unable to contain them. 1t is IL
most thrillingly dramatic of all America
plays yet produced and is destined to have
run far surpass ng any ever presented upon tl
stage. Our citizens will not be behind oth
communities in their appreciation of the dram
The case Of Moses Wetz stine, charged vii
threatening the life of one Mendelson, can
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complaint being made the prisoner was di
charged: The trouble arose from commerce
transaction, eliminating in the commencemel
of action on Saturday, when Wetzstine broug
suit to recover $40O from the latter, whereupc
Mendelson had his acquaintance arrested {
the above charge. The case looks like one
malicious persecution, and requisition
talked Of to bring Mendelson back to th
city.
The register in bankruptcy, Albert Edge
days in taking testimony in the matter of Il
application OF F. \. Brosseau, bankrupt, f
n discharge from all his debts. Dawson & CO
of this city, oppose his discharge. The test
mony taken is volumnious and is not yet cor
pleted. The hearing was continued until M,
II at 10 A. NJ, when the taking of testimo1
will be resumed. Edward r. Hollinshead a
pears for the bankrupt and Messrs. VIM
Moore and VIM. H. Grant for Dawson & Co.
A very painful accident took place at IL
residence Of Mr.. James O'Brien, on Edmur
street, s!erday forenoon, by which the /
year-old son of that gentleman came very ne
losing his right eye. The lad was in the a
of feeding COW that had been purchased (
his father in the morning, when he though
lessly caressed young calf of the animal
which so infuriated the dam as to cause h. r
rush at the lad with uplitted horns, one
which caught in the eye, seriously iniurir
that organ. DR.. Smith was called in and upc
dressing the injury he pronounced it as n
being of a character to cause the loss of sigh
while the escape from serious inj ury is consi
cred almost miraculous.
PERSONAL,