Daily globe., 1879-04-24
CITY GLOBULEs.

between Cedar and Minnesota streets.
Information was received here yesterday that r
a party of 1000 emigrants would leave Toronto |
for Manitoba via St. Paul. on Tuesday next.
Tuesday night. rapidly driven buggy lost a 6
tire in front of engine house No. 4. The driver
didn't perceive his loss and sped on. The
awaits q claimant at No. 4. ,
Mr.. Robert A. Smith and Mr.. Il. P. Rugg s
were yesterday appointed administrators of
the estate of the late George Culver. Bonds {
were furnished in the sum of 1926, 900.
The pay car of the St. Paul & Sioux City
road, with its regular quantity of money of the
realm, was started out the line yesterday,
attached to the regular passenger train.
Transcript of judgment was yesterday filed
in the office of the district court, for $269 95,
in favor of the plaintiff, in the case of William
Gay, ct. al, VS.. D. A. Clausen and others.
Yesterday was big day in the sale of o.
s. ten dollar refunding certificates DR.. Day,
postmaster, disposed Of 81 200 worth, making a |
total to date of over 300, which have been sold.
The municipal court will probably be trans |
ferred to the old court house next week, when |
the present building will be demolished, pre- |
paratory to the construction of the new market
house.
A Dayton bluff mother was wandering
around anxiously yesterday in search of a lost
child. About night-fall she recovered her
lambkin at the corner of Seventh and Olive
streets.
John Barry was before his honor yesterday,
and got fourteen days in the cooler, for swear
ing that he was an Indiana simeon and was
able to whip any ten men in the commonwealth
of Minnesota.
An attachment was yesterday sworn out in
the district court Office, on certain lots in ad-
joining counties, to secure judgment of
81, AT in favor of the plaintiff in the case of
| W. T. Heaps vs.. E. G. Sprague.
The case of John O'Brien and William Birch
or, charged with inaugurating ruction in
| Sixth Ward saloon, came before Judge Flint
yesterday forenoon, but complaint was
forthcoming the prisoners were reprimanded
and discharged.
| Charles Peterson, charged with selling liquor
to the Chippewa Indians, at Taylors Falls, was
arraigned before United States Commissioner
Cardozo, yesterday, his case having been con-
tinued from the day before. He was held to
answer before the grand jury in bonds of 5000.
| Sureties furnished.
A man named Mclaughlin was before Judge
Flint, yesterday, for trying to clean out a
Minnesota street hash foundry. The boarders
objected to being wiped from the face of nature
at one fell swoop, and had the enemy to their
| nOurishment arrested. He was given four
days lapse with the rock-pile gang.
A collision between two farmers teams took
place near the corner of Third and Sibley
streets, yesterday morning, and for a while the
wagons were tangled beyond recognition by
| their reSnpctiVa 40 foll
the collision, which resulted in considerable
damage to the wagons, aside from which no
harm was accomplished.
The State board of immigration held ses-
sion yesterday afternoon in the secretary's
room at the capitol, at which propositions for
advertising lands Of the Southern Minnesota
railroad in the pamphlet, and to print the
pamphlet in the French language were present.
ed, but no decision was reached in either case.
The board meets again at o'clock this after
noon.
There were a series of scrapping skirmishes
around about the corner of Fourth and Mime
sofa streets yesterday evening at 6 o'clock.
First, Reddington and old man Rooney, ex-
press1nan, Joined and clawed each other. They
were separated. Shortly after Barney Murphy
and Rooney, the painter, had setto. A big
crowd gathered to witness each performance,
and admired the blows more than the blow.
No arrests.
Two pine land trespassers were booked yes.
terday by United States Marshal McLaren
Daniel Bassett resides in Minneapolis, and
Henry McAllister in the woods of the upper
Mississippi. Service was made upon both
several days ago, and the return made yester
day. McAllister had to be hunted for in the
!: Plneries before the papers could be served or
| him. Both will have a trial at the June tern
, of the United States district court.
The pedestrian matches mentioned in yester-
days GLOBE promise to be exceedingly at
tractive. In the "go-as-y please trial Over
Sullivan has entered. He is now training fo1
the international match for the champion belt
} and his performance here will necessarily fore
shadow his possible chances in the great tour
nament. W. w. Lovette, who is also entered
for the same race, intends competing in the
matches now being arranged by the grea
O'Leary in Chicago.
! Navigation opens earlier than usual at Whit,
} Bear lake this season and the boat proprietors
are Fastening their preparations. Mr.. L. W
, Dunn, with his usual enterprise, has launched
. the ''Santa Maria and ''Stormy Petral," Will,
the little Helen" was launched on Monday
All these boats. with other old favorites, anc
some fine, new pleasure craft will be under
Mr.. Dunns charge this season, and can b.
: found at the new Lake Shore station, thirty
minutes from Sibley street.
, 'Taint everybody who has got the run of tn,
new ten dollar U. s. certificates. Yesterday
: evening, near Webb's stables, corner of Fifth
and Washington street, two men got into no
dispute over them. One of the two had invest
5 ed or gotten hold of one of the certificates
the other party declared it wa
!. ''queer" money and that he'd have him ar
: rested if he dared to pass it. This brough
Q about the contention which Capt. Clark over
I heard and stopped by putting both in the lock
l up as dodgers.
, The case of the State against Alfred H
Wallace, charged with the embezzelment O.
8 small sums of money from G. A. Neck, hi
t former employer, came up for hearing in tn
. municipal 1n!. court Yesterday morning. severa
character of Wallace, in addition to which il
was shown that the prisoner had family
difficulties of an unusually vexatiout
character to contend with. A fine of $25 wa
inflicted, upon the payment of which tn
prisoner was discharged.
! Barney Murphy attempted to take time b,
. the forelock on Tuesday afternoon, by walkins
off with clock from No. 40 West Fourth
street. He fingered in fatal dalliance will
. the servant girl, however, which procrastina
ton led to his being landed in the station
4 The circumstances were reviewed by Judg
CI1u1, yesterday, auu dS IL was SHOWN Gnat
Barney was not strictly accountable for his &C
. tions at the time of the theft, the charge wa
! changed to disorderly, and fine imposed O.
l $40.
! The work on Forest Culture recently pub
: lished by the State Forestry Association havin!
: been written by its secretary, Hon. L. B
! Hodges, is now ready for delivery. Any per
n son may obtain copy by applying to H. 81
: Young, secretary of the State Board of lmmi