Daily globe., 1879-04-26
CITY GLOBULES.

Tomorrow morning the Rev. NJ. Hulburd,
First M. e. church, will preach at the House of
Hope in exchange with Rev. D. r. Breed, pas
tor of the latter church.
The State capital is now connected with the
outside world by telephone. The machine Is
located in the janitors room, as to be avail
able for all the officers in the building.
George Brown, the pestiferous darkey. was
before Judge Flint yesterday, for an attempted
assault on the person of Mrs. Mintzer. BE was |
given fourteen days in the county jail.
A dispatch was received by Chief Webber |
last night from a Mrs. Clason, Usage, Iowa, eu-
curing for her husband, Jacob Clason, who is
earnestly requested to communicate with his
wife, who is lying dangerously Ill.
A meeting of Lincoln Grove lodge No. II. U.
A. O. D., was held last evening, resulting in the
election of the following named officers: S.V.
Hanft, P. A.; J. A. Cohen, N. A.; @. P. Souder,
VA; r. J. Turner, r. s.; and D. W. Wander
horf, treasurer.
George Hazard, agent of the Minneapolis
St. Louis railroad, spent most of his time yes
terday in admiring a new sign put up to lead
the wav to his Office. The sign IS worthy of
admiration, the lettering being black, gilt sur
face and scarlet shading.
The procession, yesterday, attracted the chill
dren and led them astray. There We're at least
half dozen anxious parents at police head
quarters at different times, yesterday, making
inquiry for lost three year olds. Fortunately
the lambkins were one by one restored to their
| anxious parents.
Last evening the Misses Banning, of this
city, in response to the invitation extended by
Gov. Pillsbury, Mayor Rand and other promi-
nent citizens of Minneapolis, gave one of their
brilliant and entertaining dramatic recitals at
the Academy of Music, in that city. They
were handsomely received, and acquitted them
selves with fine effect.
man named Nicholas Burg was before
United States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday
charged with violating the law with regard to
selling liouor to Indians. He was arrested at
Frazer City and brought here for preliminary
examination, which resulted in his being bound
over in the sum of $500 to await the action OF
the June term of the United States district
court.
A, cruel case of desertion was developed in
this city yesterday, whereby Mrs. Schmidt
| and four small children were abandoned by the
| unnatural husband and father, the family being
left in the most pitiable destitution. The nee.
essaries of life were provided yesterday, by .
couple of liberal gentlemen, and the case ii
one that demands the prompt exercise o.
charity.
Preliminary to the great walking match a
Red Cap Park, next Saturday, there was quit
an exciting walking contest on Robert street
last evening. The contestants were Johl
Ahern, weighing al pounds and Robert Glenn
weighing 256 pounds, The distance was 1l l0'
wards and Ahern was to walk backward. Th
race was won quite easy by Ahern, and light
weights now command premium.
Charlotte Ross accuses II. Conrad, residing
at No. % Rice street, of stealing lot of cloth
, ing, etc, A search of his premises developed
portion of the plunder. He explains that Mrt
Humphrey and Mrs. Ross formerly occupied tn
same house, and Mrs. Pumphrey's daughte
l having died, she gave him the articles, and th
. articles of Mrs. Ross must have gotten in b
! mistake The case will be heard by Judg
:, Flint to-day.
: Yesterday Chief Weber received from Ne
n York poster offering $50 reward for the appr
Q hension of deserters from the United State
:, army, and giving he names and descriptions {
n 112 of such jumpers. They belong to nearl
4 every regiment in the service, and their d
" sertion mostly dates from last year. simil;
list to this is issued every ten days from heat
quarters of the general recruiting service
n Governors Island, N. Y.
D. Lieutenant-General Sheridan arrived in Il
m city early yesterday morning, ACCOMPANIED
u Lieutenant-C Colonel M. B. Sheridan, A. D.
e. e. General Terry met and Joined them at t
# # train, and stopping only for passing sal9t
- tion, the Journey was continued westward
q Bismarck. Captain Gibbs, A. d: c., 9
r companied General Terry: 1t is not determi
l. ed how long the party will be absent, as t
m intention is t. make thorough inspection
y, the posts on the upper Missouri river.
ne The Boston "One-Price' Clothing House,
es East Third street, st. Paul, have issued a ne
y, pamphlet of twenty pages containing tn,
be SYSTEM of self measurement and price list
ed the spring and summer of 1879. 1t fully {
h. scribes and gives the prices of each style
no suit in their immense stock. The object
of this price list is to give parties living at d
- tance all the advantages of purchasing olot
ing enjoyed by those living in St. Paul: ),
ct, will mail you price list with full instructio
vo how to order. Goods can be examined a
w. nothing is to be paid unless they fit and .
rs, perfectly satisfactory in every respect a
en dress, Boston "One-Price" Clothing House,
D. East Third street, st. Paul, MINI.