Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-17

Ion in future to giving classic exhibitions
with her menagerie IF purps, and was dis
charged upon the payment of $5 and costs.
Two plats were yesterday fled at the register
Of deeds Office the first being new plat of
subdivision of a portion of block
IL, of Robert & Randalls addition; the second
plat being a part of Stinson Il Ramsey's sub
division of the west part of the west half OF
block 16, of Stinson, Brown d Ramsey's addi-
ton to st. Paul.
Sheriff King has force of tramps engaged
at work identifying the court house square.
1t will be given a thorough sodding, where
needed; the fences are to be Strengthened; new
paths laid out; paint placed where needed, and
otherwise the yard and surroundings are to be
adorned and cleaned up to reflect credit as
central feature of the city.
The mistress of noted bagnio, near tho new |
pound. has dangerous vicious bull dog, which |
ought to be suppressed, if the whole outfit it.
self doesn't come under the same category.
The brute was formerly the property of a
United States soldier, and was used to catch
buffalo out on the plains. A powerful and
vicious brute, he may likely do great harm, as
he il allowed to prowl about at large.
A party by the name Of Johnson went into
Seventh street saloon about IL o'clock last
night, and proceeded to get royalty budged on
the most villainous description of forty-rod
tAmerack. He took as much of the latter arti-
Gle on board as he could comfortably carry,
after which he threatened to raise Cain by
cleaning out the shebang, which operation was
interrupted by an officer namesake who con-
Quoted his obstreperous relative to the station.
The board of immigration held session
yesterday afternoon at the capitol. With q
view to the reception of definite cooperation
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new pamphlet were ordered printed at once as
samples, and the railroad companies were re-
quested to make definite propositions within
| one week. 1t was resolved to print 10000
| copies of the pamphlet in the German Ian
guage and 5000 each in the Norwegian and
Swedish languages, and that proposals be in
vited for the tranSlating and printing of the
same. Adjourned to Wednesday at 2P. NJ.
In anticipation of the destruction of the
building now occupied as general Offices by the
st. Paul & Pacific and St. Paul, Saltwater l.
Taylors Falls railroad companies, to make room
for the new union depot, the latter company
has secured quarters on the second floor of
Prince block, corner of Third and jackson
streets, where very comfortable and convenient
quarters are being fitted up for their Office.
The st. Paul IL Pacific company have not yet
decided upon their location during the interim
required to tear down their present buildings
and construct the new depot, in which their
permanent offices will probably be located.
The boys of the Y M. q. A. making prep
arations for a minstrel entertainment to be
given in the basement of Odd Fellows block
this evening. An elaborate programme, which
has been repeatedly rehearsed, of minstrelsy,
sketches ETC., will be presented by the young
sters in good shape, makeup and form. Songs,
/ dances and all the concomitants of such an en-
tertainment will be given. The boys expect a
grand time and should not be disappointed
Their patrons should be many, as the object to
, care for and amuse the youngsters by the Y
II M. G. A. in all harmless recreation is worthy
| of cordial support. If space would permit
their long and excellent programme would be
3 given in full.
The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. @. B.
first lord of the admiralty and his sisters, his
cousins and his aunts; and Capt. Corcoran and
crew, of H. M. s. Pinafore, RECALLED themselves
l with recherche repast after the performance
last evening at Booths restaurant. The enjoy
, ment of the occasion was unalloyed. The gal
liant crew. in chorus with ''his sister, his cous
ms and his aunts, joined the admiral and the
delightful time, having "hardly ever alto
gether. Each one was luminous with we'll won
honors, and lived anew the excitement and
pleasure begotten by the spontaneous applause
given them at their most excellent performance
of H. NJ. s. Pinafore."
, At 8 O. clock last evening Officer Cook wa.
approached by woman, Jackson street
who stated that she had arrived on the evening
train from the West in company with her hus
band, who became separated from her at thu
D depot. The woman gave her name as Merrick
and appeared to be greatly distressed at the un
expected turn affairs had taken, stating thai
: they were on their way from Leadville to Chi
cago, where their coming was anticipated by
two children. Suspecting that it was case Of
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. the places of public resort in the locality indi
Gated, in one of which they encountered the ap
parently Indifferent Benedict, and when las
seen husband and wife appeared equally con
tented with the situation.
thrilling scene in the DER true drama O.
f mother and son was enacted at the municipa
y court yesterday morning, which for fidelity t,
life and realistic effect far surpassed the origi
t nal production of the playwright. The mother
and son were Mary and William Bruce, and tn
: two extremes of youthful depravity on the on
h hand, and noble, motherly devotion on tn
i other, were admirably contrasted. The boy,
: STRIPPING of sixteen summers, was found OF
l the streets in intoxicated and disorderl,
q condition. He was taken in charge by 81
f officer, when the mother sought to prevent hi
r arrest, and SO great was her opposition tina
. both were taken to the lookup. Mrs. Bruc
$ was fined $5 for interfering with an officer
:. while the boys case was continued until to-day
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock an acct
de vt happened to one of the employees of tn
4 Volkszeitung, whereby he lost two fingers OF
), the right hand. Mr.. Schwartz was engaged il
feeding the press, when his hand was caugh
70 between the cog-wheels and before he coul'
y extricate it the fingers and back of the han,
IL were badly mutilated. Capt. schenneman
United States gauger, was assisting Schwartz a
r. the time, and quickly came to his rescue, whe
u he gave cry of pain, by shutting off the ma
+ chinery. The nature of the injuries were in
8 quired into, and medical assistance summoned
d DR.. Smith, just opposite, being called in. II
). made an examination and found it necessary
anputate the index and middle fingers of th
/ right hand. The patient was then conveye
sr home in as comfortable state as possible u1
,e der the circumstances.
Governor Pillsbury and his advisers are in
ii quandary as to what shall be done with th
rs capitol grounds fence. If fenced, q new on
~ has got to be purchased. But they would ik
to dispense with the fence entirely and slop