Daily globe., 1879-06-03
CITY aLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs
Tho collections at the municipal court last
month amounted to $278. A.
An air pump has been put in tho Fort street
sewer to supply the workmen with fresh
oxygen.
The police and fire departments ard city |
officers were paid their salaries for May yester-
day. The disbursements amounted to $6, 400. |
The veteran soldier and able lecturer Gen. |
Franz Sigel, arrived in this city yesterday. he
will lecture at the Athenaeum tomorrow even- |
which will be given in German.
The dramatic entertainment given at Tur-
ner's Hall last Thursday evening, was attended
in giving repetition, which will take place,
by request, tomorrow evening, at tho same
place.
The contractors for the st. Paul l. Pacific
Branch line extension sent forward fifty labor
ers for the work last evening. This force went
to Barnesville to commence work from that
end, and work east to meet the parties work
ing from Alexandria, west.
young man named Beach was arrested on a
warrant by Officer Mullins yesterday, charged
with despiteful conduct towards his step
| mother. He is considered a young man of
good repute, and was released on his own REQ
ognizance, to appear this morning.
The young people of Christ Church are to
present the plays Enlisted for the war; and
1.-THE Boston Dip" at the Guild house on Sat-
urday and Monday evenings, June and 9.
| Tickets to be had at Lambie's and r. McMas-
ter's drug stores, and White Stone 4 Co.'S, book
| store.
| Thotu hood 1od of ;oh
made few days ago, has begun al life of trou-
for debt of S35 by Constable Linsted. The
suit was brought by Minor l. Mccarthy for a
debt iucnrred two years ago by VIM. Hodge,
the owner.
| A span of horses attached to wood wagon
took fright on Fort street near Tenth yesterday
morning, and running into the latter street
| they collided with one of Berrisford's bread
wagons. There was commingling of wood
and crackers, and aside from slight damage to
the wagon no harm was accomplished.
At the earnest request of many citizens the
colored dramatic club have consented to repeat
their recent presentation of my Uncle'e
Friends; or No. ! Around the Corner" and
Borrowed Plumes." The entertainment will
be given tomorrow evening, at Turner hall
corner of Franklin and Seventh streets.
| AAVACACo VI AACO1 pOIdu1Ou OI Inc wells uOuIlQS
.. company were filed with the secretary of state
, yesterday. The object of the incorporation
is the doing ef a general Touring mill business
at Wells, Faribault county. The capital stock
is $4,000. The officers are Andrew Easton
president, with A. T. Southwick, George A
Barnes, James N. Stevens and Arthur P
Thomb as the board of directors.
destructive runaway took place on Wa
bashaw street at an early hour last evening
which produced short lived but exceedingl,
!. lively sensation. Shortly before nightfall q,
: employe of Judd's livery stable was drivin'
j.. South on the above-named thoroughfare
3 The animals became frightened near tn
q market house, and dashed at furious rate Q
speed toward the barn, throwing the drive
;, fromsthe buggy, who sustained no serious in
jury. The horses were stopped near the barn
d having shattered the buggy to the consistenc
q of duck feed.
: Yesterday morning sometime before th
peep O. day, an entrance was made through tb
skylight into Holl & Paar's Wholesale grocer
: store, corner of Fourth and Sibley streets, an
a robbery committed. The burgulars had th
y contents of the store to hand, and only GO
O away with 600 cigars. They had provide
r. means of transportation for caddy of tobat
!; co and a few other articles, but likely becom
4 ing frightened they abonded this plunde1
| NOAC uP Ill d 1uC cA1u "do A0OC ~ wa
the entrance, by the skylight none of tt
/ locks to the doors having been tampered will
% The indications are that the thieves are am
" teur crackmen.
't An old gentleman named Phillipson, ivin
at No. 214 west Third street, was at polio
u l, headquarters yesterday morning looking for
% lost three year old chlld. He was bothere
n about the knees with a half dozen more, an
it looked impossible that any could have gotte
10 away. Nevertheless he said the little one ha
ID strayed away about eleven o clock and he mac
n prose- of The Ninety and Nine" refrain abou
= the lost lambkin He was promised assistance
- :. his search by the police, and went out to CO.
81 tinue it himself. As he didn't return again
III the station during the day, it is likely he +
to covered his lambkin.
The annual sale of sittings at the Fir
. W Baptist church took place last evening, ia
~ .o representation of members being in ATTENDING
', ', The sale was conducted by Messrs. Wakefe
ed and Thompson. trustees of the church, the Ia
named gentleman officiating as auctionee
The seats were sold on the premium system,
y the highest bidder, few being disposed of at
Nv premium of $25, which with the original pr
!, of the pew (S75) would make the seat cost 81
- per annum. The lowest pews in the hou
ac wero fixed at $40, quite number at that fgu
ls. selling at premium of one dollar. A lar
member of seats were left unsold, winch M
"a be rented at reasonable figure on Applicant,
s. to the trustees.
e. THE $40 CERTIEICATES.