Daily globe., 1879-04-08
CITY GLOBULES.


to-day. G
The third and last performance of Stradella
will take place at the Athehaum on next Mon 9
day evening. 6
The trains from the East yesterday were ]
crowded with passengers, large number stop
ping in this city.
information received in railroad circles
yesterday of the coming of another large party
of Canadian emigrants.
A now trial was yesterday granted by Judge
Brill in the case of J. h. Moraney vs. The Es- !
tate of Stephen Denoyer, deceased.
The steamer Benton, of the Benton line of
Missouri steamers, is expected to leave Bis
marck for up river about the 18th inst
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill, yes
terday, in the case of Cohen Bros. Co. vs. M.
Krall. whereby attachment was ordered vacated
and the suit annulled.
The frame building moved from the corner
of Wabashaw and Sixth streets, the other day,
has been anchored the lot corner Of St.
Peter and Exchange streets.
A strip of the Jackson street pavement, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. was torn up
yesterday, and excavations commenced for
putting down a water main.
Another pine land trespasser was sef'cU Win
notice yesterday. As usual he is citizen of
Minneapolis, s. b. Mcdonald, who has gotten |
away with government timber
The evening train yesterday the st. Paul
and Pacific main line had five passenger coach |
es packed with people, about half of whom |
were emigrants seeking homes in this State and
Manitoba.
The street brigade were cleaning Jackson
- ! {bofh fh,rnp hforo
was marked with prairie dog appearing
mounds. which will add to the hrst slusn un-
less quickly removed.
The melIfous strains of "Molle darling" as
ground from a crazy hand organ yesterday, WAS
forcible reminder of hay fever, circus pea
nuts and picnic lemonade. from all Of which
may the coed Lord deliver US.
A decision was yesterday filed in the office of
the district court, whereby settlement is or
dered, by Judge Brill, in the case of Jane
Boyd VS.. Boyer & Porter. An appeal will prob
ably be taken to the supreme court.
Mr.. E. B. Wakeman, long connected in re-
sponsibe position with the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul railroad, has accepted a position
on the managing staff of the st. Paul Pacific
road, and has entered upon the discharge OF lis
duties
The council committee on streets. together
with the aldermen Of the Fifth ward, will meet
this afternoon at o'clock, and proceed in
body to take view OF streets in the Fifth
ward; at 80 o'clock they will assemble to
transact business.
rumor is being whispered about among a
favored few4that Charles W. Mcintyre has re-
ceived the appointment of special agent to
look after pine land trespass in this State and
Wisconsin, vice Agent Jones, recently trans
ferred to the line of the Union Pacific rail
road.
An attachment yesterday executed by
Officer Mullins on the barn and livery stable
belonging to Amos E. Kimberly, corner OF
Filth and Washington streets, the attachmen
being the upshOt OF an action in the munlcipa
court in which MIR. Robert NJ. Smith figured al
receiver.
Report was made at police headquarters ycs
terday that tramps are in the habit of seeking
nightly shelter in Mclean and Rice schools
They have shattered a window to gain ingress
and take up lodgings in the school rooms. Tn
police were directed to keep their eyes open t.
catch the fellows seeking such hospitality.
The congregation Of the Jewish Synagosu
have purchased site College avenue, a
Wabashaw street, and will proceed to eret
thereon handsome synagogue and residenc
tor the Rabbi. The location is good one, b.
ing imme ediately on the line of the street raj
way. The present place of worship stands o
leased ground.
The GLOBE made MORTON of Officer Jo'lr
sons suspension by Mayor Dawson few day
ago. This has been supplemented by charge
against him for being absent from his bea
and failing to give the alarm on the night Ma
Kuhls store burnt down in the Sixth We
An investigation Of the case will take place t
night in the council chamber.
The revised plat Of Drake's addition to
Paul was filed at the register of deeds oi'i
yesterday, embodying the plan of ninet e
lots, the same being subdivision of the mort
east third of the northwest quarter of mort
east quarter Of section IL, town %, range 2
lying west of the st. Paul & Sioux City ~
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad tracks.
telegram from Reeds Landing to Car
John H. Reaney, yesterday, sent by respons
BILE and we'll informed man, gave it as
opinion that Lake Pepin would not be cp
this week. 1t also stated that the Keokn
Northern line boat Tidal Wave arrived at t.
foot of the lake Saturday, and after transfe
ring her freight returned to St. Louis.
general mass meeting of the colored CT
zens of st. Paul, under the auspices of t
Robert Banks Literary Society, will be held
the old court house, on Wednesday. the .
inst. The object of the meeting will be i
taking into consideration the national conve
tion to be held at Nashville, Tennessee, NJ
9th. all the colored citizens of the State
invited.
Yesterday the Anti Drive-W Well associations
Winona and Pennington made answer to
complaints pending in the United States d
trict court against the individual members
the associations by the alleged ratentee
representative, James Bros. Judge w lsun W
has heretofore had charge OF the W mona cas-
was also given charge of the Pennington
terest, Mr.. J. N. Searles retiring.
Joseph Lick celebrated in connection W
the Lautenschlager murder case, had b.
airing in the United States circuit court vest
day. He appeared as defendant in q CD
wherein Theodore Hess and others are pla
tiffs. The involves the right to certs
real estate; the children of Lick's murder
wife by her former marriage are claimants.
plea to the jurisdiction of the court was argu
and submitted.
An important meeting of wheat buyers "
convene at the Merchants hotel at 10 o'cll
this morning for the purpose of consideri
the recent act passed by the legislature
reference to the grading of wheat. The me
ing is held in pursuance to a call issued in {
cular form by a committee of the most ext
sive wheat operators in the State, and it's
liberations will be If paramount Importance
both buyer and seller.
The case of A. II. Simon, charged with viol
ing the street ordinance relating to can
street signs, GENE before Judge Flint for fl
settlement yesterday forenoon. 1t may be
membered that Simon was arrested for ad "
tising his business by means of huge can
stretched leugthwise across jackson street.
same being source of continual dread to y
sons in charge of unruly horses The case
taken under adviSement and will be decir