Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-04
CITY GLOBULEs.
Uncle Toms Cabin tonight.


Unole Toms Cabin tonight.
Little Eva and Uncle Tom at the Opera house
tonight.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to $4,000.
Bloodhounds and trained donkey at the
Opera house tonight.
Only Is and IS cents to see the best Uncle
Toms Cabin company now travelling.
The Great Union band went to St.Cloud last
night to play there this evening for a concert
and ball.
The Great Union band will give the Grst lake
picnic concert of the season, at Elmo next
Sunday.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance by the pension
bureau of an invalid claim for $708.27.
Stone laying upon the basementwalls for the
new street car house, corner of Fifth and st.
Peter streets. was commenced yesterday.
The collector of customs collected 500, yes
terday, from the Chicago Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad company for inspection fees.
As Mr.. W. F. Synonds was carrying a lamp
about at his mothers residence, 1876 franklin
street, Sunday, it exploded and the house mar
rowly escaped destruction.
The funeral of the young son of Will Nichols,
deputy clerk of the supreme court. whe died
Saturday, took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of the parents.
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
voofardav danu;py tho roof;oy, cl,a of
venue in the case of Warder, Mitchell & Co.
against d. T. Parson and others.
The Omaha express goes out daily with five
or six coaches, the passengers including large
numbers of emigrants seeking new homes at
different points along that line of road.
The contract for q car load of white oats for
the use of the fire department was yesterday
awarded to Messrs. Finck & McCauley, whose
bid was 3219 cents per bushel for No. 2 white,
sacked.
Truman Smith is always up to the times and
he will be on hand at the market this morning
with splendid lot of asparagus from his Day.
ton Bluff garden. He never has anything but
the best.
a sneak thief named Jerry was arraigned at
the police court yesterday morning charged
with the larceny of an overcoat from DIR. Fish
er. The examination was continued until
Wednesday.
An irregular fire alarm, caused by soma de-
rangement of the mes, was sounded at twenty
minutes to o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
cause of irreguiarity was promptly ascertained
and remedied.
The friends of Mr.. Nick Wagner turnkey of
the county Jail, will be panied to learn of that
gentleman having handed in his resignation,
which took place yesterday. Mr.. John Phalan
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Yesterday, about nightfall. Officer Clouse,
arrested John Weimer, half mendicant and
half tinker, icr stealing watch belonging to
Ole Lind. Both were guests at Charlie
Oleson's boarding house on Rosabell street.
Sheriff Extram, of Meeker county, left yes
terday for Litchfield, having in charge a. @.
Wallace and George Stanley, who have been in
the Ramsey county Jail for safe keeping. They
were arrested for wheat stealing and their trial
comes off this week.
team belonging to the United States ex-
press company made it dangerous and lively on
upper Third street yesterday afternoon. How.
ever, nobody was hurt, nothing injured and
the team was brought under control in front
of the Metropolitan hotel.
Mr.. A. N. Dougherty. of Kavanagh's auction
house. went to Waseca last night to sell stock
of goods for E.. 8. Blake, who is going out of
business and whose call on Kavanagh for an
auctioneer shows that the fame of the house is
not confined to St. Paul.
Prof. 81. Coins classes are beginning to be
well attended at the Curtiss Business College.
~ u 0.O0 90 o
M; 7:30 to 9:S0P NJ. French classes taught by
Madame Leontine-Arndt Cohn IL to l2:30 P.
M; 2:30 to 4 p. M.
John Chambers, of Claremont, Dodge coun-
ty, was arraigned before q. 8. Commissioner
Cardozo. yesterday. charged with selling Ii
quor, cigars and tobacco without payment of
the special U. 8. tax. He was held to answer
in $500; sureties being furnished.
Pat Foley is too lazy to work and hasn't
got brains enough for thief. He has marked
all the free lunch routes and isn't Ely" enough
to pre-empt another racket. he was bagged as
q constitutional ''vag" and yesterday morning
Judge O'Brien committed him for sixty days,
giving instructions to make him work.
John Bergstrom, Andrew Berglund and Hen
~ Smith were before Judge O'Brien yesterday
charged with disorderly conduct. The trio
were arrested at the corner of Fourth and Ro-
sabel street and the misdemeauor consisted of
firing off and flourishing revolver. Bergstrom
was fined $5 and the other defendants were
discharged.
John Jeramy, the half breed who committed
q villainous assault on the Fletcher family at
Pigs Eye last Thursday evening, was arraigned
for hearing at the police court yesterday morn
ing. BE pleaded guilty to the charge of as
sault and battery and was held to await the re-
suit of the injuries. He was bound over in
bonds of 5000 and committed.
Late yesterday afternoon the Mannheimer
Brothers consummated the purchase of the
property on the southeast corner of Third and
Minnesota street, commonly known as the
Chouteau property. The old two-story red
brick, which has been landmark for years,
will be torn down at once. and Msnnheimer
Bros will begin the erection of q palatial en-
porium for their dry goods business.
Gen. Ruggles, adjutant general upon the
staff of Gen. Terry, and Col. Allen, engineer
In charge of the upper Mississippi river i'm