Daily globe., 1881-04-13
CITY GLOBULEs.


The paper for Gus Williams as "Our Ger
man Senator" was spread upon the bill boards
yesterday.
The Swedish society, Vega, have arranged
for theatrical performance and ball to be
given at Pfeifer's hall on the evening OF the
22d inst.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of three Invalid
pension claims for S4O6.5S, $7ss.4o, and
s445. AZ, respectively.
A boy named Frank Smith was arrested by
Officer Nygaard last light, charged win nlch-
ing wood from the yards of the Lake superior
depot. He was relased on the guarantee OF MS
father.
The mayor and the president OF the council
had conference yesterday as to who should
be appointed members of the plat commission.
They will announce the names of those ap.
pointed to-day.
In the divorce case of Caroline Voss
against Chas. voss, Judge Brill filed an order
Yesterday allowing plaintiff the sum of $1,000
ont of the estate Of defendant, and allowing
her custody of the children.
The committe on parks of the council will
meet this afternoon upon the grounds at Irvine
park. All persons interested in the proposed
new fountain, walks and grade had best be air.
ing themselves around the park at the appoint
ed time.
The stock and saloon fixtures formerly own
ed by J. J. Esch were sold at auction yester'
day by Sheriff Richter for S6l9. VIM. Ban
holzer bid in the affair and the amount will
liquidate claims to the extent of forty cents
on the dollar.
A dusky damsel, named Mary Fry, chief
chambermaid at Nellie OTIS bagnio, reported
to the police yesterday that she had been rob.
bed Of S2s. She was paid off on Monday night
and the money was probably cabbaged by one
Of her several copper colored suitors.
Gen. Cole and Judge Wilson met In the of
fee of the United States cireuit court yester-
day to settle the decree in the case Of Barney
against the Winopa & st. Peter railroad COM
pany. Action was postponed until to-day,
when the points of settlement will be agreed
upon.
A badly budged fellow went into the One
Quart saloon, under the bluff, last evening
and threatened to clean out the ranch. He
was given the grand bounce and then he
tried to pick up fight in the street. Officer
Baer sized him up and he was yanked to the
tower.
A Bohemian named E. F. Rabinski was ar
rested by Officer Keneally yesterday forenoon
on suspicion of stealing a gripsack from
man named Hutchinson, residing at Owatonna.
He was before Judge Burr, and the hearing
was continued until to-day to await the ar
rival Of the prosecuting witness.
John SINNERS, the prairie schooner, who
was up last Saturday, put his foot IN it again
last night and, after budglng to the brim on
tanglefoot, he did his level best to raise per-
dition on Minnesota street. He was fired out
of break o'.day house, and was gathered to
the fold, after much difficulty, by Officer
Morarity.
Articles of incorporation of the Winona
Lumber company were filed with the secretary
OF state yesterday. The capital stock of the
Association is S450,00O The incorporators
are Andrew Hamilton, S. W. Hamilton, Will
liam Hayes, VIM. n. Laird, James l.. Norton,
Matthew s. Morton, V. Simpson, Winona, and
Samuel Whitten, Rochester.
The opera train which left this city last
evening at the close of the performance of
Carmen" did not reach Minneapolis till
! o'clock this morning. While ascending the
grade near Fort street a huge boulder was
discovered on the track, having fallen from
the bluff overhead. The train was stopped,
but fully an hour was consumed in remov-
ing it.
Articles of incorporation of the Pray Man.
ufacturing company of Minneapolis, with
Otis A. Pray, Amos L. Miner and Chas. Evans
Holt as incorporators, was filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock of the company is placed at $500, ,00O,and
the general business of Incorporation is work
ing In iron and wood, constructing buildings,
bridges, etc.
One of Wagner & Davis wood teams almost
made disaster at the corner Of Third and
Jackson streets yesterday. The driver had
hitched to long gas pipe lying by the side
walk and they started to run, taking the pipe
with them. Third street was crowded, as
usual, and bad accident seemed inevitable
when the driver managed 10 reach the bits and
avert a catastrophe.
Sands, the Jackson street saloon keeper, at
whose place the granger, Hennessey, claimed
to have lost $40, was before Mayor Dawson
yesterday afternoon for an examination. He
brought with him about dozen strikers, and
to have heard the palaver stranger would
have concluded that the place is altogether
lovely and whittier than snow. He paid Hen
nessey $40, and the latter left town.
Mr.. Pat Conley, proprietor OF the variety
theater, has just purchased the fixtures and
lease of the Lake Como house, and assumed
control of the establishment on Monday. AZ
ter making number of necessary improve.
ments and reflttng it for the convenience of
the public, he will open it in grand style. He
promises to make it the most popular resort
In the vicinity of st. Paul, and will pay his
best attention to its proper management.
Two breezy young fellows named John No.
Ian and Albert Fritsche, were before hizzoner
yesterday, charged with bulldozing a saloon
keeper named Gebhart The latter related
that they had drank Rhine wine and seltzer,
and that they had called him names which re-
fected on the authentic character of his ma
terial progenitor. 1t was war OF wind and
recrimination. Nolan was fined IS and the
other man was discharged.
Daniel Ryan had been asleep forninst the
door of the Y. NJ. c. A. tabernacle. The
officer said he had been found therein slums
bering as serenely as baby and that he had
been waltzed in on a stretcher. The prisoner
said he had been overcome by the influence of
the place. Sure, your worship, I meant no
harm to any of them and will get out If you
let me 60 The court thought five days would
do him good and he went over.