Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-08
CITY GLOBULEs.
Holy Saturday.

on the Fourth street front OF brakes DlocK
yesterday.
The river is rising but not as fast as it did
on Thursday. II rose yesterday only about
four inches.
Tonight Prof. Manner will have rehear-
sal at the Cathedral of Haydn's mass in G,
with full chorns and orchestra.
Jas. sheehan, arrested Thursday for the rob-
berry OF drunken pal Tuesday last, was sent
up for sixty days by Judge Burr yesterday
morning.
The House of Hope Church held iood
Friday service yesterday afternoon consisting
of a short service and other suitable religious
observances.
Five plain DRINKS answered the Good Fri
day roll call in the municipal court, and each
owned up to their impecuniosity by taking
five days in jail.
The religious services in commemoratlon
of the crucifxion of the Savior, in the Cathe-
dral and other Catholic churches, were largely
attended yesterday.
n. Lucas, colored blood, slapped frail
sister in the face Tuesday last, for which
heightened amusement Judge Burr yesterday
morning assessed him SIS. Lucas met the
assessment promptly.
The Maenerchor had rehearsal with Sic
bert's orchestra last evening at Prof. Maner's
rooms, of the opera to be given at the Athe-
n8um tomorrow night.
The council committee on water works
held another meeting last evening, but ''no
admission TO reporters" was hung on the
outer walls of the committee room.
Reed & Sherwood's mill, at Anoka, will
start up to-day. They were the last to close
up last fall and the first to open this spring,
and have on hand to commence with 3,OOO,u0O
feet of logs that were left over from last
season.
The celebration of the resurrection will be
observed at Assumption German Catholic)
church at $50 this evening by q grand pro-
cession, participated in by the men OF the con-
gregation and the young mems societies con-
nected with the church.
Collector Bickcl placarded the legend
"Good Friday" on the outside surface of his
office door at 10 m. yesterday, and thereafter
business for the day was suspended, notwith.
standing the fact that Uncle Samuel does not
recognize the day as a legal holiday.
During the winter of 1SS0-S1 the st. Paul
street railway did not lose trip on the whole
road. The only interruption to travel that
winter WAS about two hours. During the
past winter the company had no trouble till
the March storm, which delayed the cars for
an hour or two.
Quite large audience assembled al Ply
mouth church last evening to listen to the
readings and recitations by NJ. A. 2. Burbank.
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umns yesterday morning, was carried out,
and the Rotations were received by the audi
ence with great pleasure.
The crook deal of Norman B. Harwood was
brought fresh to mind yesterday, by an order
Of Judge Nelson of the United States circuit
court, denying, in several cases against him
and @. II. Petit, garnishee, the motion that
the order granting plaintiffs leave to file sup.
Elemental complaint, etc., be vacated and set
aside.
Aid. Dowlan, the present acting mayor,
hired man to dig out that well on Day
toms Bluff, and the man went to work
on Thursday, but got frightened and aban:
doned 1t. The mayor is actively engaged
endeavorlng to find another man that will
undertake the job of digging out the unfortu'
nate man.
The digging out of the foundations of the
old Moffet Castle to make for the First Ma
tional bank building attracts the attention OF
all passers by, and all day long people stand
upon the walk and gaze on the slowly dsap'
pearinp foundations. The workmen have got
SO far aown that some of them heard the Chi
nese talking yesterday.
A 12-year old son of James o Brien, late
deputy clerk of court. accidently fired pistol
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tempting to shoot q fish in Trout brook
Thursday. The ball entered the flesh part Of
the hand and came out through the cords on
the back Of the hand, making an ugly look.
ing and painful wound.
H. A. Stone, who has small jewelry store
in197 stees block, East Seventh Street, with
Mr.. P; A. Lanberg, confectionery and fruits
as co.tenant, complained to the police yester
day that his place was robbed the night prev
ious, of goods % the value of about one
hundred dollars, nearly all the property taken
having been left with him for repair.
Last evening Officer Babe took into custody
well dressed and genteel looking English.
man, just from Winnipeg, who in the few
hours he had been in the city had succeeded
in getting SO drunk as to be entirely non COM
pos mcntiS, making him easy prey for any oil
the many sharks who infest the city. Upon
searching him at the station house, he was
found to have $113.65, most of it in bright
yellow pieces.
A Teutonic gentleman of some forty sum
mers and winters, pretty well budged, called
at the police station and complained that he
had been taken in and done for to the tune oil
S. bill of the once so-called Confederate
States of America. II transpired that Mr.
German, during his spree, had handed out a
80, where he could not remember, and that
he received the worthless SIS Confed, rag as
part of the change.
The Board of Public Works undertook to
hold its regular weekly meeting yesterday af.
ternoon, but no quorum responded ard an ad.
iournment was had without transactlng any
business. But this little fact seems to have made
no difference with the Journal reporter, who
sits down and writes up regular report, af.
ter the usual style, and published it. The re-
port was contemplate cheat from beginning
TO end, but it is of piece of the general run
OF enterprise Of some newspapers the Journal
seems DESTROYS Of initiating.
The charge of bastardy made against W.
Bremen in the municipal court Tuesday ap.
pears to have been All effort at Matchmaking.
Bremen, as will be remembered, denied the
charge, and announced he should fight it.
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