Daily globe., 1882-04-14
;CITY GLOBULEE.

The dust is already becoming troublesome
on many of the streets of the city.
The concert and ball of the Society Vega,
will be at Pfeifer's hall this evening,
The street railway company is filling up
their road-bed with broken rock and dirt.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Corydon has gone to Moorhead on official
business.
Adjutant General Van Cleye yesterday
received notice of the allowance of an invalid
pension of s4S5.
The young folks of the jackson street NJ.
z. church will give musical entertainment
at the church tonight.
The board of abatement will hold meet
ing at the Office of the county auditor at z
O'Clock this afternoon.
A pocket book containing among other
things receipt from r. Fl. Patterson, the
dentist, to Miss Fitzgerald, can be had by the
owner by calling at the police station.
Within the past three days Mr.. G. V. Ba-
con, the real estate agent, has sold real es-
tate on Summit avenue and adjacent to the
city limits aggregating the sum OF SAL ,06O.
The Y. NJ. C. A. sociable last evening was
we'll attended. The music, addresses and re-
freshments were excellent and all present en-
ioyed themselves and had good time gener-
ally.
The "Young peoples Union" will hold
social musicale in the parlors of the Jackson
street church this Friday evening. Vocal
and instrumental music and other interesting
exercises. Admission free. All welcome.
Two A. Larsens, one Dane, and one a
Norwegian, one charged with larceny and one
with disorderly conduct, in insulting col
cred woman, were up in the municipal court
Yesterday morning, both receiving thirty
days in the hotel Richter.
Samuel Maddox, Otter Tail county; Oscar
Lintner, Hennepin county, and George Doe
fer, Wright county, were yesterday restored
to citizenship by Gov. Hubbard, having served
their respective sentences in tbs State penten-
tiary, less the good time rebate
Mother Cressy, of fragrant netorlety, was
before Judge Burr yesterday morning. upon
testimony to be the possessor of landed estate
in the neighborhood of Pigs Eye, the old
dame was ordered out of the city.
The district court, Judge Brill presiding,
convened yesterday forenoon to hear the case
of John Steele VS.. J. W. Bond and others, but
owing to the illness of Lorenzo Allis, Esq,
one of the attorneys, the case was continued
10 Thursday next, the Goth, and the court ad-
journed to Tuesday, the 18th.
Acting Mayor Dowlan has secured a man to
dig out that well on Dayton's bluff. Up to last
night he was doing very WELL His plan is to
dig the whole well over anew; that is, dig it
larger, and curb it as he goes down. He has
gone down twelve feet, and at this rate it will
require about two weeks to reach the bottom
of the well where the man is supposed to be.
The GLOBE records with deep regret this
morning the death of Thos. Barton, which
occurred yesterday. He was quiet citizen
but thoroughly honorable, conscientious
gentleman. Though advanced in years he
took great interest in public affairs, and was
aclose observer of all public events. He was
one of the class of men community can Ill
afford to lose.
Company 3D." first battalion National
Guard, Capt Ed. Bean, treated goodly num-
Der of spectators to marching drill on Bridge
Square last evening. The company. appeared
in their new, bright and neat uniforms, and
went through the various evolutions, by fours,
platoon and company front, in most credita-
BILE manner. Capt Bean and his men evident
ly believe in the old adage that practice makes
perfect. At least they are acting on that prin-
ciple, and the other companies OF the first
battalion will have to look out or company
I'D" will soon bear offthe palm for efficiency
az soldiers