Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-28

CITY GLOBULES.

Taa trees in Rice park are undergoing
the annual spring trimming.
The munici gal court did not furnish a
Single candidate for the workhouse yester-
day.
City Clerk Prendergast was making
himself useful yesterday in signing cou-
pons to sewer bonds.
Tbs postoffce flag foated at half mast
yesterday in respect to the memory Of
Postmaster General Howe.
The cercle de pHarmonie, recently Or
ganized French society, will give, on Mon
day night next, at Sherman hall, grand
Easter ball.
Tire case of O'Gorman against Richter,
which was to have been argued yesterday
afternoon, was continued till next Friday
afternoon.
Cie-i; Nichols of the supreme court is
preparing his calendar, and attorneys Will
take notice and get in their notes of issue
ana returns on appeal.
E. Brandt, who made fight with Officer
Steiger Monday night, while crazy drunk,
paid $50 for his indiscretion, in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning.
Two of the largest trees that stand in
Rice park, the two near the fountain, are
being t-immed very close 80 that the rays
from the electric light will not be OBJ
structed.
Officers De Corsay and Yarley last even
ing arrested two fellows who gave their
names as Qieson and Fred. Michaelson
CA the charge of robbing the street car
Monday night.
DR.. G. n. Hewitt, of the state board of
health, has signifed his determination to
Zoe present at the chamber of commerce
night at the city hail.
j. ". Spear and Chas. Hart, for the
scrappirg match Monday afternoon in the
saloon, No. 80 West Third street, paid $40
each IN the municipal court yesterday
morning 70: the little episode.
Poor old John Egan got drunk and
made himself disagreeable on Minnesota
street yesterday, in consequence of which
he lodged in the station house last night,
and this morning the workhouse will open
wide its doors to receive him.
The butcher shop of George H. Dyer,
University avenue, near Josette street, was
entered some time Monday night and
pretty well ransacked, but beyond couple
Of hams and a little small change in the
money drawer nothing was taken SO far as
discovered.
Il. VI. Rowhild, arrested Monday night
by Officers Casey and Simons when COM
ing cut of the store Of Adam Decker, which
he had feloniously entered, plead
guilty to the charge Of larceny preferred
against him in the municipal court yester-
day morning, and was held 10 the grand
jury.
The ladies Of Grace M. E. church have
determined to make their new New Eng
land supper one of the best of the season.
We understand that Prof. PREM leads
the singing, which insures success; also,
solos by some Of the best talent, such as
Mr.. Williams, Mrs. Tanning and Mrs.
Thayer.
The street force entered upon a good
work yesterday-that OF removing the
large body of ice which has accumulated on
East Third street between Cedar and Rob-
ert streets, which, with its numerous ruts.
renders the street absolutely dangerous for
the passage of light vehicles, as well as
very troublesome for heavy hauling.
Revs. Breed and Dana were at the CITY
attorneys Office yesterday looking up the
ordinances governing the licensing of thea
tiers, concert halls, etc., the object being to
Try and prevent the giving of Sunday en-
tertainments at such places. From the
brief examination made it would appear
that resort must be had to the general stat
utes prescribing Sunday observance for
the remedy the gentlemen were searching
after.
WIn. Brown worked for Dakota county
GARNER named Cyrus Richie, and durin g
the past winter has been hauling hay into
the city and selling the same by the load
on the public market. Yesterday Brown
was arrested upon warrant sworn out by
Ritchie, charging him with the theft of
$3.50. When arrested and brought into
court Brown acknowledged to having the
amount charged, bat asserted that it was
withheld with the consent of Richie, and
that mis- arrest was piece of spite work
on Ritchie's part, all on account of a girl
After waiting some time and Richie not
appearing to prosecute, Brown was released
upon his own recognizance to appear this
morning.