Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-24
CITY GL0BULES.

Iu6fS are Two nuuNreu GASES Oh Lle tls-
trict court calendar for the May term.
The stone masons are at work upon tie
main foundation walls for the new
opera house.
John Hanley paid $50 into the munich
pal court yesterday for assault upon Tom
Hiram last week.
Benjamin II. Leveridge has sued the St.
Paul Gas Light company for $1,437.47 for
balance Of salary.
Clarence Hart, Of Greenville, O., was
yesterday admitted to practice in the
courts of Minnesota.
When the tropic wave does strike Us it
will be clean jump from Buffalo over
coats to linen busters.
The boards Of registration will be in
session fran a. m. to 6 p. N. to-day at
the several voting places.
j. n. Rogers has commenced a suit a.
gainst May Goodrich and F. L. Goodrich
to quiet title to lot l, block SO, in Summit
Park addition.
Gen. Flower, supervising inspector of
steamboats,, and F. A. Scott, inspector
towing steamer Meta Durant.
A street hawker was selling Punch an
Judy talking instruments on the street
yesterday, and the small boy thus has an
other addition to his noise machinery.
City Treasurer Refs will send $4,000 to-
day to the New York financial agent of the
city-$3S,0O0 to redeem bonds coming due
g = 70 mi fad int
Larry King, one of the slickest thieves in
the country, has been seen in st. Paul sew
eral times in the last ten days. The police
would do well to keep sharp eye on his
movements.
The weather has been so wet and cold
for the past week that the placards On the
bill-boards have soured and the goats re-
fuse to make their customary mid day
lunch thereon.
The Democratic primaries for the selec-
ton of delegates to tbs city convention to
be held at 10 A. NJ, Wednesday will be held
at the several voting places from to
O'clock this evening.
Frank B. Bass has sold to William 4
Eustis, Holman R. Drew, Francis A. Cham
berlain and Hobert Hamlin, Minneapolis,
the north half of the southeast quarter of
section II, town %, range %, containing
eighty acres, for $4,000.
The subject of which Joseph Cook speaks
next Saturday will permit him to bring
out all his characteristics as An orator and
polemic, and his recent experiences in his
trip round the world. 1t viii be intensely
entertaining as well as instructive.
The Office of Collector Bickel is full of
business these days making out license re-
newals, the receipts from this source yes
terday being about $4,000. The re-
ceipts of the Office from the sale of stamps
and other sources for the day were also
about $4,000.
The usual gang of Sunday DRINKS and
disorderlies appeared in the m municipal
court yesterday morning. They were
eighteen in number, of whom three went
to the workhouse for twenty days, while
seven others contributed the sum of $40 to
tho city's finances.
Samuel Hunter has commenced q suit
against Eugene F. Osborne to recover
$4,000 as damages. He says Osborne has
store or warehouse on Fourth street, and
hatchway was left open,. through which he
(Hunter) fell and was injured.
In consequence of the accid ent of the
Rev. D. R. Breed, the reception of the Min.
neapolis Presbyterian alliance at the
House of Hope church, May 1, will be post
poned. We are glad to hear that Mr.. Breed
continues to improve. The meeting of the
ladies for completing arrangements fol
reception is also deferred.
He had. commenced quite late in life Il
study tie French language and after q
lesson the other day trotted up on Missis
sippi street to show his wife what remark
able proficiency he was making as lin
guist. Said he to his hard working spouse
"Cornelia, je t'adore.'' shut it yourself
you good for nothing scamp" said she.
S. Dalsdorf and G. Falk, the two Swede
arrested Sunday evening by Officer Mul
ply for creating disturbance on tn
street, paid SO each into the municipa
court yesterday morning for their amuse
ment, while Dalsdorf paid out another S
for carrying concealed weapons, had tn
weapon confscated and gave bond O
$50 to keep the peace.
Darius McNab persisted in occupying
position of prominence at the corner o
Seventh and Jackson streets last night
when his retirement would have been
healthy proceeding. Officer Gormal
warned him to move on, but as he wouldn
move on, the officer assisted him to tt
station, where he was booked for bein
drunk and disorderly.
David Richardson, of La Crescent, a vel
eran of the Third Minnesota battery, II
ceived his back pension of $1,000 at tn
adjutant generals Office yesterday after
noon, added to which is to be an allowanc
of $50 per month in the future. The othe
allowances were received in back pensions
which brought the sum up to total Q
about $4,000 for yesterday.
A team of young horses belonging
Joseph Gruber, left unhitched by him yes
terday morning while he went into Mix
Cummings saloon, SO West Third stree
ran away and collided with nearly ney
hack standing at the Washington stree
front of the Metropolitan, belonging t
John F. Alexander, which they knocked
into ldnaling wood and old iron. It vii