Daily globe., 1879-05-21
CITY GLOBULEs.

WIFI 0AODOAE1Ss
( Conrad Juuls, prominent merchant at Litoh-
field, has failed.
The supreme court adjourned yesterday to
Tuesday, juno 10.
Andrew Lamon got fourteen days, yesterday.
for larceny from Charles Fahey.
The water in the river was at stand last |
evening, at five feet one and a half inches.
Frank Scott was fined $25 instead of $50 for
selling liqucr to Indians at Fishers Landing.
The Lincoln school house tramps now quarter |
themselves in the barns in that neighborhood.
The assault case of Charles witherall on John
| Latderdale has been continued to the 26th in
| stant
The official bonds of E. Burnard and 8. V.
Hanft as justices of the peace, were approved
by the council, yesterday.
Postmaster Day sold $2S,000 worth of the
$40 certificates yesterday, and will have $2O,OOO
more to dispose of this morning.
bloody and badly battered tramp was
found by Chief Weber on Bridge square last
night and escorted to the lookup.
Four tramps were captured by the police
last night in vacant house on Summit avenue
which is in charge of Thos. Cochran, Jr.
Louis Urnott, hailing from Hastings, was ar
rested yesterday for stealing basket of eggs
from s. A. Blomquist's cellar, No. As Selby
| avenue.
Officer Babe ran in Nellie Gilbert last night.
She is courtesan and being drunk and weigh
ing lSO pounds rode up to the station in. q
wagon. He next had to tackle Tom Sullivan
and had lively job IN getting him in
Moody & Bassett is the title of an inhar-
monious firm doing business near the corner
of Sixth and Robert streets. They had row
yesterday and were both arrested for disorderly
conduct. Bassett gave bail for his appearance
to-day and Moody was locked up.
Complaint was made at police headquarters,
, Yesterday, that tramps were becoming a
damnable nuisance out in the vicinity of
: Brewster and Viola avenues. Officer Lowell
was sent out to abate the nuisance and did 1t to
the extent or running in two vagrants, and
soaring off score.
t A pleasant wedding took place at the Church
t of the Assumption yesterday forenoon, the oc-
q casion being the marriage of Mr.. G. W. Brewer
e the we'll known artist, and Miss Rosa Koempel
9 of this city. The ceremony was performed by
y the Rev. Father Valentine, in the presence OF 8
y large number of friends.
The GLOBE mentioned some few days age
Is that Col Lee, depot quartermaster here, would
10 relieve Capt. G. s. Heintzelman in the building
). of Fort Assinnaboine. the new post on Mill
e river. Gen. Terry issued an order to that effec
IL yesterday. Col. Lee will repair to his neV
q the government property in his charge here t.
n Capt. Gibbs, of Gen. Terrys staff.
" Tomorrow evening Mckee Rankin and Mis-
;e Kitty Blanchard appear in their great specialt
ID ''The Danites" at the Opera House. The pla
If is so we'll known throughout the length ant
le breadth of the country that nothing eut
IN mere reference to the fact that it is to b
m played is necessary to secure large audience
&c It will be rich treat, which the citizens o
a. of.
News was received at military headquarters
ns yesterday, of the dangerous illness of Gen
be George Sykes. Gen. Sykes is stationed 9
to n, Brownsyille Texas, in a..o command 9in, :,
he Gen. Sykes is we'll known an
ne highly esteemed in this community, h
ds having been in command at Fort Smelling fl
elr several years. The information received {
en- headquarters gives no hopes of Gen. Syke
u recovery. s'
~ ~ A meeting of the committee on taxes wi
ed held in the auditors Office yesterday Afternoon
Tic all the members DelnR present. lne peIsOu
IN tax of John Fetsch, on the assessment of 1877
ty. was reduced to 81 ,045, the grounds of e
nd roneous assessment. An abatement of So
he was allowed to N. w. Kittson on the assessme
;hc of 1878, on the grounds that the property a
sessed belonged to the city. An abatement
ay $500 was allowed on property located in blot
om Is, Hoyt's addition, belonging to A. L. Alnet
the same having been wrongfully assessed
,ht 1878. A number of minor claims were di
an allowed, after which the meeting adjourned.
No. No. May 14th Octave Caron, of the town
Of Wheatland, Rice county, had light bay maj
or years old, stolen from him. Yesterday t
an matter was placed in the hands of John Pate
s a son who, aided by Jack Voorhees,, was succes
i've full in tracing the horse into the possession
an DR.. Mintzer, to whom it had been sold by WI
oc, Babcock for $15. Mr.. Babcock was then soug
It'll out, and being unable to give any reasonat
explanation of how he came into possession
he'd the animal. he was arrested and held to aw
ian the arrival of Mr.. Caron, who has been Motif
be of the recovery and arrest. Mr.. Babcock a
for, sold DR.. Mintzer another horse at the sa
ed, time, supposed to be stolen. He is brie
bay, years old, Is hands high, and weie
,;ct between 1000 and 100 pounds.