Daily globe., 1879-02-12
CITY GLOBULEs.
The German society's second masquerad,
ball will be given on the oath inst.

The German societys second masquerade
ball will be given on the Oath inst.
The Turner's will celebrate Washincton's 9
birthday (22d inst.) by grand fancy dress and
masked ball.
No announced determination in regard to re-
building Warner block has been made In
formation of the calamity was sent to MIR.
iteuben Warner, and he is expected to arrive
home to-day.
party by the name ~of Orville Mitchell is
wanted over in Jefferson, Wisconsin. Sheriff
Brown says 80 on postal to police headquar-
ters here. He says he wants him $50 worth
for breaking jail.
Newport granger went into Montgomery
for stew last night. The granger had lot of
butter with him, and left it at the door. When
he came out his frkin was gone, He got in a
terrible stew about it, and told the police.
The committee of public examiners (com-
missioners of sinking fund and council finance
| committed were again at work on City Treas
urer Renz's vouchers yesterday. Two days
| work in figuring out the items found them all
there correct and in ship-shape.
Amended articles of incorporation OF the
Monitor plow works, Minneapolis, were filed
| in the secretary of states Office yesterday The
| change consists in amendment of article
| i've Of the original articles, and limits the
amount of indebtedness to which the incorpor.
alton may be subject to 100000.
The second annual ball of the Brotherhood
| of Locomotive Firemen will take place al
Armory Hall tomorrow evening. These balls
| have been the most enjoyable of the many that
take place here, and are patronized largely by
our best people. Arrangements are completed
which guarantee fine time, and there is nc
doubt but everything will be conducted "de-
Gently and in ORDER
Articles of incorporation of the Lake Park
association were filed in the secretary of states
Office yesterday. The incorporators are D. c.
Bell, G: NJ: Heard, Geo. A. Keith, 81. G.. Harri-
son and Llewellyn, Minneapolis; D. R. Moves
John S. Miller, G. W. Hackett and j. F. Chat
fee st. Paul; E. w. Allen, Marshalltown, Ia.
and r. Fl. Gilmore, Cedar Rapids, Ia. The
capital stock Of the incorporation is put al
| O,0OO, and it commences from Feb. l8, 1879
and proposes to continue for thirty years.
Henry Wolf, the man who was recentl,
charged with an indecent assault upon 8
woman, on Western avenue, called at The
GLOBE Office yesterday to renew his protesta
tions of innocence. The examination shows
the charge to have been false one, and Mr.
Wolf having been so signally vindicated, is en-
!
| had proven true he would have found no
mercy, but as it was entirely trumped up, ht
is deserving of more than passing congratula
tion for being able to so clearly demonstrate
| his innocence.
week or more, two weeks ago. Mrs. Gather
inc Boderick got out warrant for the arrest o1
Thomas, her husband. She charged him with
being bad lot, the worst of a lot of four o1
his kind, that she had had during her transitorS
existence this mundane sphere. Thomas
was arrested and brought into court; Mrs
Catherine was also there. Somehow the case
went over, and Mrs. Catherine went OUT SO did
Tom. The case was called again in few days
Mrs. Catherine was there; Tom wasn't. There
fore another continuance. Coming up on the
docket again, Tom was in court Mrs. Catherine
wasn't This see-saw manner of arriving at &
decision in the case continued from time
to time. Yesterday was Mrs. GATHERINGS day
| She came into court and declared she did really
believe she'd let Tom down-easy. The cour,
took it under advisement, notwithstanding hel
expressed determination not to appear agains,
| him.