Daily globe., 1879-02-11
CITY aLoBULEs.

The appointment of James Oleary as deputy
sheriff was placed on file for record in the Office
of the register of deeds.
Mississippi street, made an assignment yester-
day to Andreas Schoche.
The city treasurer has received to date pay
ment for sevsnty-two liquor licenses. This
number represents $1,000 in the city Golfers.
! The Southern Minnesota railway extension
company have fled with the secretary of state
| its acceptance of the provisions OF the act of
| the legislature, approved 1873 entitled an act
| providing for the collection of taxes, etc.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen's
second annual ball takes place next Thursday
| evening at Armory Hall. Tickets can be pro-
| cured and ORDERS left for carriages at A. P.
Wilkes, r. o. Sweeney's and J. P. Aliens
drug stores.
| James Slater, the farmer residing at Black
Dog, who met with serious accident ten days
ago, an account of which appeared in the
GLOBE at the time, is in fair way to recover.
Yesterday he had so far recovered from his in
| Jurles that he was removed to his home. Since
| the accident he has been cared for at Mr.. Will
liam Hayes, in Mendoza.
| suit was begun in the district court yes
| terday by the Phoenix Manufacturing company
against McIntire Il Co., Fort Smelling bridge
contractors; Ingram, Kennedy & Co. also put
| IN similar complaint. These suits are for
small sumsin the shape of garnishments, and
arise from difficulties existing under the Michael
O'Brlen contract. George Mann & Go. have
| like complaint for legal decision.
The commissioners of the interest and sink
| ing 1und, together with the council committee
on finance, made an examination, yesterday,
| of all vouchers pertaining to the city treasur-
ers office for the year 1878. 1t was an official
| scrutiny to see it treasurer REM has rendered
| unto Caesar, without being d seizer himself.
After days examination it was found that
the rendering was as slick as grease.
Margaret Bradley, otherwise known as I''the
woman in black" endeavored to force her So
ciety upon the guests Of the Metropolitan hotel
last nlght very much to their disgust and dis
appreciation. So exceedingly annoying did her
conduct become that officer was called, who
escorted the badly inebriated and obstreperous
damsel to the station, where the obliging Jess
| rang gave her accommodations on the first
! floor.
to town yesterday, who proceeded to do some
shopping, while Thomas made few friendly
calls on his friends. Being an emin emily So
|
when picked up by an officer last night, had
scarcely enough ballast on board to navigate.
he VAS taken to the station and offered an op-
portunity to sober up, his neglected wife in
the meantime having taken the ribbons in
hand and drove home.
February I'd, Frederick Zahn and Michael
Lider got into an unpleasantness. Both reside
in McLeon township. The heated discussion
( gave way to dire threats. Zahn did the threat
| ening. Lider took all he said about killing in
dead earnest. Yesterday Lider had Zahn ar
raigned in the municipal court, to make good
legal answer to the charge of making unlawful
| threats. Zahn thought he could be ready to do
it by the 17th inst, and was allowed time ac-
oordingly.
Yesterday Samuel Beans, the Metropolitan
hotel porter, was up before Judge Flint. He
was arraigned upon the charge of having stolen
a watch from G.. J. Rice, guest at the hotel,
valued at $25. Beans confessed and was held
to the grand jury in $500 bail. In default of
bail he was committed to Jail. Besides this
charge there are some half dozen otht rs against
him. Beans made it profitable to look around
when he was carrying the boots around. The
grand jury will have the papers and facts re-
lating to every speculation laid before them,