Daily globe., 1880-08-24
CITY GLoBULEs.

A Bismarck dispatch of yesterday states that
Coulson line boat will leave there the 3lst
| for Cow Island.
At 10 o'clock this morning City Treasurer
Renz will sell to the highest bidder. property
coming under the delinquent tax list on Como
avenue.
MIR. Scott, the new paymaster. In his new
pay car. came down from Minneapolis yester-
day over the new short line track, to make the
Milwaukee & st. Paul boys happy.
The Chisago county excursionists yesterday
persons. They found the city people good
deal occupied with fire matters, but they
seemed to enjoy their visit all the same.
drunken brawl occurred, last night, at
Simon's saloon. corner of Third and Washing
ton streets. The fight WAS between several
laborers, two OF whom were locked mp by
Officer Babe.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of three invalid
Eclaims one of which ia a regular bonanza.
They. were for $773.78, $i,025.47, and
81, STOPS.
The officers and teachers of the Jackson
Street Methodist Episcopal church, to the num-
ber of about thirty, will to-day pay social
call upon Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Miller, at their
Minnetonka cottage.
Citizens should bear ia mind that the West
Wisconsin and Minnesota Rife association
highly appropriate for those residing or doing
business on Third, jackson and Seventh streets
to decorate their buildings.
The remains of Conductor Lawton, who was
accidentally killed few days ago on the
Northwestern stock yards track. were Sunday
evening forwarded to his father at Mitchell,
Iowa, In charge OF All employe of the Mil
waukee d St. Paul company.
Henry Phiel drank enough booze on Saturday
to swell up like toad, after which he sailed
was collared at Seven Corners trying to chaw
up lamp-post, and yesterday morning he paid
80 for the picnic.
An action was commenced in. the district
court yesterday by Henry Van Hoven against
Joseph Irish, to collect 81 1896 as damages for
nOn-fulfllmert of q contract, by which it was
alleged defendant was to have furnished plain
tiff with large number of cattle.
Henry Mccoy, the blind fiddler. was before
hizzoner, yesterday, charged with indulging in
a roaring toot. He left off scraping his crazy
WhangdoOdle and filled up on tanglefOot
bulge. Yesterday morning he was fined five
bills, on payment of which he was discharged.
A decree was rendered by Judge Simons yes
terdsy in the divorce case of Charles St. John
against Ruth st. John, in which action was
brought on the grounds of desertion. The
after reading the testimony Judge Simons
granted the divorce.
William johnson swore out warrant, yes
terday, for the arrest of James Coffee on the
charge Of assault and battery. Both men are
strikers" and johnson claims that the gang
pitched into him because he was on friendly
terms with the master mechanic, Ackerly.
The fight occurred on Saturday and will be ad-
tusted to-day.
Last Saturday Alfred Lebeau was before the
and on shedding a crocodile tear, he was dis
charged. Yesterday he loomed up again on the
same charge, and attempted to bamboozle the
court by similar show of repentance. The
device was too thin, and he will languish for
seven days.
John Flanagan and Paul Seibel inaugurated
matinee at Flsherty's boarding house Sunday
afternoon, and they fought like skye terriers.
Luz dmuh6uenb .W$s3 l6EmluaItu ny buo pOllCos
who yanked both bruisers to the cooler. Yes
terdsy they were hefare Ipdge McGrorty, xhn.
hned Seibel 80 and Fiannigan went up Tor
eight days in default of the Deedful.
In passing along Fort street Sunday night,
John Schneider, a chirpy little Dutchman, &C.
cost, party named n. j. Arms, and made
cheerful remark about the time O. day.
Arms didn't like the familiarity of the fresh
young man, 80 he returned compliments
by sending him to grass. Both parties were
arrested and yesterday they we're before Judge
McGrorty. Schneider was let off and the other
fellow got twelve days in the bastile.
Sunday afternoon John Ney and William
Scheuer chartered rig and went out on toot.
They became blind drunk, and the ride was
terminated on Fourth street, where the fiery
untamed steed came in contact with the curb
stone, and landed the boys on the unfeeling
sidewalk. They were too drunk to feel the
shock, and yesterday they were before the
court for disorderly conduct. The two hard
men paid an aggregate of $3.50 for the
handar