Daily globe., 1881-12-28
CITY GLOBULES.

The school mans were paid their December
stipends yesterday, amounting to $1,000.
A bad case of Jim jams was collared by Ofii-
Ger O'Gorman yesterday, at the corner oil
Third and Sibley streets.
John Schneider swore out warrant yester'
day for the arrest of Gotfried Ries on the
charge OF assault and battery.
Aid. O'Connor was engaged yesterday in
superintending the job of placing the 1000
new chairs in the market house hall.
Christmas morning the ladies OF the AS
sumption church choir presented their leader
Prof. Kerker, a rich and exceedingly ornate
music stand.
Testimony was being heard yesterday by d.
E. Mann. master in chancery, in the case OF
the Consolidated Middlings Purifier company
against A. R. Guilder.
Thomas and Dennis Igo and Henry and John
Sweeney will face the music in Judge Burr
court this morning on the charge OF assault
ing Michael Tierney.
Y. NJ. C. Am interesting lecture on
microscopic marvels will be given tomorrow
evening by Rev. D. R. Breed at the rooms OF
the association. All are welcome.
Among the Christmas presents this year
was turkey to Maj. T. NJ. Newson, by Mr..
Crosby, colored gentleman, who, just twenty.
five years ago, gave the major dupiicate OF
this delicious bird.
A dissolute young couple were arrested
Yesterday afternoon by Officer Baer for Great
ing disturbance on Fourth street. The girl
was sent to the women's Ieformatory and her
companion was fined $40.
A drunken tramp was arrested by Officer
Thomas last night, charged with the larceny
~ bolt of flannel from a store on East Sew
enth street. He confessed that he took the
goods in order to be locked up.
Adiutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance OF an invalid
pension claim at the rate OF Sc per month,
the arrearages amounting to Sl,24O.SO, ana OF
an increase for an invalid pension from sl2 TO
SlS per month.
Gov. Pillsbury Yesterday issued deeds Nos.
and 5, on account of the st. Vincent extension
of the st. Paul & Manitoba road, turning over
to the company 800 and ,161.65 100 acres oil
respectively, due from the United States gov
ernment by virtue of it, land grant.
A poor old cripple named Timothy Burke
was up yesterday charged with vagrancy. He
stated that he had not eaten but three meals
since last Wednesday, and that he would Ike
to go to the poor house, as he could not starve
any longer. He will be sent to the poor
house.
John Smith got drunk Monday night and
did his level best to keep up the illustrious
name of his family by yelling bloody murder
on Mississippi street. The police didn't appre'
ciate the funny part of the joke, and he was
waltzed in. Yesterday he went to the cooler
for ten days.
4 young man named Frank Le Claire was
before Judge Burr yesterday, charged with the
larceny of pair of bracelets from an acquain..
tauce named j. Guindell. 1t was explained
that the jewelry had been taken in the way OF
a Joke, and the complainant preferred not to
prosecute. Defendant was discharged, and II
Is not probable that he will perpetrate any
more practical Jokes.
Yesterday morning the police arrested
Young man named Martin O'Halloran, sup
posed to be one of the gang of roughs who
committed the outrageous assault on Ofncer
Morarity. The hearing was continued TO the
4th proximo, and he was committed. Last
evening Officer Malone, who made the ar
rest, called on Judge Burr and stated that ne
had made mistake as to the identity OF The
man. That the real offender who bore siml'
lar name, was still at large. On hearing this
Young O'Halloran was Immediately. dis
charged