Daily globe., 1881-03-04
CITY GLoBULEs.

John Tud, charged with caressing his wife
too vigorously, paid his fine yesterday, gave
bonds and was discharged.
st. Nicholas for March contains captivat
ing story for little ones written by Mr. G. A.
Zimmerman, the artist, of this city.
The teachers of the public schools of this
city will meet at the assembly room of the
high school tomorrow morning alto O'Clock.
Officer Rouleau arrested tramp last night
having in his possession scarlet shirt stolen
from in front of Third street clothing house.
The Merchants billiard room yesterday
afternoon looked as if there was rennlon OF
the Smith family in progress. They were all
there.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re.
ceved notice of the allowance of two invalid
pension claims one for 81, ,S41.39, and one for
S7798S.
The sale of reserved seats for the Keene
engagement, commencing Monday, will take
placs at the Opera House at 8 o'clock this
morning.
A number of young men have formed
skating rink on the river and the ice is kept in
frst-class condition. All who enjoy this sport
are invited to attend.
The preliminary young fellow who "bor-
rowed' Mr.. Burt's buffalo overcoat Tuesday
night, is notified to return the same and save
trouble. The police are on to him bigger than
bear.
The party at College hall last night, under
the auspices of Champion lodge, Knights of
Pythias, was attended by an invited number of
ladies and gentlemen, and it proved very en-
joyable affair.
Over 900 men are at work on the northern
extension of the North Wisconsin railroad.
Only forty miles of the road remains to be
finished and the road will be completed to
Lake Superior the ensuing spring.
A teamster named Michael Conney was
brought from the woods near Aitken yester.
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital and the
limb was set by Drs. Murphy and Quinn.
State Treasurer Kittelson received check
yesterday from the Milwaukee g. st. Paul road
to the amount of $685., This was in pay
ment of taxes, and happened to be about the
amount appropriated to rebuilding the capitol.
The Central Land league has arranged for a
grand demonstration in honor of the ami
versary of Robert Emmet's birth, to be given
at Pfeifer's hall tonight. The programme
will consist of several speeches by well known
orators, and number of choice vocal and in
strumental selections.
The wholesale boot and shoe firm of Fore.
paugh & Tarbox was burglarized Wednesday
night of quantity of shoes, including several
cases of fancy stock. The thief or thieves OBJ
tained entrance through the rear door. The
firm are not prepared to state what their loss
amounts to. No clue.
Clerk Nichols yesterday morning filed his
record of evidence taken for the supreme court
in the prison contract mandamus case and the
hearing of arguments was set for 9 A. NJ. to-
morrow. Unless the court room in Market
house can be made ready the hearing will be
in the United States court room at the custom
house.
Had any one been on Robert street after
midnight yesterday morning they would have
witnessed very edifying spectacle, which con-
sisted of the bouncing of two high-toned
boarders and their female companions from o
fashionable boarding house The old man got
onto the racket and the naughty boys were
fired out, girls, bag and baggage.
John Fogelsburg, railroad contractor,
was arragned at the police court yesterday,
charged with assaulting an employe named
Gus Carlson. The latter sued for an account,
and dispute occurred about the payment of
wages, during which Carlson claimed to have
been attacked. The assault didn't amount to
much, and defendant was let off on payment
of S..
A peculiar suit was commenced in the mu.
nicipal court yesterday, being an action by
John Cook against ex-Sheriff John Grace to
collect sSO.50 for electioneering services at the
fall election. Of the above amount $50 are
claimed to be due for hack hire and services
and the fifty cents is for money expended for
goods, wares and'merchandise. The above are
new names for booze.
The meeting of the "Third House" at the
Opera House last evening was not success.
full one. Many of the members of the legisla-
ture who had promised to attend and whose
help was expected in the transaction of bust
ness, could not get away from the last nights
session, and the people in attendance appeared
to have come to be amused rather than to con.
tribute to the general amusement.
Articles of incorporation of the Spring VAL
ley Creamery and Stock company were fled
with the secretary of state yesterday. The in.
corporators are G. G. Edwards, B. F. Farmer,
G. W. Warren, g. A. Hunt, A. P. Flower, W.
NJ. Strong, E. Stefins, II. K. Stoddard, PAYNE
Bros, A. R. Holman, with W. H. Strong as
president, and Messrs. Edwards, Warren
Farmer and Hunt as the board of directors.
Harry Brown and William Bradley, two
gallants who disseminate hash to the hungry
constituency of a popular hotel, were before
Judge Burr yesterday, on complaint of q pretty
damsel named Maria Melvin. The young lady
charged them with the objectionable offense
of assault and battery, which, alas, was too
true. The defendants pleaded guilty, and were
fined SIS or ten days each. Bradley paid, and
Brown went to Richter's roost.
The case of the State against Thomas
Mitchell, indicted for assault with weapon
with intent to do great bodily harm, was
called for trial at the district court yesterday
afternoon. The assault took place on the 3rd
of last June. The residence Of the defendant
was attacked by unknown parties and rushing
into the street the defendant fired a revolver,
the ball slightly wounded a pedestrian named
| Chas. Williams. The case is on trial.
Yesterday there was filed with the secretary
of state articles of Incorporation entered into
by number of citizens of Claremont, Dodge
county, Mimi, for the purpose of establishing
colony in South Florida, under the name Of
the South Florida colony. The members are
| to pay 81 monthly and previous to removal to
the location selected each member must paw in
not less than $50 nor more than S1OO The