Daily globe., 1882-10-07
CITY GLOBULES.

Two of the electric lights in Rice Park
gave up the ghost last evening before nine
o'clock.
The lower part of the electric light staff
was erected yesterday afternoon, on Bridge
square. without accident.
The teachers of the public schools of the
city will meet this morning at 10 o'clock,
at the assembly room of the High school.
The city educators will be paid their
monthlyistipends to-dayIby Treasurer Refs.
The pay rolls aggregated about $4,000.
G. B. Newcomb, Esq, president of the
Harvester works. has been i'll and under
the care of physician for two weeks
past.
A little boy named Dennis Lynch, whose
parents reside on Rice street, was reported
at the police station, about - o'clock last
night as lost.
In the district court yesterday, Frederick
Schwarz, late of Scott county, commenced
proceedings for divorce against her hus-
band, Carl Schwarz alleging brutal treat
al treatment, neglect, etc.
The new well. boring at the Harvester
works is down 400 feet and making good
progress. Iron is still found in the sand
as brought up By the pump.
Gov. Hubbard is still waiting informa-
ton as to parties to represent the different
before designating additional voting pre-
cincts in the unOrganized counties of Cass
and Itasca.
Adjutant General Hawley who returned
from Morris yesterday, reports an enthusi-
astic meeting held there the nigh. before
for the organization of company of ma
tional guards. At the conclusion of explain
atory remarks twenty-five names were en-
rolled.
The operation of raising the first joint
of the big electric light tower on Bridge
Square was an object of great interest,
but those who were looking for hitch, or
any mishap, were doomed to dissappoint-
ment, the huge stick being planted with
out the slightest approach to trouble.
Y. NJ. c. A., 1886 Wabashaw street-Younp
mems meeting this evening at o'clock.
Services tomorrow as follows: Devotion
al meeting at $50 a. M, led by Mr.. l.. l..
Harrison; Young Mems Bible Study at 2:3O
p. M, led by Mr.. Nash; Gospel meeting
and song service at p. M, conducted by
Prof. II. S. Baker. Good music. All well
come.
Yesterday morning prisoner named
James Murphy, who had been convicted
and sentenced in the Municipal court to
ninety days in Jail, for breaking into a sa-
loon on the corner of Fourth
md Il r%~
make break for liberty as Officer Gal
win was taking him to Jail. He according
ly took the advantage of team which was
passing on the cross walk, and started on a
run across Aid. Dowlan's wood yard on the
corner # Wabashaw and Fifth streets.
The officer fired his revolver twice into the
air, and Murphy, just as the second shot
was fired. stumbled and fell. He seemed
to think he had been shot, and rolled over
and over in the dirt and yelled Justify. The
officer picked the fellow up and took him
to Jail all safe and sound.
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Charles Emerson and
George b. West, of Greeley, Colorado, part
ners, as Emerson & West, against F. B.
Clark, for recovery upon a promissory
note given at Greeley, November Is, 1872,
for $1.3S4.46. By the terms of the note
it was to become payable one day after
date, and in default of payment then, it
was to bear interest at the rate of 3 Dor
cent. per month until paid. Only small
sum, plaintiffs allege, has been paid upon
the principal, and interest to the amount
OF $571.1O, and judgment is now asked
against Clark for $1,2s7.42, as principal,
and interest thereon at Sc per cent. per an
mum up to the present time, less the
$571.1O paid. Geo. L. and Chas. E. Otis.
appear as attorneys for plaintiffs.