Daily globe., 1882-07-19
CITY GLOBULEs.

MISS OllVe crane, OF AuSun, is Vlsltlcg mel
sister at Minnetonka.
Thursday evening the Great Western band
go out to Elmo, where il will give an elegant
concert.
Another attraction has been added to Rice
Park by the placing of twelve large trout ir
the basin of the fountain.
The condition of Mr.. Richards, who fell
from the Mcmillan building, was regarded
yesterday as slightly improved.
A decision was filed in the district court BY
Judge Wilkin yesterday, in the case of Chas
Bernhard against John G.. Magin, ordering
judgment in favor of the plaintiff for 1858. .66
Mr.. Marsh. of Detroit, has taken lease of
the hotel at Heron Lake, which is a fact that
is regarded with great favor by all interested
in that section of the state.
A fine oil portrait of Hon. John s. Prince,
as he appeared sixteen years ago, when last
elected mayor OF the city, will soon adorn the
council chamber, that gentleman having
placed it in the hands of City Clerk Prender-
CAST to be place in position.
The board OF equalization of the county
commissioners is holding daily meetings
every afternoon struggling with the tax roll
and hearing complaints OF those who consider
themselves overtaXed. Strange as it may ap-
pear, not single person has yet come before
the board to have his assessment raised to
what it really out to be.
A dray horse belonging to Mayo & Clark,
hardware dealers, was taken with the blind
staggers near the Merchants hotel corner
yesterday afternoon, and for few moments
he was the center of attraction for large
crowd of spectators. Officer Murphy Officlated
as the veterinary surgeon, and the poor animal
was brought out of the fit and taken to the
stable.
Mr.. Edward Richards, so seriously injured
by falling from McMillan's new pork house,
Minnesota and Eighth streets, is still in very
critical condition. His facial bruises are fast
disappearing and he talks strong and perfect
ly rational, but after a consultation yesterday
the physicians were decidedly reticent SO far
as holding out anything like strong belief in
his ultimate recovery.
A Swede laborer, with an unpronouncable
name, employed as surface man in the Oma.
ha yard was struck by gravel train yester-
day forenoon and thrown number of feet
from the track. He was knocked senseless
and for time was thought to be dead He
revived, however, and was taken to his home
on Rosabel street, where it was found that be-
yord few bruises he was not much injured.
A festive colored gentleman named Dave
Weldon indulged in a little pistol practice last
night which secured him nights lodging in
the city hall. He did not discharge his re-
volver, but pointed it at several people and
drove them out of the house where they were,
near Eagle street, and scared everybody in the
house almost to death. Officers Sheehan and
Moriarty captured him and took the revolver
away from him, after which he was locked up,
The Bismark Tribune of the 10th says:
The ferry Undine will be busy all day to-day
crossing the 1,4o0 head of cattle from Lin
coin to Point Pleasant on this side The cat
tie are from Fort Mckinney, Montana, and
owned by Messrs. T. w. Wentworth, of St.
Paul. and M. 81. and W. A. Murphy, of Fort
Mckinney. The stock is for Chicago, and is
but the beginning of an immense shipment to
be made via the North Pacific this fall.
An adjourned meeting of the board of county
commissioners was held Yesterday forenoon,
for the purpose of examining the delinquent
personal tax list in order to strike off the
names of those from whom the tax could not
be collected. The entire list was gone over and
several Thousand dollars stricken off. A reso-
luton was passed to the effect that all persons
who voluntarily came forward and paid the
amount of tax the costs should be abated.
Judge j. P. Rea, of Minneapolis, ought to
buy an almanac and keep it with him con-
stantly. He is delegate to the Fourth dis
triet Republican congressional convention to
be held in this city to day. In some way he
got it into his head the convention was to
be held yesterday, and so he came down on
the IL o'clock train and spent an hour and
half in hunting for the place where the con-
vention was to be held, at the end of which
time he learned the convention was not to be
held until to-day. The judge then quietly
withdrew to the sawdust city, sadly ruminat-
ing on mans frailtles.
Ia the district court yesterday Judge Brill
filed an order in the divorce proceedings of
Anton steingruber against Maria Steingruber,
to the effect that plaintiff pay to defendant for
her support during the tendency of this action
$40 per month, beginning with July, payment
for July to be made within ten DAYS after
service upon him of a certified copy of this
order, and thereafter to be made on or about
the 10th of each month; and further, that
plaintiff pay to defendant to enable her to de-
fend the action, for disbursements and counsel
fees, the sum of $25 within thirty days-the
right to allow further counsel fees being re-
served until the final hearing of the case.
Del