Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-28
CITY GLOBULEs.

The time for paying personal taxes expires
to-day.
Nearly $4,000 was collected by the county
treasurer yesterday in payment of personal
taxes:
A hackman named John Yule was fined $40
yesterday for bulldozing a colored passenger in
the matter of fare.
Judge Brill filed an order yesterday appoint
ing A. r. Walsh receiver in the case of Peter
Y. Calvin against Chas. E. Stewart.
Sheriff Richter visited Shakopee yesterday
to file his claim for the $500 reward offered for
the capture of Hank Keefe, the house thief.
Poor old Tom Burke was up again yesterday
on the charge of vagrancy. He was given
thirty days and thanked the court for the SEN
tence.
Adjutant General Van Cleve, yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of an increase
of an invalid pension from s12 to $50 per
month.
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
denying the motion to dissolve the attachment
in the case of Cornelia Mackey against Geo.
E. Adams.
Frank Denine, charged with snatching $50
gold piece from one Seeley, was before the
court yesterday and discharged. There was
no evidence against him.
A regular meeting of the fire commissioners
was held last night, at which the usual num-
Der of accounts were audited. No business of
importance was transacted.
Sunday night Nick Andrea went on toot
and while half-seas over he tackled Officer
Mccarthy on the bridge. He was waltzed in
and yesterday it cost him ten bills.
The fish commissioners on the 18th instant
received from Washington 100000 Atlantic
salmon eggs, and last Thursday $4,000 land
locked salmon, all of which are now Matched
out alright.
The funeral of the late Dennis R. Dixon, the
railroad conductor, took place from the
Cathedral yesterday forenoon. The I'M
pressive ceremonies were witnessed by large
congregation Of mourning friends.
John Burns was before the court yesterday
for raising row on Rosabel street. He
pulled a gun on Tom Koran and reign of
terror was only prevented by an officer who
terminated the picnic. Yesterday he went up
for ten days.
Andrew OleSOn, a raw emlgranI went lnbO
Seventh saloon Sunday night and screamed for
beer. The proprietor ordered him to take a
walk when he turned to send him. Officer
O'Ceefe waltzed him in and he went to the
quay for 80 days.
Two young but depraved girls named Min
ME Harrison and Kittie Ross were before the
court yesterday on the charge of visiting a
house of ill-fame. They promised TO leave
the city if discharged, and were told to go
with the blessing of the court.
The board of public works met last night
but adjourned until 1:30 O'Clock this afternoon
without transacting any business. To-day
the members of the board will proceed in a
body to view number of streets which are
to be assessed for proposed Improvements.
In this vale of tears anything approaching
ecstatic bliss is out of the question and man
is never completely happy. Thomas Ryan and
Ed. Graham, two regular tOughs, had pre-
empted lunch route last week and had just
gotIt IN working order " hen they were grabbed
by tae police. Hizz oner is not believer in
the industry and they were ordered to hoof it
out ns town.
Yesterday afternoon a man giving the name
of J. Ruhne, complained to Officer O'Keele
that he had been roughly used by the Rice
street gang last Sunday and robbed of 50. Ht
stated that he had been eeizad by crowd
roughs, who carried him to a box car and
robbed him of the money. A young man
named Rlerson was arrested on suspicion OF
being one of the gang.