Daily globe., 1883-07-22
CITY GLOBULES,

A back pension allowance of $1,000 was
received at the adjutant generals Office
yesterday.
The friends of Officer Bremen Twill be
pleased to know that he is again on duty
as night jailer at police headquarters.
Thos. Barber and Jos. Which, two sim
pie drunks, were the only arrests made
yesterday up to 8 p. N. They are credited
to Officers Wattack and Cook.
In the closing contest of the slugging
match at Market hall on Friday evening
FOR silver cup, Jefferson punished Robin
son and not Jones, as his contestant.
'Josie'' will not languiSh behind the bars
II Sheriff O'Gorman's castle. She came
down handsomely with $500 in ducats, and
will go ''scot free" till the grand jury meets
in October. And then -.
Adiutant General Hawley has secured a
place in the Soldiers Home at Milwaukee
for Edward Bulger, of this city, formerly
of Wabashaw, and during the war
veteran in the Minnesota mounted rangers.
II our health inspectors don't open their
smeIlers, we will have an epidemic in the
midst of the most populous part of the
city. Cedar street north of Twelfth street,
is being used for a dumping ground of
offaL and filth, till the stencil is complained
of. But the authorities are indisposed to
notice it.
1t. Clyde, of Co. K, Second regiment
N. N. g., so severely injured in the sham
battle at New Ulm by being burned in the
face by cartridge shot to an extent of en-
Z; for
ed as to leave for his home in Little Falls
yesterday, his eyesight not being mate
rally injured, and his face not much
SCARED.
AS the 2:3O train on the st. Paul & Mani
toba road was coming down from Mime
apoIis to St. Paul yesterday afternoon, it
ran over a man and cut off one leg. He
was taken aboard and brought to this city;
and Just as the train was coming into the
city it came near running over a woman,
who saved herself only by scrambling up
on to a lumber pile.
The prizes awarded by the Wabashaw
street shooting gallery were awarded yes
terday. W. Connell won the $40 gold
piece, and W. Reese the box of cigars on
No. target. J. E. Heaney and W. Thomp-
son were a tie on No. L; w. w. Stennett
won q box of cigars On No. 4, and w.
Reese a box of cigars for hitting seventy
four consecutive birds. Attractive prizes
viii be offered for this week.
Tie most urgent thing demanding at
teutIon in st. Paul is sidewalk reform.
The shabby, rickety walks of the city are a
disgrace. We are far behind other CON-
nunities in introducing stone walks, and
for that reason the city has cheap look,
and is getting noted for the careless con-
.dition Of walks aloEg prominent streets.
Such street as Third street ought to have
a stone sidewalk from end to end.
Last evening at the Opera house w. H
Hale, NJ. D., E. NJ. S., and Prof. W. j.
KersteIler, P. L. D., gave free entertain
nent in which those gentlemen shadowed
forth what their course of lectures will be
for the ensuing week. Judging from the
splendid scientific apparatus, startling
illustrations and succienct delineations
the lectures will not only be absorbingly
interesting but of most instructive
!. character Some of the lectures will be
in fact such as no one who values health
and is desirous of knowing himself should
miss.
n. Cody, the right fielder of the Red
Gaps base ball club, was injured in the
game at Minneapolis yesterday. He wa;
catching behind the bat, and standing on
the home base, to put out runner of the
Brown Stockings. He was standing witt
both legs braced, and the runner made &
spring, and landed with his full weight Oh
Cody's right leg, bending it backwards a
the Joint, straining the chords and muscle:
SO that he was unable to walk. On arriva
OF the train he was taken home i'll car
rage.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Tracy
Town Hall association were filed with the
secretary OF state yesterday. The objec
Of the association is to erect town hall
with stores underneath. The capital stool
is $4,000, divided into 1000 shares of 81
each. The highest amount of indebted
ness is placed at $4,000 and the corpora
ton dates from July 16, 1888. The name
of the incorporators are Richard Howland
Ernst O. Brauns, David H. Evans, Ber
Armstrong, Ira E. Segar, Robt. E. Hayes
Henry G. Buckingham, Neil Finch an
Frank E. Mallory, who also constitute it
first board of directors.
Kavanagh sells eight lots corner Chestnut an
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