Daily globe., 1883-05-27
CITY GLOBULES.

The receipts at the county treaurers Of
fee for the past xGday's amounted TO
$4,000.
Mrs. James Edwards, wife of the colcred
janitor at the custom house, died at her
residence Friday afternoon at $50.
Adiutant General Hawley yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of the pen
sion claim of Elon Lewis of Chaska, Car
yer county, for $1,000.
Detective O'Copnor yesterday brought
back man named Melvin Wetmore from
Michigan, charged with having burned
the Knife Falls lumber company mill.
Judge Nelson of the q. S. circuit court,
yesterday filed an order in the case of
Morris E. Fuller and others against j. W.
Reynolds, denying the motion for new
trial.
Yesterday morning Ferdinand Kaeneck
and Joseph Scoph became engaged in a
fight out at Post siding. Both were ar
rested and fined, the former $25 and the
other so.
Mayor Rice has appointed NJ. j. Ehlman,
who has opened the we'll known brick
building at the head of Lake Como, a
special policeman, his Jurisdiction cover
ing the shore line of the lake.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday received from
the land department, Washington, D. c., a
certified list of swamp and overfowed
lands, amounting to 52.201 acres, snbject
to sale at the st. Cloud land Office.
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs paid NJ.
Esch $4,000 as the owner of lots 1 and 2,
block B, Robertson's addition, Sixth ward
for damages sustained by the levee i'm
provement, it being the first payment
made on this account.
There was an immense gathering of
people last night at Rice park to listen to
the opening concert for the season by the
Great Western band. There was not light
enough, but the band was helped q goo6
deal by lowering the lights on the pole
The selections were good and the band
played with its usual spirit and good taste
Alexander Ogren and Peter Stenlund
saloon keepers at South Saltwater, were
arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Spencer yesterday afternoon
charged with violation of the internal rev.
enue laws, by wholesaling beer upon 8
retail license. The accused waived exam.
ination, and were held to the June term OF
the United States district court, at Winona
in $500 bail each, which was furnished.
The alarm of fire at five minutes past
five o'clock Yesterday afternoon, turned il
from box 13, Seven Corners, was caused
by the boiling over of the tar cauldron on
the Seventh street paving. The burning
tar spread to some unopened tar barrel;
near by, which we're ignited, but the flame:
were smothered by sand. but not before
engines Nos. 1, 2 and 3, and hook anc
ladder company No. 1, had got in position
ready for business.
T. F. Gibbons lodged in the police sta
ton last night. He ingratiated himself
into the good graces of a Dakota county
farmer named James Gleason, yesterday
by whom he was invited to imbibs IN Gil
lespie's saloon, corner of Kate street and
Dakota avenue, Sixth ward. When Glea
son took out his pocket book, containing
between So and SO to pay the score, Glib
bonss grabbed the roll and ran away. Com
plaiht being made to Officer Asche, Glib
bons was arrested in short time, but nc
quick enough TO prevent his planting tbs
money, only the empty pocket book being
found in his possession. Judge Hall VIII
pass on his case Monday morning.