Daily globe., 1883-11-02
CITY GLOBULEs.


Ths evening Mrs. Nj. G. ThaYer will
give a musical at her rooms, No. 410 Wa
bashaw street
The new market house bell seems to have
M attack of the asthma and wheezes quite
perceptibly as it announces the time of
day.
The jury brought in verdict of not
guilt yesterday in the case of Tom Ham
iltou, rha Merchants hotel bell boy, indict-
e1 by the grand jury for larceny.
Tie city treasurer On yesterday disbur-
SEQ .l 900 TO the police force and fire Do
part.uent in pc7ment of October salaries,
aad $40, 600 to .he school teachers.
T.o meeting of the board of state
oI.a3lt es and corrections called at their
rooms 1T the State hospital fer Nov. 5, has
beea postponed to Tuesday, Nov. 13.
Nishol}s Kline and Edward BoIger,
lately eaiering the Soldiers home at Mil
waukee from this state, write back in the
hiIh55s terms of satisfaction concerning
its III 9nqgement.
At tAe Turner hall fair now in progress
q comoittee was appointed last night TO
select and purchase q secretary to be voted
and awarded 20 the most popular candidate
for reg :sier OF deeds.
Tho addition to the district court clerks
Office gluit was occupied for the first time
yesterday and the mass of legal documents
awaiting storage therein showed the neces-
sitY ot the enlargement OF these quar-
ters.
II is understood that the prisoners who
have been convicted under indictment
at The present term of the district court
viii be erragned before Judge Wilkin this
morning and receive their respective SEN
tences.
Three Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
churches filed articles of incorporation
yesterday with the secretary of state, the
same being located at Warsen and Salem,
Marshall county, and at Saron, Kittson
county.
The police force on yesterday rt eived
two acquisitions in the appoi ntnen of
John 4. Twohey and Charles Leyh. They
succeeded respectively Officers Bremer and
Swsnson, resigned. The latter resigned
On account of i'll health.
On account of the difficulty of getting
the witnesses together just before ard on
election week the district court took up
the docket of civil cases for trial yesterday
which latter viii probably be concluded
before the former Is again taken up.
Amusoular duffer, giving the name of
Barrett, loaded to the guards On tangle-
foot yesterday afternoon and made things
howl in the vicinity of Seventh and Jack
son Streets. The patrol wagon was called
out aud he was snatchod to the tower.
II SC iable held in the parlors of the
Y. NJ Q. A. last evening was es usual q
grand success Tho programme Of the
evening consisted OF singing, iutersporsed
with roadings and recitations, followed by
the serving OF refreshments. There was
p very ,rge number present and all went
away hsPpy.
A horse attached to q single wagon came
tesrin., down Rice street yesterday after
noon. and when near Tenth parted com
pany with the box and both hind wheels
He tnrnod down St. Peter to Ninth, thence
to v'lbAshaw, whogo he was caught by Of
foer Spiel. No damage other than par
tial wreck OF the vehicle.
Officer VIM. Z. Bremen, who has served
faithfully aud efhciently on the police
force for many years, aud who has more
recently served in the capacity of night
station keeper, on yesterday handed in his
resignation. He resigned In order to &C.
cept the position of travelling salesman
for Mr.. Fred Richter, and his place will
be filed by Officer O'Keefe.
At 1912 this morning,i after repeated
whisthngs of alarm from the Manitoba
A. -,
steamers l and repaired to the North
western Fuel oompauy's yards where fire
had broken out in several large piles of
hard wood. Forty cords of wood we're
destroy ed, valued ct about $3.50, before
the fumes were subiued, the fire being
very hot one while it lasted.
Tho funeral o5seques of Miss Rosen-
crsoce took place from the residence of
hex mother, corner of Fifth and Fort
streets. e ,rday afternoon. large con
course of friends w in attendance aud
ia service vas very beautiful aud i'm
pres i've. The remains of the lamented
youp.. indy were inferred in Oakland ceme.
terry. Mrs. Rosenogsnoe, mother of The
deceased, sesireS 10 express her gratitude
for the Kindness of friends duung her
great uillic.ior
4 her Eva Watson, who had previously
plea, not guilty to the grand irry's in
dicsmapt for keeping house of i'll fame.
ooncluaed ye rday to take no chances
in jury trisl and retrscted her pies on
the advice of her counsel to that Of guilty,
further promising the court that she
would Sbanion thst species of business
and fy the city as soon IS possible. The
court therefore fined the prisoner $500
aud ordered her commitment until that
sun, was paid, said imprisonment not to
excesd sixty days.
Greas D. gains in cr-p~ts, oil cloths, draPe-
L.. .., ~ .ha urhol,..rv e-,,rnriur, Of Johr