Daily globe., 1883-07-14
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. A.
CITY GLOBULES.

James DOnnerVon was arrested last eV-
ening by Officer Kennedy for vagrancy.
The amount of fines paid into the
municipal court yesterday morning was
$40.
A set of double harness was stolen from
the stable Of ex-City Treasurer REM, yes
terday.
The track of the Lake Como Motor
railway line on Sixth street, is being torn
up and removed.
There will be special sale of delin-
quent personal property tax at the city
treasurer's Office next Tuesday.
A woman named Hannah Walsh was
taken to the lookup last evening by Off
GER zirklback for disorderly conduct.
M. Capehart and J. Sullivan have been
appointed to fill the vacancies occasioned
by the designations of Evans and Ginger
smith.
Prof. Kiehle is sending out blanks to the
county school uperintendents, whereon to
make their reports to the state educational
department.
James Quill and Patrick Flaherty were
arrested. yesterday afternoon, for an as
sault on Chris Raven, and will have a hear
ing this morning.
The German Roman Catholic st. Peter
and Paulus Benevolent society, of Belle
Plain, filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday.
A rag peddler's cart and horse was found
roaming about Iglehart street yesterday
by Officer Dowlan, without driver. 1t
was taken to livery stable to await own
ership.
A Wisconsin ledge has produced gran
ite resembling the Grey Cloud stone, which
is pronounced still better article, and
which is to be used for the Oak street
curbing.
The boy, August Smith, brought here
Thursday night for stealing $25 from a
farme named Ramsden, was returned to
Anoka county, yesterday, il which county
the ofense was committed.
The ball game this afternoon at Red
Cap park, between the Red Caps, st.
Paul. and the Brown Stockings, Minneap-
oils, viii be called at 2:30. A sharply con-
tested game is expected.
The members of the Clayonian society
VIII give & moonlight excursion and hop
on the steamer Longfellow, on Tuesday
evening next, at O'Clock. Tickets admit
ting gentleman and ladies $50.
A single harness was stolen from Alder
man Fi5chers stable, Thursday afternoon,
anG yesterday it was found in second
hand store on Third street. Mrs. Fischer
saw man take the harness, but supposed
it was her son, and paid no attention to it.
A chap came rushing up Seventh street
yesterday morning trying to cry fire, but
not being able, in his fright to make a sin
gle articulate sound. To complete his wild
ness he made strenuous endeayors to turn
on fire alarm from ore OF the street mail
boxes.
The descriptive circulars of the six
northern counties of the state, prepared
by Secretary Young, under the direction of
the state immigration department, will be
ready for circulation il few days, while
those OF the southwe stern counties will be
placed in the hands Of the printers next
week.
The state encampment Of the Grand
. Army Of the Republic, Department of
Minnesota, is to be held at Minnetonka,
Wednesday, August 10. tits expected there
viii be & large attendance and that the
encampment will be the most successful,
as well as the most enjoyable to those at
tending, ever held in the state. The pro-
gramme will be announced soon.
Earl A. Holdridge was set at liberty yes
terday afternoon, the prolonged effort to
obtain bail having been successful. The
bond for $2,5G0 was filed with Clerk Fair
child, OF the municipal court, the bonds
men being Sabin S. Murdock, Thomas
Cochran and W. H. H. johnson. Hold
ridge will appear for hearing this morn
ing, but it is probable continuance will
be asked
The Chicago, st. Paul s. Omaha company
was gathering in the gold yesterday from
the bank, with which to pay off the eastern
division, which includes the employees in
st. Paul. This requires $125,00O per
month. The payments are made in gold.
which was taken down from the bank in
carriage guarded by men with six shooters.
The precious metal was in small bags con-
taiuIng $4,000 each.
Among the passengers for Duluth by the
train last evening were Mr.. Spencer, Unit
ed States commissioner, Mr.. Condor, as
sistant United States attorney, and Major
Bracket, deputy United States marshal.
The reporter who saw them off could write
book full of guesses as to their mission,
but Knows only that he fears there's some
trou de ahead for his friends Of the pine
lant grabbing fraternity.
Psople who have an idea than position
on board of public works is a sine
cure of odium cum dignitate, should be
present on such a red letter day meeting
as that of yesterday and witness the vexa-
tious examination of streets, pavings,
grading, sewerage, sidewalks, crosswalks,
betterments, sprinkling, petitions, prayers,
plans and the fight to make assessments
for public improvement, deal gently and