Daily globe., 1883-08-12
CITY GLOBULES.

The city treasurer on yesterday disburs-
ed the sum of $4,000 in payment for
work on street Improvements.
Mr.. Harris Richardson, an able young
lawyer of Wisconsin, was on yesterday
admitted to practice at all the bars Of this
state.
Augusta Reich, who is violently insane,
was examined before Judge McGrorty
yesterday, and committed to the insane
asylum at st, Peter.
The plat commissioners yesterday ex-
amined and passed Sergeant's addition of
100 lots, being Encouragement of lots 13,
IA, Is and 16 of Reserve garden lots.
having resigned the Office of probate
Judge to take effect September 1, John A.
Giltinan his been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Chief of Police Clark moved into his
new Office at city hall yesterday. The new
quarters are very neat and gay, and they
are a vast improvement over the ones
vacated.
The building inspector took possession
of his quarters at the market house yester-
day Stall No. 90 has been fitted up for
his occupancy and it presents very at
tractive appearance.
The board of equalization met yester-
day and reduced assessments as follows:
JJ. Hill from $4,000 to $125,OOO; N.
w. Kittson from $4,000 to $4,000;
Merrill, Sahlgaard & Thwing from 1000
10 $4,000.
Mayor O'Brien and City Attorney Mur-
ray have both received anonymous letters
bearing on some of the beauties of famous
No. 10, the contents of which, however will
hardly admit of publication.
Mr.. L. E. Reed, the banker, who was
thrown from his buggy and injured on
Friday night, was at his place of business
yesterday, but he still suffers from the ac-
cident, which he said was the most narrow
escape from death Of his llte.
The goddess of justice was elevated to
her position on the dome OF the state capi-
toI at o'clock yesterday morning with
out accident, and as she so largely over
looks the city, it is expected that until the
novelty wears off, at least, the citizens will
be largely on their good behavior.
John McCann works in the gas house
and his appearance indicates that his work
is something more than shoveling smoke.
He got on bat Friday night and when
the officer undertook to run him in he re-
sisted. These facts came out in court yes
terday and he was fined $50 or sixty days
in the bastile.
Messrs. Edward and Walter Viele, of
Evansville, Ind, who have been spending
their vacation with friends in St. Paul,
went fishing at White Bear lake last
Friday and landed a beautiful haul of
black bass. The beauties weighed over
sixty pounds in all and their friends con-
graduated them on such royal good luck.
Patrick Duffy was arrested yesterday on
q warrant sworn out by Capt. MacCarthy of
the Emmit light artillery, which charges
him with having refused to obey the COM
mands of his superior officers. The Of
Tense consisted in refusing tosreport for
drill and also in neglecting to pay his fines.
The hearing will take place next Tuesday.
The sale of the tenement houses on the
the Ryan purchase for the new hotel, took
place at auction yesterday forenoon. The
old Forbes residence on Robert and Sixth
streets, brought $3.50, the house on Seventh
and Robert, $500, and the one adjoining
on Seventh street, brought $500. Two
were purchased by Chas. Weide and the
other by E. Langevin.
W. Pender, H.. O'Donnell, j. McElroy
and H. Coiling, the striking telegraph
operators, arrested on the charge of max
ing disturbance in front of the Western
Union Office on Minnesota street, were
arraigned for hearing in the police court
yesterday forenoon. Mr.. I. V.D. Heard, for
the city, explained that no prosecuting
witnesses were present and the case was
dismissed.