Daily globe., 1883-07-17

ast, and sustained compound fracture of
the arm besides such severe shock to her
system that serious results may follow the
mishap.
A Hebrew, named James Taper, went
to the trouble of swearing out a warrant
on charge of assault and battery against
j. Lewis, and then failed to appear against
him in court. Judge Mahoney yesterday
committed the plaintiff to ten days for
contempt of court, and discharged the
prisoner.
The Street Railway company has pre-
sented a bill of $4,000 for paving between
their tracks, and yesterday afternoon the
matter was brought before the council COM
mittee on public grounds and buildings.
The bill is likely to be paid, but in the fu-
ture special law will be prepared to meet
such demands.
A GLOBE reporter happened into the
cate block, yesterday, and was surprised
at the throng of people there in waiting
for their turn to be treated. The reporter
was told by number of patients at that
time that the healer had performed some
most remarkable cures.
The man running the electric battery on
cur street corners is charged with giving a
boy 50 severe 4 shock that it narrowly es-
ped proving fatal. The attention of the
authorities has been called 10 the matter,
and the next time the mQunteback wishes
to play that sort Of practical joke upon
a mere cfliid lac Will be brought before the
police court.
The foIloHirg real estate transactions
were placed On record yesterday: ". II.
| Shipman to Arabal Humphreys ct al.
block in Lyndae avenue Addition, for
! S6.500; Cora Il. Plank 10 Anua Z. Rock
we'll, parts OF lots and III block 230 il
Brown & Jackson's addition, for $4,000
! and A. @ Lowry 20 tie city OF Minneapo-
| lis. lots -, IS and L in block s Of Yaie's
addition, for $3.50.
! Andrew Carlson Will hereafter check HI.
| instrument of ioquacty III the use ot
abusive epith=t=. Yesterday he Was fined
| s. and costs for opening MS battery o.
Vituperation upon the aGoucn head of Mr.
Swanson, and the latter was fined the same
| amount for committing assault and bat
| terry upon Andrew n return 10: his bt,tery =
of abuse. It did n5t pay either to com,
into the municipal court.
Yesterday $50 children under the chqrg,
of their pastor, Rev. James McGolrick
participated in picnic and excursion. 1
must have gladdened the heart of the goo5
shepherd to behold the lambs Of his hocf
made so happy by the amusement ant
pleasure they enjoy ed. The day was lin
o[S ,NIc viii h
out a single mishap. The young folks vii
long remember their gala day as Mime
tonka and feel grateful to the kind pasto
who conferred SO much happiness upoI
them.
The work of the city assessor, which wa
completed on Saturday, shows an il
crease in valuation which brings the ag
gregate up to $51, 100000. This increas
is wholly in improvements made durin
the past year. The increase of persona
property amounts to $5,273, AS, anu tn
valuation of Improvements OH realty sine
the last assessment amounts to S3,0S7, ,22t
, Fully $2,000,000 may be added for I'M prov
ments on property recently taken into tn
city. This makes the increase of taxabl
property $10,062,419.
The Coltons have recently been givin
) mesmeric exhibitions in front of their d.
partment store, at the corner of Nicollt
avenue and Eighth street. Large crowC
of people gathered on the streets, blockin
the thoroughfares, creating nuisance, an
complaints came in thick and fast to tt
mayors Office, and last evening the edi
: went out putting an end to the troubl
The Coltons accused the mayor of workin
in the interests of petty dealers, and state
/ that they would secure permit for the
show to-day. The latter, however, is e
tremelY doubtful.