Daily globe., 1883-07-17
CITY GLOBULES.

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James Mcclure has been appointed po-
licgman in place of Officer Distler, re
signed.
The Great Western band has prepared
fine programme for the concert tonight at
Grotes.
back pension allowance of $1,000 was
received at the adiutant generals Office
yesterday.
Judge Bassett. of Fillmore county. is
visiting in the city, the guest of Stale Au-
ditor Braden.
The annual retreat Of the Catholic clergy
of the diocese of Minnesota will be held
IN ST. Paul next week.
Il is expected that the street cars will
commence to run on Wabashaw street on
Thursday of this week.
Capt. Robb has been selected from Min
nesota as aide-de-camp to the commander
in chief of the G. A. R. at Denver.
The body of young Osgood, drowned at
White Bear on Saturday evening, had not
been recovered up to late hour last even
ing.
last evening for visiting a saloon, such
things not being permitted in the gentler
sex.
Under an order made yesterday by Judge
Miller, the present term of the United
States circuit court will be concluded this
week.
The train carrying the commander in
oLT d
leave Omaha for Denver at noon Sunday,
July 22d.
State Treasurer Kittelson received a
check of $32,889.05 yesterday, it being the
amount Of the June settlement due the
state from Ramsey county.
John Gossert, L. Kreiger, J. C1I...L..ar,
j. Holland. and an 'old stager," all simple
drunks. were in the lookup all of last night
and viii disposed Of this morning.
The child of Mr.. Rank, injured by tie
runaway accident or Sunday, died yester-
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Rank are
both recovering from their injuries.
! girl named HuIda Neustadt was sent
out 10 the pest house. yesterday. by Health
Inspector Meyerding. She did not have it
very bad, but 1t was pretty well sprouted.
A dozen of the members of Conpany
K, OF Little Falls, paid visit to Adiutant
General Hawley, viewed the new capitol
building and enjoyed the freedom Of the
city yesterday.
IRe assessment for personal properly in
s.. Paul will be S14,0OO,O0O this year. as
against $l0,000,000 last year. This shows
an increase of $4,0O0,OOO, or 40 per cent.
more than last year,
County Treasurer Burton paid State
Treasurer Kittelson $50, ,887.05 yesterday,
that being the balance due on the May
settlement, the sum of $4,000 having been
advanced the state several days since.
The boys got at it in earnest in that New
Ulm sham battle and their officers had all
they could do to hold them by the bits
The party wounded and the party wounding
him were both old veterans of the war.
Mapes is the name of new town on the
s.. Paul & Manitoba extension to Devils
L Ike. Among other live institutions it
can boast Of Is a bright, smart, wide awake
newspaper named the Mapes Messenger.
John Boland, Esq, wealthy cotton
broker of New Orleans, is at the Mer-
chants. Mr.. Boland visits Minnesota for
his health, and will summer at Lake Min
netonka. He is accompanied by his son
and family.
On Friday night next the Jannotta Con-
cert troupe give another concert at White
Bear lake, on which occasion Mr.. Dorgan
and Miss May Hubbell will sing duet from
I ID civ
bass solo.
The little baby belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rank, who was injured in the run
away Sunday, died yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rank are suffering from the bruises
they received, though their injuries are not
serious at all.
Last evening Officer Cummings sue
c.eded in arresting j. Gordon, U. S.
soldier who deserted from Co. E, Seventh
regiment, when stationed at Fort Pembina
in September last. HIS company is now
in Wyoming.
The game of base ball between the up
per town Red Stockings and the upper
town Amateurs "a newly organized club
but not unused to the game) resulted in
favor of the Amateurs with a score of thir-
teen to six.
A small child was run over and killed by
the first passenger train down on the Sioux
City .ailway, near st. Peter, yesterday
morning. 1t was playing on the track
aud when discovered it was impossible tc
stop the train and prevent its death.
1t. Clyde, of Little Falls, injured about
the face and eyes by a blank cartridge