Daily globe., 1879-04-03
MINNEAPOLISNEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Three drunks at the police station last
night.
What is a critical examination of the heart
and stomach, Newton?
The city council now stands eight Demo-
Gratis to ten Republicans.
Tom Paine will sing 'Home Sweet Home''
at the rock pile for five days.
The council passed on accounts to the
amount of $12,112.O6 yesterday.
Total vote for Buxton at the late election,
3,012; for Talbert, 2e0; majority for Buxton,
2,722.
The entertainment given at Harrison's
hall last evening by the Reform club was
well attended.
J. B. Huntington, who was adjudged in
sane, was taken to St. Peter by deputy
sheriff yesterday.
Chief Munger will have to offer pre-
MUM for tramps. The stone pile has scared
them all out of the city.
Tuft hunters are plenty. Candidates
swarm around the newly-hedged alderman,
asking for the scalps of Lochren, Rinker and
Wilson.
The case of w. 81. Stratton, accused of OBJ
tanning $500 of E. G. Avery under false pre-
lenses, will come up before Judge Cooley on
April 9th.
The total number Of votes cast in the city
for "prohibitionist" candidates for alder
men was 245. 'Just so many damphules in
Minneapolis said an anti-blue-ribbon son
of Scotia.
A sneak thief stole an overcoat belonging
to D. Peterson, bartender at the Victoria
house, from the hallway of the house, yes
terday afternoon. There is no chance of
finding the thief.
The little snow storm and the previous
days forced abstinence, drove three men to
take just one glass too much, yesterday.
This morning they will join Tom Paine at
the tramp's playground.
A young man was arrested by Officer
Slotten last night, about o'clock, for steal
ing number of brushes that were hanging
outside of Edred Bakers notion store, at
107 Washington avenue south.
Thomas Paine, like his ''illustrious' name
sake, did not believe in futurity, and SO
spent all his money on bender and yester-
day morning he was sent by Judge Cooley
to the stone pile, where he will put in $5
worth of Niger head cracking, which will
employ him five days.
Paul Adams, upon whom DR.. Dunsmore
performed one of the finest and most diff
cult operations known to surgery, on the
Goth ult., Is progressing so favorably that he
was able to walk about yesterday. The
county physician may we'll be proud of his
success, for this is one Of the very few cases
on record in which the patient survived.
The late emperor of the French had SINH
lar operation performed upon him by the
most famous surgeons of Europe, and he
died.
The man named Archie Brown, who, with
William johnson, were hanged at Portland
Oregon, on Friday, March 14th, for the
murder of a young man in that city, on
August Goth, 1878, turns out to be Eugene
L. Avery, the brother of Edgar @. Avery, q
resident and prominent business man of this
city. Eugene Avery was known as the leader
of gang of robbers, and maintained a reck-
less and hardened disposition even on the
scaffold. The body of Avery was taken II
charge by his friends and sent to California
for interment
Ayoung girl from the town of Greenwood
named Annie Swipes, who has been boarding
at Frank Dark's, on First street, for the last
two weeks, was taken i'll on Tuesday night
under very peculiar circumstances. The gir
appeared to be in the best Of health when she
retired, but at O'Clock yesterday morningshe
awoke the inmates of the house by her out
CRIES, and on going to her room she wa!
found in nude condition and half crazy. A
physician was summoned, who pronounced
the girl insane. She will be examined
by several physicians this morning. and i
adiudged insane will be taken to St. Peter.