Daily globe., 1879-04-22
MINI GLOBELETS.

Wind and dust.
Turner fair in full blast.
Strawberry festival this evening at Ply
mouth church.
A table d. hote at Harmonic hall during
the whole week.
Jubilee Singers at the Tabernacle parlors
Friday evening.
Many of the reported cases of measles in
the city are scarlet fever.
None should forget the Turner fair at
Harmonic hall, now open.
The deputy sheriff took Ellen Green and
Anna Irmis to st. Peter, yesterday.
The city is likely to have heavy lawsuit
on their hands because of that First avenue
accident.
Stebbins' restaurant, the pride of the city
and the finest one west of Chicago, was
closed yesterday by grasping creditors.
The faculty of Hennepin county discussed
the subject of "ethics'' from a medical point
of view last evening at DR.. Wells office.
The Monday evening temperance meetings
at the First NJ. E. Church continue to be
we'll attended. Last night was most en-
joyable one.
Phenix-like the parish school of the I'M
maculate Conception is rising from its ashes.
Workmen commenced on the new school
house yesterday morning.
DR.. W. G. Williams one day last week
found piece of pure copper ore weighing
about eleven pounds. The doctor is conf
dent that he has struck vein of ore, and is
confident there is moro here he made the
find.
Daniel McLofilin, who has been confined
at the police station, while laboring under fit
of temporary insanity for the last three days,
was examined yesterday afternoon, aud de-
clared by the physicians to be suffering from
the effects of long continued drunk.
The Turner fair to-day will be the great
attraction. Harmonic hall is beautifully
decorated, the stands ere in place, the at
tractive goods displayed, aud the magnifi-
cent prizes on exhibition. A concert will
take place in the hall this evening.
The stockholders OF the Lake Minnetonka
Park association held meeting yesterday
afternoon and elected q committee to ap-
praise lands. The following persons were
appointed rs the committees: W. W. Hunt
ington, j. G. Seeley and George W. Cooley,
Of Minneapolis, Rev. j. L. Cnatfee, of St..
Paul, and DR.. E. II. Perkins, Of Excelsior.
gentleman from the north part of the
city was making anxious enquiries yesterday
of the police about the tramp question. He
said that nightly men liz about in w. G.
Bakers lumber yard, and on the estate of L.
Butler, and the people in the neighLorhood
are in constant dread of fres and depreda
tions. He wanted to know if the police
could not arrest these dangerous characters.
Daniel McLofhin, suffering from insanity
caused by excessive drinking, made a mur-
derous attack upon Chief Munger yesterday.
The turnkey thoughtlessly let the man out
OF his cell and it was not long ere the
desperately frantic madman was master of
the whole concern. The chief, however,
nothing daunted faced the lunatic, and not
withstanding the furious blows levelled at
his head with three-foot club, closed with
his man and effectually secured him.
The police are indignant and SO are the
public. The public demands, and the city
executive orders the police to arrest tramps,
for whose especial benefit the bull pen was
built. And the police, with incessant labor.
scour the city through and search its en-
7irons nightly, and bring in the lurking
vagrants and lodge them at the station
house, and IN the morning Judge Cooley tells
the poor fellows they have done no harm and
let's them go. Ten were so released yeoter-
day. The public are tired of this fooling. If
vagrancy is to be punished the judge should
discharge his duty, and if there is no ordi-
nance or law to hold them the police should
not be instructed to arrest them, and the
citizen would depend upon his shot gun.
Mr. J. e. Booth, of the Minnehaha nur-
sery and floral gardens, last evening celebrat-
ed the twentieth anniversary of his we'd
ding, in which he was helped by his amia-
ble wife and host of friends. Mr.. Booth
came to this country from Manchester, Eng
land, twenty-five years ago and returned
again to his native land, where he remained
eleven years. But though he loved old Eng
land we'll he could not forget Minnesota and
nine years ago he came with his family with
the intention Of remaining. For two years
he has been at the Falls, where he has Great
ed one of the most beautiful spots in the
State and at the same time wonderfully en-
HANGED the attractions of the historic Mime
haha. a most enjoyable time was spent
last evening, the host relating many pleasant
"reminiscences of the old and the new love
and though he had changed his allegiance to
an adopted country he had always been true
to the love of his youth.