Daily globe., 1879-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Turner's fair at Harmonic hall tonight.
-Four drunks at the police station last


Turner's fair at Harmonic hall tonight.
Four drunks at the police station last
night. i
Board of education meeting on Friday at
2:30 o'clock.
The advisability of paid fire department.
is being talked up.
Khurum lodge No 112, held special
communication last evening. ..
Glass ball practice by the Sports mems
club this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Work on the Island Power Company's
building is progressing rapidly.
The directors of the K. of P. Hall asso-,
oiation will meet at Pythian hall.
Washington Avenue M. E. church fair at
l24 Hennepin avenue, opposite city hall.
The Minneapolis sportsmen's Club will
hold practice shoot at o'clock this after
noon. ........ ..,
In crossing the island bridge yesterday a
butchers cart came to grief from dished
wheel.
The pocket book found by Officer Regan,
on the East side, has been returned to it's
owner, Miss Matte J. Baird.
The Collins brothers will be rendered
benefit at Johnson's Summer Garden theatre
on Friday night. A host of first class artists
have volunteered to assist Oh that occasion,
and grand entertainment is promised.
The quarters collected by the bewitching
dispensers of strawberries and smiles, ice
church festival last night will go far towards
the purchase of that silver-tongued bell.
Sam Lucas ran the trains of the "Under-
ground Railroad'' last night with fairly
filled coaches. The company would have
done better if they had managed their own
track instead of puttiLg it into the hands Of
parsimonious local management.
Frederick Galtz, who shot his wife, at
Green Isle, about week ago, was seen in
the vicinity of Cedar Lake, on Sunday, and
Sheriff Thompson, Detective Hoy, and two
officers we're out securing the country yes
terday in search of the murderer, but at 10
o'clock last night the officers had not re-
turned.
A young man named George Chase is
wanted by the police for passing a forged
order on Robert Reed, of 2l1 Nicollet
avenue. The order which the young man
passed was one for SS15 worth of clothing,
and was signed by Jesse Jones, but on TAX
ing it to the store it was found to be forg
cry. Chase has heretofore been straig ight-
forward young man, and no cause can be
assigned for his actions.
There has just died in little room in a
humble cottage on Second street south, a
man whose career shows to degree the ups
and downs of speculator's life. S. M.
Fisk was wheat gam bier, aud at one time
his check for 100000 would have been
honored. He commenced business on
':shorts'' at Milwaukee at the same time
that w. Young did, when the latter had not
$50. Fisk had thousands, but in wild specu-
lation and dissipation the man spent his all,
and when he died he had not a cent, but
was county patient. He died of a peculiar
affection of the heart-insuficiency of valve,
and heart clot
Lorenzo Hill, a resident of Litchfield, OBJ
tanned decree of divorce against his wife
Adelia yesterday. The respondent did not
appear, but dispositions of Lorenzo, and five
or six witnesses, showed that Adelia had been
unfaithful in 1878, dispensing favors to one
George E. Sanborn, at Minneapolis, and in
June, 1877, January and August, 1878, DIR.
S. L. Barr showed more attentions to the
lady than his profession warranted, which
were received with more reciprocity than her
conjugal obligations ought to have admitted
of. Judge Vanderburgh, therefore, granted
divorce, and gave the husband the custody
of the two children.