Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
E Board of education this afternoon at 9:

... MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
b Board of education this afternoon at 2:3O
Three DRINKS at the police station las
night.
The Good Ven,plsrs will 60 to Mime
tonka on Saturday.
The logs on the west branch of the Run
river are hung up to dry.
Minneapolis ledge No. 1, X. of P, viii
meet this evening for work in the third de
gree. zEF&
DR.. John Quigley and DR.. Tracey ad
dressed the temperance meeting at tn
"circus temperance tent" last night.
On Saturday Auditor Mcdonald will turf
over to the clerk of the district court tn,
names of the delinquent taxpayers for 1875
and judgment will be entered against them
Peter Flabocken, who was injured by fall
ing from scaffold at the Galaxy mill, or
Wednesday afternoon, is still in a very crit
cal condition and hopes of his recovery are
doubtful.
The Grand Grove of Druids will meet ir
convention at Cfaska on June II, and re.
main in session two days. A number CT the
prominent members of the order in this city
will attend.
The Reform club choir meet this evening
at Harrison hail, al 1880 o'clock for drill.
Arrangements have been made for leader
during the absence of Prof. Rhys. All sing
ers are cordially requested to attend.
Arrangements for the Adventist State
next week, are being made. Tents to &C.
commodate one hundred families have been
erected, and accommodations made for five
hundred horses. ~
Phillip Lavelle, formerly in the employ of
Daily & Reed, in this city, while out riding
at Morn's, was thrown from the buggy, by
the horse running away, and sustained Sc
we're mi uries of the spine. He was bcought
to this city for medical treatment.
The argument in the case of Perry Ar
baugh vs. Julia G. M. Simpson, which will
decide the title to the Lake Park property
at Minnetonka, and has been before Judge
Young for four. days, was completed yester-
day, and decision is expected in day or
two.
Yesterday, fearful accident happened to
an employe in Chase e. Leayett's saw mill,
named La Belle. He was working at a
windlass, when the handle slipped from his
hand, and, flying with fearful rapidly, it
struck him on the forehead and felled him
like an OK. La Belle has wife and two
children.
John Lally, who is employed as teamster
by Morrison Bros, lumber dealers, while
driving across the railroad crossing at Fourth
street and Eleventh avenue south, had his
wagon, which was loaded with 5000 feet of
lumber, run into by freight train. The
wagon was wrecked. MIR. Lally was thrown
from the wagon, and the horses slightly
injured. Mr.. Lally states that there was no
bell rang or whistle blown, and that the
crossing is very dangerous for teams to cross,
owing to the large number of freight trains
which are made up near there.
The police are in search of John B. Gull
len, a young boy about IS years old, who
stole a watch and chain and some money
from colored gentleman with whom he
was living, on the corner of Twelfth avenue
south and Twenty fourth street, on Thursday
night. The person from whom the articles
were stolen says that he does not feel so bad
over the property stolen, amounting
to $17, as he does at the ingratitude of the
boy, who he took in his nome last winter
when he applied there, having no home or
friends, and has kept ever since. The
boys relatives live in Cuyahoga, N. Y, and it
is supposed that he will make his way in
that direction. -a"an-
The Norwegian Lutheran conference, now
in session in this city, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: #E5
President-Rev. John Olsen, from st. Ans
gar, la. "as.
Vice President-Rev. Paulsen, from Will
mar MINI.
Secretary-Rev. T.. II. Dahl, from Fort How
ard, Wis.
Treasurer-L. Svendsen, from St. Peter
MINI.