Daily globe., 1879-05-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.


h dINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.
& Fifty five inmates reeisAased at the poor
farm.
Young has sealed his doom for the next
election.
-Four .sbock beer drunks at the police
station last night.
The fire committee of the city council
meet this afternoon at 3 3o'clock.
.a.. There Vas nothing nex.ora important in
tho Pentscost- -Stebbins revival circles yester-
day. q .fs5" .sts9sa ssi3 y '-.t s'o n31
The Womsn's Christian association will
hold their regular meeting on Saturday
afternoon. a ,i 4isr el s1 2
The supervisors and primary teachers OF
the public schools will meet ct the High
school at 8 o'clock Saturday morning. M
The Jubilee Singers will give concert at
Association hall on Saturday night, for the
benefit of the colored Kansas sufferers. r
s"Dskota. or Bust, by G- d--J. Watson"
was the daring inscription upon q prairie
schooner passing through the city yester-
day. %/ ~ ~ asg .qsa6-4a5 af.s aa
The city was filled with gaily bedizened
members Of the demi monde Yesterday who
came up to escape the inquisltorial grand
jury of st. Paul. z1'95 y 'aa" 7s1i3s ssE1s
Young's ideas Of the justness of things is
that refined, educated woman, because she
is q woman, should receive less oompensa-
| tion for her labor than the man who cleans
| the street. a, sss.r,.f,
! Five per cent. on school teachers wages
will save the city $4,000. The bond ques-
ton cost the city $15,O 600 year. The high
school cost the city $l00, 900, and now poor
girls teaching schools are called on BY the
board bo TO- pay for it. IS s3..s*sl lssi .ss Il
The boss coopers think man should earn
just sufficient to keep body and soul togeth-
or. Huhn and Young think lady teachers
1 should not be paid, sufficient to hold body
and soul together--they are women, and
therefore have no souls. >H21@ a.-2@ 49,
The alarm of fire from box -, at 1915
last night. was caused by the burning of 3
load of hay, belonging to Elias Moses, which
was standing on Fifth street, between Nicol
4 10t 8uN 00A1A0HAA 8VoUUoos LUG U8y WEI
burned and the wagon saved.
The grand jury yesterday afternoon ex
amined e1-Mayor John DeLaittre, Chie1
Munger, Capt. Berry, Sergeant West and
Officers McKlernan and DAILY, who were re-
quested to tell what they knew about th.
social evil question. They probably knew
much more Than they could tell under exist
i, ing circumstances. a1s=t-
\ w. B. Chambers, while engaged in paper
ing the stair way leading to Harrison's hall
was precipitated to the ground floor, dis
tance of fifteen feet, by the breaking of
plank on which he was standing. He wa
unconscious when picked up, and on being
, conveyed to his residence it was found tha
, he had injured himself internally and wa
severely bruised about the head and body.
The veracious little sheet which is alway
blathering about its circulation says that tn
man who does duty for it as reporter mad
careful inquiries about that sad accident an
found that Mary Grow had her leg tskel
off. The little thing gets its news jus
about in the same way its brother Bills pape
does. The latter said that Mary was alive a
midnight Wednesday. The poor child die
not have her limb taken off; and the ittl
: victim to outrageous neglect and careless
ness died an hour before the time Bills pa
, per professed to have ascertained she wa
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