Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-18
MINNEA POLIS NEWS
Specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Pinafore this evening.
"Pinafore' at Association hall this even
ing.
The Reform club will dedicate their new
hall, formerly Hanson's Lall, this evening.
Another of those pleasant entertainments
at the First M. E. church tonight. Amuse-
ment and instruction.
The Woman's Christian Tenn perance
union will hold their business meeting this
afternoon, at o'clock. .esa 53
Teachers in the fourth, fifth and sixth
grade classes whine at the high school on
Saturday morning at o'clock. j
A young boy named Peter Boyer fell into
the mill pond near Clark's mill, yesterday
afternoon, and narrowly escaped drowning.
Henry Gushing is wanted by George Gal
lagher for obtaining pair of pantaloons
valued at $1,000, from him, by false pre-
lenses. p
Minnesota Lodge I. O.. G. T., No. 8, will
hold an open session this evening. There
will be vocal and instrumental music, recita-
tlons and readings. d
The regents of the State university, in de-
Gliding to accept the resignation of Professor
Lalng, have deprived that institution of
probably the ablest man of the faculty.
A lad about IA years old was arrested by
Officer Ternet on Nicollet island
for shooting birds with bow-gun. He
was discharged with reprimand.
A horse and buggy driven by Swede ran
away on Sixth avenue south yesterday after
noon. The buggy was smashed and the
horse badly cut, but the driver escaped I'M
injured.
Andrew Tyron appeared at the police sta
ton last night and wanted his brother-in. law,
Andrew Colson, arrested for assaulting him
and tearing his clothes while in state Of in
toxication. .s..s. s
Professor Peckham, of the State university,
intends forming class in chemistry for the
summer months. Mr.. Peckham is one of the
professors of our State educationa al estab-
ishment who understands the subject which
he proposes to teach.
Bishop Ireland, Father McGolrick and
Anthony Kelly left for Chicago, last evening,
to perfect arrangements for the several Irish
colonies to be organized in this State. The
colony.in Lyons county will be ready for the
settlers early in June.
/ w. S. Keen, who stole DR.. Emery's horse
and buggy and was arrested at Shakopee
was brought before Judge Cooley and bound
over in the sum of $500 to appear at the
next term of the district court He was
committed to jail in default of bail.
/ A man from Dayton, Ohio, arrived in the
city two weeks ago. He had in his pocket
$3.50, and on his arm wife. Seeing the
ladies here are sdressy," he forthwith started
out and rugged his better-half as ssgood a.
any of Them" This with weeks bueg,
riding evaporated his pile, and now with
empty pockets he bewails his fate, as he sit
waiting for some one to give him job.
4 A we'll dressed, modest appearing ant
most prepossessing girl Of II summers az
piled to Judge Vanderburgh for an order tx
compel the reported father Of her child tx
give the infant up to her. It appears tina
) two years ago this young girl-then only 1!
was led astray by a scoundrel running
farm on Eden Prairie, who afterwards re
: fused to consummate his promise in mar
riage. The result was the child which tn,
girl now wishes to reclaim from the puta
tive father.
The police, in their zeal, captured tel
tramps. It took them hard tramp O
several hours to accomplish, and yesterda,
morning they had the satisfaction of seeing
their captiyes walk out of court, Judg,
Cooley very coolly stating that the men hae
done nothing. The chagrined chief &C
knowledged that they had not committed
! murder or theft, as far as he knew, but ht
thought "vagrancy'' was violation of
city ordinance, and the bull pen was erected
at considerable expense, for furnishing al
sneaking rascals who Turk around stables
and barn doors. The chief has reason to b,
indignant. The people, on the one hand
are urgent for the arrest and punishment o
tramps and drunkards, and on the other, a
fast as the police run them in, the judge o
the municipal court runs them out, to Civ
, fresh annoyance. a.