Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-02
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
specially reported for the Daily alob
NIINNEApoL1s GLOBELETs.

Col. Batcheller had full house of tramps
again last night.
There are at present ten inmates at the
Cottage hospital.
Tenth street was crowded yesterday after
noon with the "hyers."
MIR. L. A. Condit was appointed deputy
auditor by Auditor Mcdonald yesterday.
The Minneapolis Eastern road is expect
ed to be in running order by the middle of
the month.
The county physicians bill for attendance
on poor patients for the month of Feb
ruary amounts to over $500.
County Auditor Mcdonald passed around
the Havanas yesterday ON the strength of
his attaining the authorship.
The funds of the Citizens Belief asso-
citation are nearly exhausted and the applica-
tons for relief are very numerous.
George Rose, driver on one of the street
cars, had his money box containing $50
stolen from his car on Friday night.
Bills to the amount of Ss7,326.66 were ap-
proved by the committee on claims of the
county board of commissioners yesterday.
The Globe Gashght company of Minnea-
polls will light the streets of Davenport,
Iowa, having received the contract therefor.
Timber for new bridge near Montevideo,
on the line of the Hastings & Dakota road,
was shipped from the St. Paul & Pacific
railroad yard yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson took Williamson,
Connell, Casey, Gilbsrtson and Droddy to
the State prison at Saltwater yesterday, to
serve out their sentence
Nicolet Hose Co. No. 2 will hold their ree-
ular monthly meeting at their house on
Third street, on Monday evening, at 1870,
sharp. A full attendance is requested.
The Liberty Blade, temperance paper
published in Minneapolis, has passed
into the hands of Rev. w. w. Satter.ee, who
will hen ceforth conduct the editorial work.
horse and cutter was upset on the sus-
pension brid 90 yesterday afternoon; the oc-
cupant. man whose name could not be as
certained, was thrown out and quite ssri-
ously injured
A committee from the common council
will hold meeting on Tuesday evening. All
citizens interested in the matter of the en-
pl0yment of the prisoners at the county jail
are requested to attend.
Owing to the heavy fall of snow at lake
Calhoun, the proposed trotting did not take
place yesterday afternoon, and Tenth street
and HanneDin avanuo ,rooo,+oa q r,.~o ~;
mated appearance thereby.
Everybody that could, went sleighing on
Tenth street yesterday afternoon, and those
who could not, stood on the sidewalk and
watch ed the ''hyers.'' Lacy's mare, ''Black
Kate" carried off the palm for speed
A young man of African descent came to
Adam Korn's boarding house on Thursday
evening, and applied for lodging He left
in the morning, and with him left two gold
rings valued at 500, belonging to one of
Korn's daughters.
The rear part of the dwelling house on
Eighth avenue north, near Second street,
occupied by Frank Bemdt, was slightly dam
aged by fire early Saturday morning. The
lire caught from the stove-pipe, and 800 will
cover all damages. .3 III.
Acrowd of morbid minded persons vis-
tied the police station yesterday and gazed
at Edwin Ferguson, who was arrested on
Friday for completely in the murder of DR..
Dauid Pierson at Augusta on November
23d. Ferguson and Williams (who is want
ed as a witness) will leave for Augusta this
afternoon in charge of Mr.. George Tarr.