Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M1NNEAPoL1s eLoBULEs.

Look out for the clothesIine thieves.
The river is once more on the decline.
The dog-catoher has commenced to gather
in the unlicensed ours.
Do not forget the song service at the rail
road reading room this afternoon.
WTeny Denier's Humpty Dumpty company
will do a smashing business here Monday
night.
Yesterday wos special term day in the dis
trict court, and considerable amount of the
usual routine work was done.
The Liberal league will discuss "God in
Natural Law at Good Templar's hall
this afternoon at three o'clock.
Little Mary Griffin, whom it is said son
of August Traegar kicked so severely on
Thursday, was much better yesterday
The usual number of DRINKS came before
the municipal court yesterday. Two were
fined S. each, and the others were dis
charged.
Miss Susie M. johnson, inspirational
speaker, will lecture at Good Templar's hall.
Mendenhal's block, at half-past ten this
morning.
A bakery delivery wagon collapsed on
lower Washington avenue yesterday, and
the families in that neighborhood feasted on
the spoils.
Lawrence Barrett will be at the Academy
of Music one week from Monday, for two
nights. He presents "Richeleu" and "Yor-
rick's Love-"
Chief Munger was able to be on duty
again, but has not sufficiently recovered to
have another tussel such as the one in which
he had rib fractured.
The st. Paul Great Western band came
up to Minneapolis yesterday to join the
other half here in the open air concert at
the driving park last evening.
There was no matinee on yesterday IN
Minneapolis, something that has not occur
red before for many months. The ladies
scarcely knew what to do with themselves.
The intelligent jury impanneIed by the
coroner concluded their investigation as to
the cause of the death of Charles M. Hazen,
found dead few days since, and returned
verdict to the effect that deceased committed
suicide.
The f1emen have been experimenting
with the hose and find that the streets can
be wet down during the night, SO that the
citizens will escape the terrible clouds OF
dust during the day. Let it be put IN gen.
eral practice.
This evening Miss Anna Dickinson will
make her second appearance at the Academy
of Music. on which occasion she will enter
tain those in attendance with ''Joan of Arc. p"
The price of admission having been put
down to % cents to oil parts of the house
large audience will doubtless be present.
Thomas Scott got too full of the ardent
and crawIed into the hay loft of barn corner
of Fifteenth avenue north and First street,
on Friday night. Before morning he fell
through the floor and had two ribs broken.
AS soon as discovered he was removed to the
hospital, where he is undergoing treatment.
The county convention of the Greenback
Labor party was held in Minneapolis yester-
day afternoon. twenty-five delegates were
elected to attend the State convention to be
held on the 9th at Workingmen's hall at
O'Clock P M. Numerous speeches were made
and resolutions adopted, but the delegation
was not IL ammeled with Instructions.
In the district court yesterday morning
the case of D. w. Mari vs.. The Lyndale
Railway and VIM. McCrory was settled. Mr..
Mari sued for 1000 damages for injuries
sustained by himself, his daughters and
team of horses by means of a defective
swinging sign that fell on the team as ne
was driving by last September. The jury
returned verdict in favor OF Mr.. Mari IN
the sum of $228.75.
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