Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-26
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GEOBELETs.

One more week and Sheriff Eustis viii be in
auguTated.
The Kinks were crowded with skating hu-
manjty yesterday afternoon and evening.
Chief Bracket, of the IRE department, re
membered his gallant little army with each a
quart OF oysters.
Health Officer Evans report tor November
shows sixty-three deaths aoI ninety-six births
during the month.
Mr. ). Bing, the genial clerk il Jonah
+. Brownia sample room, reported rushing
bUsipeza yesterday.
all the anks in the city except the Fist
. -Nakonal, have signed card of closing a.
AIM. a.teE January /
Capt Sucnson and family were the happy
recipients yesterday morning of 4 host of pres
erts from numerous friends.
Are47a-d Of $1,000 is offered for the arrest
and conviction Of the incendiary or incen-
diaries who tt7ed the Jacoby block.
Up 20 2 O'Clock last night only three indi-
ViduaLs LAD been lodged in the police station
for celebrating Christmas too generally.
Mr.. Martha B. Stevenson, widow of the
late .. l.. Stevenson, has received S6,564.07 on
I lie iasnranee policy held by her husband.
D. AInoe was probably the happiest man in
Minn5apolis yesterday. 4 bran new $500
piano vas what hung from his Christmas
tree.
Tn l4rge tee that went down in the lawful
chasIu" on tie East side, was set on. by the
sow venerable Or. A. Z. johnson some twenty
five years ago.
1au
Boston; :. I. Spelman, u S. A.; Calvin T.
How ana Dawes How, Sank Center; Charles
Dancer, St Paul
The trunks before the municipal court yes
5erGsy morning were moneyed set, and the
receipts Of their premature celebration of
Christmas amounted TO SIS
Wpl. Griffin, minor, was up yesterday for
assault anG battery. The particular offense
charged against him was whipping people
along the sidewalk with Christmas tree. He
T,as discharged.
Court Officer Gray, who WAS once a posi-
master 81 New Berlin, y. Y, is entitled to
additional compensation to the amount of
$40 Instead of 50, l40, as The Item read in yes
teTd2y'5 GLosR.
a man employed by Cotton, Friday, 10 pace
up and down inc walk on the opposite side OF
the sTenae, pointing constantly at Colton's
book store, frightened quite a number Of
people, who supposed that the man was crazy.
II Q Conlin, assistant adjutant general, has
invited Dr.. Il. A. Ames, captain of the ZouaVe
CORPS, 10 be present with his company at the
iaaU gu-ation of Gen. Garfield. Tho doctor
would care more about participating if tother
man was going in
n. J. Tidd, Minneapolis lumberInan, has
been down from the Willow river pineries
to spend Christmas with his family, and
brings good news of work in the woods. He
reports sleighing good, and estimates that the
cut Of logs this winter Will far exceed that for
seTer-l years past.
The 2. P now has it that = whole acre has
been washed away underneath the limestone
on Tho East Side. But the people Of the East
Side learned long ago TO pay no attention to
the statements of the P. r, and so take 40
alarm Of what, if true, would be a most
alarming state Of affairs.
Yesterday morning while the sidewalk On
K5Rnepin avenue, between Third and Fourth
streets, vas crowded with people, runaway
horse Gashcd down the walk, creating a gener-
al ccnsternat On, but somehow all managed to
get ont of the way and escape without in
jury.
a number of Germans, Scandinayians, and
etba- Foreigners, using the English language,
members Of the Lutheran denomination, are
talking OF building church in the city, ia
which tie English shall be spoken. Rev. On.
P2ssayant, of Pittsburgh, viii soon arrive in
this cisy 20 work up the project.
Mrs Nouti and family, Of st. Paul, we're
the recipients Of namerons valuable RIesents
yesterday from many friends Of the laSe
Mexican veteran Ferdinand Mont, who died
a few mon.bs ago. number of friends also
called upon Mrs. honG and were entertained
with superb Christmas dinner.
Thomas Brown, the timekeeper on the Chi
cage, Milwaukee Is St. Paul road, who issued
fraudulent time cheeks, whereby John Green
and i. Benson overdrew their wages to the
amount Of about eighty dollars, appeared be-
fore his honor, Judge Cooley, yesterday. The
State was not ready and Brown and his con-
federates were bound over each in the sum OF
$500 to appear on Monday.
The Minneapolis end of the P. P. has all
along champOned Harwood's cause to the at
most, claiming that settlement was certain,
that better feeling was constantly growing
among The creditors towards HARDWOOD, etc
Nov, however, that the creditors have refused
to compromise, and Harwood in completely
under the weather, the P. P. turns about
with becoming magnanimity, levels its guns
upon him when he is down and gives him an
Wanevciful drnbbing.
About The worst of looking being that ever
faced Judge Cooley, was a huge Dutchman
named Peter Larson, yesterday morning Els
face was SO bloody and torn and battered and
swollen that he barely resembled a human
being. One eye was entirely banked in, and
the other looked like the first appearance of
a new moon. Upon looking in glass yester-
day morning he was utterly astonished at him
self and smashed the glass against the wall
with a terrible oath, not wishing TO look
agsir upon so horrible picture.
Repairing the Tanned.
Engineer Morris, of the St. p. nj. 81 III