Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The Zouaves held an important meeting last
night.
A regular meeting of the Temple of Honor
was held last night.
The Light Infantry has abandoned the pro-
posed ball at Minnetonka.
Mnneopa lodge l. o. G. 7. will hold a
regular session this evening.
Tomorrow evening the first dance of the
season will come OH at Lake Calhoun.
Contracts have been signed for the gravel
ing and grazing the streets TO Minnehaha.
The steamers Minneapolis and Lotus will
begin running on Lake Minnetonka neat Sun
day.
E. j. Davenport and wife mourn the death
of their boy babe, who was but three days
old.
Chief Bracket returned yesterday afternoon
from the tiremen's convention at Council
Bluffs.
Street Sprinkler Folsom is now waiting for
a cessation of the rain, SO that he may start
his carts.
C. A. Carleson, a farmer Of Brooklyn, has
been adjudged insane, and was yesterday taken
to st. Peter.
The Hebrew society has elected Rabbi Henry
Illiowizi for the ensuing year, and fixed his
salary at Sl,l0U.
A lawn festival was given lastevening at the
residence of d. r. Wagner, by the ladies OF the
Westminster church.
1t is believed that Geo. R. Newell intends to
remove his wholesale grocery house to st.
Paul in the near future.
Geo. Ii. Gale will be tried to-day in the
municipal count Tor The charge OF striking
former employe, W. w. Douglas, with neck
yoke.
A large number of people contemplate going
to White Bear lake This evening to attend the
concert to be given by the Great Western band
vi ST. Paul.
The Crusaders amateur dramatic associa-
ton, repeated 10y special request, tile play
"The Ticket of Leave Man," i'll the Catholic
association hall. The attendance was good,
and the rendition OF Tie play satisfactorily
The capacity Of the postofice is 10 be in
creased. A new box clerk has been employed,
and there is prospect of several additional
carriers soon. 1t is devouuy hoped the
changes will insure more prompt delivery OF
mail than in the past. The public demand IL.
Yesterday afternoon Johnny Malone, IL
year old boy in the employ of the telephone
exchange, while riding on the elevator III the
CITY hail had his limbs caught and badly
crushed The little sufferer WAS taken 10 his
home GA the East side at once, and competent
surgical aid summoned
Yes!, ;day d man named Nicholas Ducharouse,
cdmc Up from st. Paul i'll search Of his wife,
who had left his bed and board. With the aid
Of Gil officer he found The untilial spouse on
the Est SIDE, but she absolutely refused TO
have anythng of him, and he was obliged to
return is lie eame-aloDe.
Considerable excitement was occasioneG i'll
the Manitoba yards yesterday afternoon.
long eight train was cut i'll OTTO permit pub-
lie traffic on Washington avenue. The weight
of the lower half created momentum, and it
started down the track and had gone some
distance before it could be caught and stop
ped.
Judge E. St. Julien Cox closed 4 general
term OF district court at Redwood Falls, on
Tuesday night. At the close, the members of
The bar presented him with very fine ring.
During this session of court, Judge Cox rem
dered The following very important decision:
''The retainer of an attorney holds for two
years after the rendition of Il judgment, and
the attorney can issue an execution at any
time during such period, and this includes the
implied authority to sign his clients name to
any bond of indemnity, whereby he secures
his clients claim"