Daily globe., 1881-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

Senator Bonniwell dined at the Nicollet yes
terday.
A new fire ordinance is being prepared by
Chief Bracket.
The Catholic Building and Loan association
meets this evening.
A teachers meeting will be held at the High
school this morning.
Hoy and Marsh raked in an offender at
O'Clock this morning.
The case of Ed. A. Henderson against the
city will come up for trial on Monday.
An overcoat the property of G. W. Pierce
was stolen from the Office of c. j. A. Morris
Anthony Kelly telegraphed from Prescott,
A. T., that he will arrive home on Wednes'
day.
Mrs. NJ. P. Hawley will deliver free lecture
to ladies at DR.. Yarnalrs office this after
noon.
Anelderly female, named Mrs. Gerard, was
arrested on the east side yesterday IN beastly
state of intoXicatien.
Swan Nostrum, who celebrated his discharge
from Jail by getting drunk and causing dis
turbance, was ordered out of town yesterday.
Cora Clark set it up on a man and swindled
him out of $3.50. He complained to the
police, got his money, and the woman is to
leave town to-day.
The printing committee from the county
board will meet at the auditors Office this
morning, to let the contract for publishing
the financial statement.
The alarm of fire from box 132, at IL O'Clock
last night, was caused by the burning OF the
carriage and blacksmith shop of Olson q
Richards on Main street south. Loss S50O.
Mr.. j. NJ. Knight is reported in much i'm
proved condition. He is confined to his bed
and any movement made by him causes hem
orrhage. His condition is sIII consloereu
critical.
The GLOBE was in error in saying Mike Hoy
had received s271 from the county for arrest
ing prisoner He presented his bill and it
was approved by the county attorney, but the
commissioners refuse to pay him.
Charles Goodman, one of the contestants In
the recent twenty-nine hour "go-as-y please"
walking match, held at Association hall, was
arrested bv Officers Butler and Marsh last even
ing Goodman was found dead drunk on
Second street and 1t required the united eHorls
of the two officers to land him in the station.
The district court was engaged the entire
day yesterday in hearing the evidence in the
suit of the administrator of James Munger VS..
Ex-Sheriff Thompson, an action brought for
SIS, 1000 damages for the death of Munger, said
death being alleged to have resulted from ex-
posure while in Jail. The case will occupy all
of to-day.
The case of the State VS.. Frank Gonyea,
charged with assaulting and cutting c. Flem-
ming, at Dayton, two weeks ago, came up at
the police court yesterday afternoon. Flem-
ming is a school teacher, and Gonyea having
offended him, was taken in hand by the teacher,
and during the melee Gonyea cut Flemming on
the arm with penknife. After the examina
ton the court discharged Gonyea.
One OF the assistant superintendent OF the
asylum at Rochester arrived in this city yes
terday with young boy named Louis Scharp,
who was committed to that institution about
three years ago. The boy was formerly
drummer boy at Fort Smelling, and the cause
of his imbecility is laid to the beatings aa-
ministered by his father, who was at that
time private in the regular army. The uu-
fortunate youth will be taken to st. Peter as
soon as possible and for the present will be in
the care of Sheriff Eustis.