Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The water stood in little lakes in every
direction yesterday.
The Merchants hotel will be sold at
auction in few days.
Col. King has arrived home again from
his trip to the Eastern fairs.
No. wheat has gone up to s1.33, with
No. 2 at ST. 80, and No. 8 at sl.2O.
Joseph Michel, of Second street south,
died yesterday morning of peritonis.
The rain pretty effectually flooded
easements in various parts of the city.
The old assault case of the State vs..
Lyman c. Dayton, was dismissed yester-
day.
The reform club held meeting last
evening, for the first time for sevesal
weeks.
The Mendelssohn concert next Tues
day evening will doubtless be a brilliant
success.
R.F. Jones' sea lion continues to roar
from the aquarium in the basement OF the
fish market.
Yesterday forenoon Prof Burdette, Of
Boston, gave an organ recital at st.
Marks church.
e. J. Kinny, formerly clerk at Hale
& Co.'s dry goods store, died in Red
Wing, yesterday.
A regular meeting of st. Anthony
lodge, 1. O. G.. T., will meet this evening,
at Isl Nicollet avenue.
A meeting of the teachers of the public
schools will be held at the high school
building this morning.
Mary Reggarl was found guilty of dis
orderly conduct by the municipal court
yesterday and was fined $40.
The stone quarries on the East side are
filled with water, and cannot be worked.
This fact may be very troublesome to
builders.
E. S. Corser having resigned his posi-
ton on the water commission, Jacob
Stone has been appointed in his stead
by the city council
A regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union will be held
at the hall over Elliot's music store at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Minneapolis Associates danced at
Armory hall last night, and the original
Minneapolis Associates danced at NAL
celm's hall at the same time.
Gibson, the carpenter who was injured
at the Phelps block at the time Rhein-
hart was killed, is doing well, ard his
physician gives assurances that he will
recover.
The Light Infantry corps will occupy
o room in the fourth story of the new
block at the corner of First avenue south
and Third street as an armory, as soon as
it is completed.
Col. Hooker expresses his entire salts
faction in the result of the st. Paul con-
vention Of course he does. He hap
pened to be one of the manipulators of
the successful factions.
John LaSort and William Flanagan
were before his honor charged with fight
ing. LaSort pleaded guilty and was fined
$40 and cests. Flanagan pleaded not
guilty and was discharged.
Edward Sherward and Lyman Derveaux,
the two colsred boys, were arraigned yes
terday for the supposed murder of James
Fewer, but there being no evidence againt
them they were discharged.
The Tribune was so disquieted over the
Hubbard nomination that the ed
itorial head was inverted the next morn
ing. That was the only way it could fully
expires its indefnable dissatisfaction.
Hon. Dexter Richards, of Newport, N.
H., politician and prospec-
tive candidate for governor of New
Hampshire, is in the city, the guest of
Chas. H. Woods, of the firm of Woods &
Babcock.
The river is rising quite rapidly, and
the logs are plling up in the big jam,
Just above the upper bridge, yet No danger
is apprehended, as they are safely in the
boom. The bcems of the mills are also
full of logs.
VIM. Purvie, John johnson, David
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mates who had been arrested for drunk
enness and arraigned in the police cour;
yesterday morning. They each paid
fine of IS.
Luciano P. Savory has entered an &C.
ton in the district court, for the purpose
of obtaining bill of divorce from her
husband, George A. Savory, upon the
ground of desertion. She asks the Gus
tody of her seven children.
E. g. Pomeroy has brought suit for
divorce in the district court from his
wife, Nellie Pomeroy, upon the ground
of adultery with Chauncy L. Hull in st.
Paul and Omaha. They were married
in 1864 in Ypsilanti. Michigan.
Elwood Barnes, the twelye-year- old
son of w. A. Barnes, of Corser s. Co.,
strayed from his home and was not found
until yesterday. Officers Chase and AL
len found the little fellow enjoying the
Inequalities of farm house in Richfield
Hobart Miller and George White were
Yesterday earraigned in -theSpolice court
charged with stealing bull from Will
liam Larzen, of Eden Prairie The case
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