Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


The G. Ar post will meet Tuesday even
ing.
Measels prevail to an alarming extent on the
east side.
Judge Sherman Page, of Austin, was at The
Nicollet yesterday.
The Sunday SCIENCE ci"ss Will meet thls al
ternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The construction OF the Pillsbury - mil
gives employment to about 600 men,
DR.. W. II. Thomas, of Chicago. lectures al
the church of the Redeemer tomorrow night
The Pinnev will case is likely to hold the
boards at the district court all the coming
week
It is reported that S H. Mattison has SOLD
the property on the northwest corner OF ruth
and Hennepin avenue for the sum OF SSO,ooo.
The second lecture Of the series given by
the Total Abstinence Society will be given on
Wednesday evening at Catholic Association
hall. Prof j. A Dodge is the speaker, ana
the subject of his lecture IS water.
Charles Smith, John Olson, Ole Poisson,
Frank Lynch and Patrick WEIGH were ar
raiened Yesterday for drunkenness. Welch
and Lynch went to Jail for ten days each, ana
the others, by putting up five eases each'
were discharged.
A Young boy named John Wells was brought
before Judge Bailey yesterday charged WIN
assault and battery on his mother. The young
brute did not tesm to be much worried over
the affair, and took q thirty days sentence IN
the county Jail smilingly.
The demi-monde of this city and st. Paul, ii
company with their male friends" held a
GRAND sbloy -out'' at the bagnio OF OF Mrs.
Carnahan, on Friday night The event was in
celebration of the escape of the aoove-nameo
female from Justice at her last trlal
telegram was received by DR.. Kelly yester-
day afternoon, from Superintendent Connolly
of the poor farm, stating that two new cases
Of diphthirea had developed. Ihls makes 1our
cases in al, and the disease seems to be CON
fined to the grown inmates OF the institution.
The county Jail is at the present time much
overcrowded, there being forty-four prisoners
confined, while the quarters afford only &C
commodations for thirty-two. To make the
matters worse, four of the number are insane
persons and need special attention The
county commissioners decided at the lastmeet-
insane, but as yet no steps have been taken.
Yesterday morning Fred A. Mathews,
former resident Of this city, was brought TO
the county iall in state of insanity. Mathews
has been employed by Douglas Bros, at their
pneries short distance from Aiken. He has
shown signs of insanity for some time, aad II
was considered best to send him TO this city.
lie viii be examined by3 physicians on Mon
day.
The regular meeting OF the Art association
was held last evening. An interesting paper
on the philosophy of Art'' was read by Prof.
r. w. Laing. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: VIM. II. Hink-
ley, president; G. T. .Kirkbright, vice presi-
dent; f. H. Boulton, treasurer, and j. K. VIII
son, secretary.
Two boys named Butler and another youth
giving his name as Crosell were arrested yes
terday afternoon by Officer West for stealing
iron from the storehOuse of George M. Bryant
at the corner Of Seventh avenue and Fourth
street SOUTH The youths had, when arrest
ed, large bag of iron, bat claimed that they
were told by some boys that they could take
if. Judge Bailey reprimanded and discharged
them,
Yesterday morning. Mike Kelly was before
Judge Bailey, charged with stealing two coats
and neckties, valued at $50, belonging to Al
bert +. Swiler The goods were found at
second hand store, where Kelly had sold them
for 81. He told in glib way how he bought
the outfit from friend named Frank Weber
for 50. so. As his friend could not be found
and he contradicted himself several times, the
court concluded to hold him to the grand jury
and in default of $500 bail he was committed