Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-26
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The school teachers will meet at the nigh
school this morning.
An insane man named Rothschild has been
taken to st. Peter by Sheriff Eustis,
William Hoy, brother to the detective OF
that name, shot himself in the foot while try
ing to kill dog
Mrs. Neisingh, an insane patient who has
been confined at the comfy Jail, has been re-
moved to her home on the East side.
A petition signed by numerous, citizens will
be presented to the council at their next meet
ing, asking for better supply of water.
A we'll dressed woman, considerably under
the influence of liquor, was arrested by Ohcer
Frenet on suspension bridge last evening.
Two young men named Holscher and McCue
were arrested yesterday afternoon in South
Minneapolis for being drunk and disorderly
An employe at Barnard Bopes planning mill
named Vartz, had the end of his little finger of
his left hand amputated by planer yesterday
morning.
Frank McManus for robbing fellow board
err who put up at the boarding house, no
Second street north, of $500, was sent to jail
for thirty days.
Chas. NJ. Faye arrived from Peoria last
night. Mr. Faye was formerly connected with
the Journal, and returns here to take po-
sition on the Tribune staff.
Michael Kelly, indicted for larceny from the
dwelling of Switter, was tried yesterday. The
iurv returned a verdict of guilty and the
prisoner was remanded for sentence.
W. W. Brown, indicted for maintaining
nuisance in running the Theatre Comique, en-
tered by his counsel, Segrave Smith, yesterday,
a demurrer to the Indictment The demurrer
will be argued on Monday.
Major G. j. Overton, formerly of this city,
was brought to this city from Morris, suffer.
ing with broken leg, the result of a fall. Mr..
Oyerton will be under the care of Dr. Ames at
the cottage hospital.
The Farmers and Gardeners association will
meet at the market house this morning at 10
o'clock The committee appointed to make
arrangements for the fruit and vegetable stalls
around the market will report and Prof. Parks,
Of the agricultural department, will deliver an
address.
The Parnell Land League association held a
meeting last evening The treasurer reported
ST so in the treasury and sixty names on the
membership role. Most of the time was
taken upin discussing the public meeting to
be held on March for the benefit of the
league.
A letter has been received from J. W. Hurl-
but, dated at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Feb. 9th.
He states that he is much amused at the stories
published regarding his elopement with Mrs.
Davis, and that he still takes his ten per cent.
when he can get it, and is now in business
where he hopes to get more.
Robert Feek, proprietor of the Bon Ton res
taurant, Vim. Pendleton, a waiter at the
same resort, and James D. Griffin, drayman,
were arraigned before Judge Bailey yesterday
morning. The charge against them was
assault and battery on Mrs. Sarah Griffin, the
particulars of which have been given in the
GLOBE. The parties plead not guilty, and the
case was continued until this afternoon.
The case of E. c. Donlin, charged with as
saulting H. B. sayre, was heard by Judge
Bailey yesterday afternoon and dismissed. The
affair grew out of family difficulty, the story
as told by Sayre being that he heard from the
neighbors that Donlin, who boarded at his
house, was married to his daughter, young
widow. he tackled Sayre about the report,
and from high words came to blows.
The "Temperance Reuiew" which is just
what its name suggests, made its first ap-
pearance yesterday. The editors announce
that the present publication will be longer in
existence than previous temperance papers
owing to first class business manager having
charge of it, "Gov." w. W. Satterlee and L.
Bixby have charge of the editorial columns,
and the political standard taken is 81 had
rather be right than be governor"
The 27-hour go-as-you-please pedestrian
match commenced at Association hall at s
o'clock. The following entries started: s. K.
Hunt, Minnesota; Frank Guion, New York; j.
Z. Middleton, Ohio; David Brown, Montreal;
T. Berry, Winnipeg. The first ten miles was
made by Guion in one hour and ten minutes
The score at IL O'Clock STOOD Hunt, % miles;
Middleton, %; Guion, 20; Berry, 10; Brown,
Is. Berry is suffering from a sprained ankle.
The trial of Mrs. Christina Bagley was
heard before Judge Vanderburgh yesterday.
Mrs. Bagley was indicted as an accomplice of
James Logry, who plead gnilty to the lar
ceny of ninety-five dollars from Aldrich
Bros auction store. Loghry was put on the
stand and testified that Mrs. Bagley, with
whom he boarded, proposed the scheme to
him, and after he committed the act hid the
money. The case was given to the jury at 5
O'Clock and returned at 6:15 with verdict of
net guilty.