Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

All the Eastern trains were late yesterday
owing To The bad weather.
The Baker sawmill, which was burned on
last week, will be speedily rebuilt.
The funeral of Dr.. Ames' little child, Frank
will occur at O'Clock this evening.
The Musical Union will give concert q
Harrison hall next Tuesday evening.
1t is feared that the weather will prevent tn
occurrence of the races this afternoon.
Remember when you are hungry that tn
Boston restaurant is open day and night.
The insurance on the Goodman & Hawle,
saw mill, burned recently, is being adjusted,
Clerk Davenport has granted a marriag
license to E. E. Witchie and Lydia W. Hasty
It is stated that deaths resulting from ty
phoid fever aggregate over two and one hal
per day.
A Irregular meeting of Minneopa lodge, 1. o
g. T, Will be held at No. 251 Nicollet avenue
this evening.
Potatoes have declined 10 sixty cents pei
bushel, and they will probably drop still lower
in few days.
The com plimentary benefit concert rendered
Adolph GIeten at Turner hall laat evening, was
pleasant affair.
In the matter of the estate of Elisha Brood,
deceased Letters testimentary issued to
Sarah H. Brood.
One thing the Lyndale road needs in this
city is DEPOT in which patrons of the line
may wait for the trains.
Work has been commenced by gang Of
men on the new round house for the Lyndale
railroad at Lake Calhoun.
In the October term of the district court,
Judge Vanderburg will hear the jury cases and
Judge Young the court cases.
The animal ball of the Robert Emmett Liter
airy society, will be given at the hall over the
city bank tomorrow evening.
The expected parade of the Zouave corpse
last night was postponed on account of the
death of Capt. Ames' little boy
The commissioners of the Poor farm will
hold a regular meeting in Superintendent
Snyder's Office, at O'Clock this afternoon.
The water in the river was slightly on the
increase, but the Boom company do not an
ticipate any danger to the logs in consequence,
A washout on the Northwestern road occa-
stoned delay of nearly five hours in the ar
rival of the Chicago & Omaha train yesterday.
J. B. Ryan and John Hendrckson each Ian
guish seven days, and break rocks as a past
time for yielding to their desires for whisky
Henrietta Apitt has brought suit against
Arthur Merrimau to recover 81 800 damages
sustained by being run into by Merriman last
August while racing.
A new 400 horse power turbine water wheel
has taken the place of the broken wheel at the
Cataract mill, and the establishment will be
in operation to-day as usual.
Jennie Rich, of st. Paul, who caused the
arrest of Allie French, for stealing her watch
was at the police headquarters yesterday, and
identified the watch IN question.
Chief Munger has as yet been unable to ap-
prehend the horse thieves who run off Chas.
shatto's team, although he is on their track
If they are to be found, depend he will capture
them.
Mrs. Grifi7, she OF police court fame, has
been arrested at the. instance of Mrs. Kate
Jones, for keeping her saloon open on Sun
day The case will be tried in the municipal
court to-day.
Between 500 and 600 civil cases will come
up for trial IN the present term of court. or
these 90 cases were continued from last term,
200 are personal tax cases, while the balance
are new cases.
-Four victims of hard luck, John Baldwin,
Loren Brown, Nels. Wilson and Peter Burgh-
land, were each required to leave IS for the
benefit of the municipal court treasury on ac-
count of quaffing the rosy.
A young man, who has just arrived from
New York, complains that he lost his trunk
in transit He claims that it contains all his
worldly possessions, leaving him in strange
city in destitute condition.
Ole Olson has two fingers less than of yore
The members came in contact with the work
ipGs of q circular saw at the stove factory OF
S6nuen & Werthmann on Nicollet Island yes
terday. with amputating effect
Detective Lawrence, of Cincinnati, who came
to Minneapolis in pursuit OF the confidence
man, DR." Schmidt, of that city, compli-
ments Chief Munger very highly for his piece
of detective business in capturing the man.
Considering the abominable condition of
the streets, the concert rendered by Prof
Rhys' two little boys at the Centenary NJ E.
church last evening, was well attended. The
little prodigies acquitted themselves in fine
style.
o. c. Merriman, John De Lalttre, Joel B.
Basse.t, and G. G. Sturtevent, have been sp-
pointed as committee from the board of
trade to attend the Mississippi river improve
ment convention to be held in St.. Louis Octo-
Der 20.
John Hoffman, the foreman of o. A Prays
machine shops, was engaged in directing work
upon heavy shafting in the blacksmithing
room when one of the workmen made false
move and the shaft fell across the foreman's
foot, badly crushing it.
1t seems that Blondy Vanellson, now in the
county Jail awaiting the action of the grand
jury for robbing Dugan of money and watch
and chain, Was desperate thief Ii now turns
out that he had robbed boarder of a suit of
clothes at his boarding house just previous to
his arrest.
Two boys were arrested yesterday by Capt
Berry on suspicion of being thieves. They
were in the act of selling a harness to Bou-
telle & Co., auctioneers at q nomir al price.
The boys could give no satisfactory answer to
The question of how the property came into
their hands, and hence the arrest.
Two suits have been brought against the