Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Patrick Kelly and Edward Sullivan were hned $40
each for disordeIly conduct.
The Republican ward caucuses will be held this
evening.
In the suit Of Ed Henderson aganst the city, the
jury disagreed standing ten for Henderson and two
for the city.
Rev. George ". Pepper, Of Bellevue, will deliver q
lecture before the land league some time during the
month of April.
Frank Mcdonald and J. P. Hghtner have been
appointed as committee to arrange for tho Druids'
Centennial anniversary on May 6.
The three retiring members OF the school board
are d. Morrison, winthrop Yonng and 8. O. Gale.
It il probable that they will be their own SUCCESSORS.
Michael McNamara had his nose cut OF with q
cold chisel yesterday. McNamara was employed on
the Short line road and was holding Q ch.sel willis
another workman was cutting an iron rail. The
chisel slipped with the above stated result.
The property on Third street, between Nicollet
and Hennepin avenues, occupied by Lillibrdge ba-
kerry and consisting Of 90 feet front and l65 feel
deep, has beam sold for $4,000, cash. The prop.
srty was owned by John Schockweiler and was sold
to y. 8. Jones.
A son Of the proprietor Of the saloon on the road
to Cedar lake kept by man named Hummel, wal
Seriously injured ON wednesday ul&ut. Inc III
juiss the results Of severe stab from the knf.
Of lumberman. The affair il being kept quiet and
the stabbed man refuses to toll who his assail
ant II.
Two women who are known to the police Is stree
walkers were arrested by Sergeant West, yssterds,
morning Ono Of the females was given ton day.
1t the county Jail, and The other was discharged
With the command that If she did not leave for st
Paul at O'Clock, che would share the fate Of hel
partner.
Six tramps were arrested by Detective Hoy OF
Thursday night with tho idea that they were respon
sibls for the numerous bIrglaries which have oc
CURED In the city lately. They all plead guilty t.
the charge Of vagrancy, and a. none Of the part.
could even be proved Migrants, they were dis
charged.
The annual meeting Of the womsns Foreign Mis-
slonary society Of the st Paul presbytery was he'll
in the Park avenue Presbyterian church yesterday
The church was Handsomely decorated and the at
tendance was large. Reports were revived fron
auxiliary societies and papers were read pertan1n,
to foreign mission work.
Mrs. A. 8 Irwin, wife Of the Turkish bath estab
ishment of First avenue south, who left her hom
and family under peculiar circumstances about tw
weeks sgo, has heen heard from. She IL r,siden
of Ac&rsgor, IoSa snd u In company with an un
known man. Her husband denies the s'atemsn
that he IL going on the war path after the man, all
says he will let wall enough alone.
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the body Of
man was found in . canal in front of the North
westsrn mill The body was taken to Warmers I'M
dertsking estsblishuent From papers found II
the pockets, the body was recognized IS that Of
young r4au named Jaynes, who resided 18th hi
father in North Minneapolis. he disappeared II
Jasuary and IL supposed to have fallen into hol
in tn ice wails driving across the river. An III
quest " II be held this morning.
motion WAS made before Judge vanderburgh
yesterday, for q new trial in the case Of the tst
agsinst Ohas Greer, VINO was convicted Of assault
with intent to kill his wife aud sent to the penten
tiary for three years and half The motion va
mad. Oh the ground of errors Of tn
juSge, and that one Of the jurors ssi
IN sdvance he would send him to pTi.on
The motion will probably be denied aad tho case sp
pealed to the supreme court.