Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The Canoe club will meet at A. B. Taylor S
office tonight.
Prof. Danz will be rendered benefit concert
ut an early date.
The case of E. A. Henderson VS.. the City o.
Minneapolis is continued, owing to the illness
of plaintiffs attorney.
The literary association connected with th'
Washington Avenue NJ. E. church will give
an entertainment tomorrow evening.
The county commissioners meet this morn
ing to hear the auditors report for the yea
ending March /, and transact other business
The funeral services of Frank Tidd, who
was killed by falling tree, at Aitken, on Sat
urday, occurred at his fathers residence yes
terday afternoon.
The bonds of E. 81. Page, town treasurer OF
Excelsior, and Charles Schribe, occupying the
same position at Plymouth, were filed at the
register of deeds office yesterday.
The attention of the district court was ocsu
pied yesterday by the trial of A. r Gill vs.
Wolford & Jones. The case grew out OF the
fall of the Wolford building on Nicollet ave,
nue. last spring. Gill brings action for S5,OOO
damages caused by nom payment OF money due
on carpenter work done on the building.
James Benson and Thomas Flanagan were
arrested yesterday for assaulting and beating
James Wilson, at bennington & Myers saloon
on Saturday night. Flanagan was discharged,
and Bennington was held in the sum OF S200
for his appearance for trial on Thursday
morning, Patrick Sullivan deposited the
necessary ''dust," and Benson was released
from custody. 1t is expected that wilson
will be so far recovered from the effects OF ms
pounding as to appear on Thursday, at which
time the facts in the case will be learned.
The case of Benjamin W. Smith, admins
traitor of the estate of James Fl. Munger, VS..
n. R. Thompson, will be taken up before
Judge Vanderburg to-dry. The trial will
bring before the public the condltlon OF Inc
county Jail, and the manner in which Sheriff
Thompson cared for the prisoners during the
tblzsard" of October last, the suit being
to recover damages laid at $1,000 for the
death of James II. Munger, who was confined
at the Jail on a charge OF larceny, and VINO
died from exposure and ill-treatment while LII
the custody of the sheriff.
Patrick Sullivan and John Flanagan were
arraigned before Judge Bailey yesterday,
charged by James Wilson with keeping a
gambling house. Flanagan was discharged,
and Sullivan plead guilty, fined $50 and costs
and discarged 1t is regretted that the
case did not come to trial, for
the police officials and detective" would
then have been informed where the gambling
room was. AS the matter now stand they are,
or must be from their actions, just as much
in the dark as ever, to the whereabouts OF the
institution.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
OF Anthony Kelly will be panied to learn of
death of Anthony Kelly, Jr., which occurred
on Sunday. The child was the only son and
was bright boy of 10 years. His sickness
was not considered dangerous until Saturday
afternoon. A consultation of physicians was
held Sunday morning, but without avail. Mr..
Kelly is at present in Arizona, where he has
been for some time engaged in the interests
of valuable mining property. A telegram an
nouncing the sad intelligence was sent him
and the funeral will be deferred, If possible,
until he is heard from.