Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-12
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Michael Doyle took seven days sentence
yesterday for spree.
The thermometer got mad yesterday and reg
istered ninety-six degrees in the shade.
J.B. Hanson has made an assignment IN
favor of his creditors, to j. 7. Elwell.
Two more guests of the st. James hotel
have been relieved of their watches and
chains by burglars.
The committee from the common council
on public grounds and buildings will hold
session this afternoon.
The little child of DIR. c. E. Rogers was
thrown from the buggy by his frightened horse
and slightly injured.
The heavy iron girders are being put In
nosltion in the mammoth Written block, cor
ner of Hennepin avenue and Third street.
TB. Gleason, brakeman on the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul road, had two fingers
taken off by the "bumpers" while coupling
cars.
Mr.. M. J. Harlan, of Goodfellew q East
mans dry goods house, bought lottery tlcket
No $50. which same drew a fine horse and
buggy.
A German woman appeared at the police
court last evening and swore out a warrant for
the arrest of her spouse, charging him with
crually assaulting her.
The steam fire ala,m whistle which has been
at the Camp Il Walker mill since the burning
of the paper mill, viii again be put upon the
proper mill within the month.
runaway team created little furry OF ex-
citemeut on north Washington avenue yesier-
day afternoon. They were caught however,
before much damage was done.
The Sunday school pupils of the First Pres
byterian and the Franklin avenue Presbyterian
churches will participate in Joint picnic ex-
cursion to White Bear lake to-day.
A pacing race is announced to take place on
the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Gipsy, st. Paul horse, and horse
owned in River Falls, for $500 side.
The Hazel Kirk party will arrive in the city
on the 10th, and enjoy recreation OF one
week in the city and at Lake Mlnnetonka,
prior to the opening OF the Academy OF music.
The case of Thomas Sullivan, the proprietor
of the Boston restaurant, for selling liquor on
Sunday, was peremptorially discharged yester-
dey upon the especial request OF Chief Num-
ger.
Mary E. Barber was arraigned before the
police court yesterday charged with keeping
disorderly house of ill-fame, She pleaded not
guilty and the case was continued until
O'Clock this morning.
Richard O'Connel is apparently bad char
acter. He filled himself to his full capacity
with fire water, and recklessly and shamefully
iusulted woman. He was arralgned before
Judge Cooley for the crime and received a
sentence of S25 and costs, in lieu OF which he
languishes for thirty days under the charge
of Sheriff Eustis, fattening upon the county
bill of fare.
Hattie Goldbleau, French lace peddler, had
in her employ swede servant girl named Jo-
sic Peterson. The girl found that she could
earn much larger wages by "going out har-
vesting." Consequently she adopted little
strategy to get her wages, making excuse that
she wished to do some shopping. She had no
sooner received her wages than she announced
her intention of going. Miss Goldbleau dtd
not wish to let her go, and Instituted a search
among her clothes, which the girl had already
taken away TO her sisters. She found hat
with scrap of lace trimming which she rec
oguized as her property. Upon this she had
tue girl arrested on charge of larceny. The
case was given hearing and dismissed yes
terday