Daily globe., 1881-09-20
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uINNEApoLrs GLoeELETs.

SPECIAL term day at the municipal court
Yesterday was monstrous day in the police court
Jacob Helnrick died on Saturday night, aged 70
years.
regular meeting OF Minneapolis louge Ansn'9
of Honor vas beld last night.
Alhe French, the keeper of hagnio, was oetore
his honor and paid fine Of $50
Go to the stop restaurant FOR square meal
Open dsy aud night. I. Sullivan
A change of time has gone into effect on the st.
Paul Minneapolis Manitoba short line.
regular meeting of Biawatha lodge will be held
this ev.ning at No 25l Nicolet avenue
Dr. c. Heushaw is building q drug store at the
corner of Twenty sixth street and Stevens aveaue.
L. Belmont IN inmate of house of bad repute,
aid a fine of $40 iuto the municipal court yester-
day.
The three Abrams. brothers, charged with disor-
derlv conduct ware dismissed by Judge Bailey yes
terday
On Saturday night DR.. Salisbury had his overcoat,
whip and pair of gloves stolen from his carriage
by sneas thiof
Chester Roach. implicated in the row about the
awning. published i the GLOBE. yesterday dis
chsCged by Judge Bailey.
John Fanigaz. Jshn Lacy aud s. Hssrtsr, three
innocent arunks, we're before his honor yesterday.
Sentence suspended
A Svede was seriously injured by stepping from
train while in motion the round house of the ST.
NJ L ". load sunday.
Pheljx Mauler for being drunk aad disorde rly was
fined S2E In default OF the saS 6 he went to the
county ba te for thirty days.
Mr. Jones as ststad ip the CLOSE on Sunday, did
not stes, that shed from tbs fair grounds. Judge
Baily acquitted him yesterday
The statement made by Dr. Agaew that there is
ROW 10 hope Of the recovery of President Garfield
cast gloom over al lsst evening
John Dirnond, John Young and John Smith, the
ingincbls john each paid fine of s. al for their
little spree the Lords holy day.
The Minneapolis Musical and Dramatic club will
give a theatrical entsrtsnmen: il ths hail over
Eliot's music store On Friday evening.
John Cockey was in the police court yesterday,
charged with vsgrsncy His money had not quite
played cut and hence he as dismissed.
White Ghost from the Crow Greek Indian agency,
has srrv d at Fort Sne ling with his band of Brule
indiana, TO hold conference with Gen. Terry.
Alber. johnson mads extensive purchases at tae
sale Of delinquent tax lan5s at the court house 49,
terday. h is certainly bloated land owner now.
Thee. Lake arrested at the instance o. JAS Ii yd,
charged with the larceny of 4so feet of lumber,
dismissed yesterday, there being evidence TO can
vict him,
The proprietor OF the Edsewood dairy annohoces
his Willingness to resfy the errors made by his
poye in not delivering Eailk which hss besn paid for
III advance
John Marsh, a saloon keeper on lower H'sshinR-
ton aveuue. violated the Sunday ordinance For
this nisdemesnor he paid fine of SO and costs,
the lowest limit.
Miss McAIlster's troupe will play in Red |isg on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, retuen
ing to the Opera house Saturday for matinee snd
an evening engagement
The case of an old man. hermit who livss ali
aloHe in a little shanty in Soush Minneapolis has
been reported to the city physician. The poor man
is lying very low with typhoid fever.
Rosetls Leno, Gsorgs~Dsvo, John Leson, John
Miller and Frank Harris, the oelorsd chaps whc
were arrested for gambling, paid $40 each into the
treasury of the municipal court yesterday.
Felix Mower. the wretch who attempted to murder
his wtfs in North Minneapolis with Sun
day, will nsv anguish for thirty days in the county
fasthold, with rock breaking as his snly pastiIns.
John Donainick, Frank Smith, n Hutchins, D
Caln ana JOs dOyi tne qlnteCle Oh ulsOIderies WHO
were arrested on the East side on Saturday night,
were each fined S16for their misdeneanor yesterday
by Judge Bailey.
Ed Anderson was ARRESTED and taken before the
municipal bench ysatsrday upon a charge Of selling
goods on the streets witnout2 proper license. Hs
pleaded not guilty The case was ee5tinusd until
afternoon at O'Clock.
Some of the subscribers of the GLOBE have not,
perhaps, been served with as much regu sriy as
they should be One of the carriers has been taken
quits i'll. Another has been substituted and tbs pa
per will hereafter be delivered on Jime
W. O'Brien and P Wilson, the parties who
were pulled in ths den Of iniquity sicolet island
Saturday night, were before Judge Bailey yesterday
morni, G. They we're fined $40 each, which they
paid. and appeared highly ickled ovey the idea OF
getting of SO easily.
Harry Shepard arraigned in the police court
yesterday at the instance of officers Marsh and Nc
Herman. upon the charge of keeping a gambling
house The case continued until tomorrow af-
ternOOn at O'Clock. &c was placed under Sl5J
bonds, which he readily secnred.