Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

Jay.
The alarm OF fire Al. $50 yesterday afternoon
proved to be false.
DR.. Keith will lecture at the Fifth Avenue
Baptist church this evening.
H. K. Bauman reported at the police station
that silver watch had been stolen from hiS
residence on North Second street.
So. Davis was arrested on warrant charged
with the larceny of whip from Q. G, Smith.
He will have hearing on Monday.
John Gallagher, son of the merchant tailor,
is dangerously III with typhoid fever.
Anthony Nee, employed, in the Cataract
mill, was cut in the calf of the left leg yester-
day by falling against large knife.
horse attached to spink's delivery wagon
ran away on Washington avenue yesterday,
but was caught before any damage was done.
The safe of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road agent at Chaska was Cracked" on Fri
day morning. The thieves secured about $50
in cash.
Yesterday morning friend having brought
his clothes he appeared before Judge Cooley
and was sent up for thirty days duty on the
rock pile.
An order granting alimony in the case of
Addie F. Guyett against her husband, Alvin }.
Guyett, was made by Judge Vanderburgh
Yesterday.
The lecture of Rev, George W. Pepper, be-
fore the Greenback club will be entitled 1.-THE
Workngmen's Problem" The lecture will
be delivered on Mayo.
A delegation from the grand lodge of T. F.
IT. F. came up from St. Paul this afternoon
and organized lodge A delegation was also
present from New Prague. a grand ball was
given in the evening.
Hon. C. B. Sleeper, of Brainerd, who rumor
says will be the next member of Congress
from the northern district, was in the city
Yesterday Mr.. Sleeper's visit is occasioned
by desire to invest in real estate in this city.
A warrant was sworn out for the arrest Of
E. j. Mcdonald, who is accused by John Sui
Ivan with selling mortgaged goods. Melon
aid was the former proprietor OF the Boston
restaurant and sold it to Sullivan, who found
that the oil cloth on the floor was mortgaged
Hence the suit.
An account was given in yesterdays GLOBE
of divorce suit commenced by Milo B. Nc
Kinney against his wife, Ella B. Mckinney, on
the grounds of adultery and desertion. An
order granting the divorce was made yesterday
morning, and in the afternoon Milo was grant
ed license to wed Susie A. Caster.
John Ryder, who semi-weekly beats his
wife, started in on the entertainment Friday
evening. He was interrupted by officers
Bates and Walton, almost as soon as he began.
AS he had prepared for bed and refused to
dress, the officers brought him to the station
clad in q hat, pipe and an undergarment.
The case of Jas. Reynolds g. Co. against N.
B. Harwood and the NJ. & st. L. railroad, gar
nishee, came up at the special term of the dis
trict court yesterday. Judgment was ordered
against the garnishee, and later in the alter
noon additional garnlshee papers were served
upon the railroad company by the same hrm.
A smallpox epidemic is expected in the
vicinity of Sixteenth avenue south and Eighth
street, the smallpox patient Sweetback
having been attacked by the disease nearly
week before it was discovered, and being on
the streets every day until Thursday last. He
is now rusticating at the pest house on ING
ger hill"
Notwithstanding the denial of S. H. Matte
son, it is asserted that he has sold his property
to Mr.. West of Cincinnati, the uncle of John
7. West. The intention is to erect
a hotel which will cost quarter of
q million. The matter has been kept
quiet to enable spectators to secure property
in the vicinity.
It was noticeable that none of the aldermen,
who voted in favor of high license at the
council meeting, were heard from on the SUBJ
iect They sat in their seats like SO many
dummies, with the exception of old Nelson,
who, after being called on, did say that the
committee were at their first meeting unani-
mously in favor of high license.
The floater found in the river at st. Paul
Friday is supposed to be that of Conrad John
son, an employe of the Excelsior mills, who
disappeared on the 18th of January. He was
sent down to chop ice out of the tail race of
the mill, and has not been seen since. The
description of the clothes tallies with those
he had on. He was single man and had no
friends in The country.
On Friday afternoon Detective Hoy arrested
Joseph Foster, colond waiter employed in
Tate's restaurant, on the charge of larceny.
The charge was made by E. P. Thompson,
proprietor of a jewelry store. Foster was
locked up, but was released yesterday, he hay
ing agreed with the detective to "turn up" the
goods if not prosecuted. Shortly after his re-
lease the owner Of the jewelry appeared at
the police station and said that several studs
were yet missing. 1t is probable that q war
rant will be sworn out by Thompson on
Monday.
The matter of the garnishee proceedings
against j. K. Side commenced on Friday, will
leal to o spirited legal contest in the courts.
Lochran, McNair and Gllfillan, attorneys for
Side, state that the sum now in their clients
hands could not be touched by garnishee pa
pers, even if the cases in which Sidle went on
Harwood's bond should be dismissed
from the courts. They claim
that in that case the money would have to be
turned over TO the assignee, J. H. Petit. On
the other side, the attorneys for the creditors
are confident that the assignment will be set
aside, and then the garnishee proceedings will
come in good play.
In the case of Lott C. Hilton against his
wife, Lucretia Hilton and Nelson Anderson,
brought up at the special term yesterday, to
recover piece of property which Hilton
decided to his wife, o demurrer
to the complaint on the ground
that the facts were not sufficient to con-
stitute cause of acton was argued and sub
mitted. The case viii, be remembered as the
one published in the GLOBE recently, the facts
being that Anderson and Hilton's wife had
been living together, and that through the
opportunities of his wife Hilton signed over
to Anderson deed Of the property situated at
Minnetonka Anderson, of course, straight
way decided the property to Mrs. Hilton, and