Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-29
HIyNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The Zouaves will drill on Wednesday evening
at the armory.
The Canoe club will hold a special meeting
al their rooms this evening.
Judge Rea states that his wife has gone &c
Ohio On visit and that lie will remain in the
city.
The infant daughter of DR.. F. A. DunsmooI
died yesterday The funeral will take place
this afternoon.
The Democratic voters of all the wards
with the exception of the First, will hold
eaucuses this evening.
The Judges of the election meet at the sew
eral polling places to-day. This will be the
last opportunity to register.
The law and order party, of which the Spec
tator man is the self-ackno wledged leader,
wants c. II. Dubois to run for school direc-
tor
Miss Hannah O'Brien, sister-in-law of
Peter Quady, died in this city yesterday noon.
The remains will be sent to Faribault for IN
terment.
The cells in the new jail addition are being
painted and the work, which according to con-
tract should have been completed one month
ago, Will be finished in about ten days.
Mrs. Mary Eddy who, while laborlng under
mental alteration, applied at the court house
for a marriage license for herself and "Elder"
Long Metre Stewart, Will he taken to st. Peter
on Wednesday,
The Spectator man doesn't like City Treas
urer Buxton, and thinks "his habits and asso-
ciates are bad" If Mr.. Buxton had enabled
90 So to negotiate that loan perhaps he
would feel better.
Alfred II. Laurence, Of the firm of Hunt q
Laurence, fell into the canal at the foot OF
Third avenue south and Main street yesterday
morning. The fall of fifteen feet fortunately
did not seriously injure him.
The case of D. T. Wyman, charged with
keeping house resorted to for the purpose of
prostitution, on Bridge square, was called
in the police court yesterday afternoon. Not
being ready for trial the case was continued
until Wednesday afternoon at P NJ
A freight train on the Minneapolis Il
St. Louis was wrecked yesterday noon near
Hopkins station. The accident ditched three
cars but no one was injured The wrecking
train was at once dispatched and no detention
will occur. A brokan axle caused the acci-
dent.
Officer Allen, who has charge of the "stone
pile gang" on week days, took the Hennepin
avenue beat on Sunday. As he was stranger
he made himself friendly with the saloon men,
and Yesterday morning three saloon keepers
were brought up before Judge Cooley. Levi
German, Patrick Mcdonald and I. McDougal
were the parties arrested, and each of them
paid q fine and costs amountin. to SIS, for
keeping open on Sunday.
The three Young ''bloods" arrested by the
police on Sunday morning at Mrs. Dunn's
bagnio, and locked up in the station, were re-
leased, so the police authorities stated, Sunday
on bail. They did not appear at the police
court yesterday morning, and it looks as
though the authorities were "playing favor
ties" he fact that the individuals
are well known. have a
little money, and are considered by themselves
as ''tony," should not exempt them from
punishment, or from Appearing at the police
court to answer to the charge on which they
were arrested. An examination of the slate
at headquarters yesterday showed that TIL
charge "o6ing found in house of i'll fame"
had been erased, and charge of "disorderly
conduct entered against their names.