Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

The K. of P. drill corps meet this evening
There are thirteen stone cutters at the rock
pile.
The Frohsinn Singing society gave ball at
Turner hall last evening.
The Cedar avenue extension OF the street
railway is completed as far rs Franklin avenue.
The quarterly meeting of the Fireman's
State Life Insurance association will be held
this afternoon.
The sale of seats for the season of opera
has been large. Seats can be secured at the
Union Telegraph office.
A dog belonging to H. P. Chase bit boy
named Laudon yesterday. The execution OF
the canine was ordered.
Eugene Osborne, employed in the Pillsbury
mill, had his left toes crushed yesterday by
piece of iron falling on them.
CITY council meeting this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The newly elected alderman Will be
sworn IN, and the election of city officers VIII
occur.
An employe in Bardwell & Robinson's plan
ing mill, named w. G. Gulden, had the first
and second fingers of his right hand cut by
circular saw yesterday.
The ZouaveS will give their anniversary ball
at Association hall on Wednesday evening.
The event Will be one of the finest in the way
OF mast uerade parties of the season
j. Newman & Co., of Denver, Col, have
opened tirst-cass clothing establishment at
1l6 Hennepn avenue, opposite the postomce'
A full line oi hats, caps and furnishing Sooas
are also kept by this firm
F. A. Limerick, employed in the Star Oil
mills, let II barrel fall yesterday noon which
crushed, and nearly severed the little finger
of his left hand. 1t is probable that the IN
iured member will have to be amputated.
George Bowman, a son of DR.. ]. A. Bowman
the dentist, aged II years, died on Saturday
evening in t. Louis. A telegram announc-
ing the tact, was received yesterday, and the
body VIII arrive on the train reaching this city
this afternoon.
A woman named Anna Anderson was are
rested on a warrant for assault and battery last
night The assaulted party is John Oleson,
whs was formerly her husband, but divorced
two years ago The case will come up before
Judge Cooley this morning
Fourteen drunks and disorderlies constituted
the DuSlness III INC pOlISS SOehe yS0e'iu'y
morning -Four of the topers were discharged,
three paid So each, and four went to the stone
pile for five days each. The three dlSorderlleS
paid their fines and were discharged.
J c.. Slallon, amember of Engine company
No ! lost coat from the hose cart while
gong % the fire on Saturday morning. The
coat was Il canvas one lined with blue cloth,
and Il party driving gray horse attached to II
lfrbt " y.
the finder " i'll return the coat 10 the owner he
will confer favor to Mr.. Scallon.
Theodore Durand and Jacob Martin, two
lower town saloon keepers, were arrested and
brought before Judge Cooley yesterday,
charged with keeping their places open on
Sunday. Durand paid $40, and had his license
revoked in the bargain. Martin had his case
continued until this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
warrant was issued for Lambert Hayes on the
came charge, bnt Is he is sick, the serving OF
the paper will be postponed
The committee from the common council
10 investigate the charges of dishonesty
against Commissioner Bowen, held meeting
last evening. The charges were made by
three men Who worked for him last winter,
who stated that he had employed men to work
at the polls aud placed them on the pay roll.
The committee found that there was only
clerical error made, but no crminality in Mr..
Bowers action, and will SO report to the
council.
Ex-Ald. Snyder, who, owing to his defeat at
the Fifth ward caucus for aldermanic nomina-
ton, caused the defeat of the Republican
nominee, and the election of the temperance
candidate Tor alderman, is making strong
effort for the position of superintendent of The
poor. The Office is now held by Nelson
Williams, who has made an efficient officer,
l..
room for the appointment OF Snyder, is
mystery.