Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-14
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPoL1s GLOBELETs.

Frederick Bryton's benefit at the Criterion
on Monday evening.
Three new suits were commenced against
C. II. Petit, assignee of \. B. Harwood,yester-
day.
east LYNNE" at the Criterion tonight, the
occasion being the benefit OF Miss CARA
Baker.
4 union meeting of the Methodist churches
Of this city will be held at Centenary church
tomorrow.
The portable sign in front of Dyer & How
ards store was carried off by some one on
Wednesday night.
Mrs. John Rouse, residing at lis Gear
avenue, severely sprained her shoulder by
falling down stairs yesterday afternoon.
Two lots on thecorner of Lyndale and Laurel
avenue, are being negotiated for The owner
DR.. French, expects to receive 81 ,S0O Tor them.
The land league held a meeting last night
and appointed committee to arrange Tor a
public entertainment to be given for the benefit
of the cause.
A petition will be filed to-day i'll the probate
court for the examination of Thomas kues-
kopki. who is now confined at the county jail
as an insane person.
An employe of the paper mill named Peter
Olinger is causing some alarm to his relatives
by reason of his absence from home Tor the
past twenty-four hours.
A Young man named Sanborn, residing on
Riverside avenue, had his left leg fractured
Yesterday afternoon by bale of cotton falling
on it. lie was attended by DR.. Damn
NJ Deuchy and Charles Hanson, two Nor
wegian settlers, were arrested for yagrancy.
Hanson denied the charge, and was told to
leave town. Deuchy acknowledged the corn,
and was committed for fifteen days.
On Wednesday night j. Rider was arrested
by Officer Bates, for being drunk and abusing
his wife. Yesterday morning he was before
Judge Bailey, and in default of $40 fine, went
TO examine the new iron work OF the jail tor
fifteen days.
Ex-Sherriff Thompson has received from Mr.
Milliken on behalf of the firm Deering, Mill
ken Il Co., S25O,000 more as a second pay
mcnt on the HARDWOOD stock. The money is
deposited in the First National bank and the
cx-sheritf is enjoined from paying dollar TO
the creditors.
The cases of VIM. Salter and Charles eau,
charged with keeping their saloons open and
selling LIQUOR on Sunday, were called before
Judge Bailey yesterday. The cases were both
continued, Salter's until Monday morning.
January 18th, and Gau's until the afternoon
Of the same day
About one year ago John Riley was run over
by train on the Minneapolis u st. Louis
railroad, and had his right arm so badly in
iurcd that DIR. Kimball amputated it, Yester-
dav afternoon DR.. Ames removed from the
amputated arm three pieces Of bone which had
troubled him very seriously.
The Daily Hotel Gazette, sprightly sheet
edited and published Ivy Messrs. j. j. Buel and
f. c. Osborne, appeared yesterday in an en-
arged form and a complete new dress. Inc
Gazette, since the gentlemen named have taken
charge of it, has steadily improved, and it now
stands both edtorially and geographically In
the front rank of hotel journals
Andrew Johnson, one of the boarders at
Mrs. Engberg's, 2r1 Third street south, re-
ported to the police yesterday that six suits
of underclothes had been stolen from clothes
line in the yard of his residence on Wednesday
night. He was very particular to state that
he had only been married six weeks, and that
the underwear was new. His idea in coming
TO the station was to get out search warrant
and 90 through all the houses in the neighbor-
hood, but this he was told was impossible
and he departed very much depressed.