Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-14
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
County commissioners tomorrow morning.
The concert by Prof. Danz's orchestra at
Turner hall yesterday afternoon was well at
tended.
The superintendent of the poor reports
81 ,23737 expended during the month of Feb
ruary incoming for the poor.
Frank j. Mead, formerly of this city, and
now the looming man" in Dakota Territory,
was at the Nlcollet yesterday.
The cut of logs for the season is estimated
at 267, 100000 feet. This is twenty-five mil
lien more than last years cut.
Negotiations are pending for the sale of the
st. James hotel. The buyer is party from
Iowa, named McWilliams, and the transfer
papers will be signed to-day.
The balance of Harwood's stock has been
closed to Messrs. D. M. Ingram and L. Cheney
by Deering, Mlliken g. Co. The buyers an
ticipate small '.stake''. in the transaction,
they having bought it on speculation.
c. L. Chase, charged with voting twice at
the late election held in the town of Excelsior,
was arraigned before Judge Bailey Saturday.
He gave bonds in the sum of 5000 for his ap--
pearance on Tuesday, and was released from
custody.
The Irish citizens will celebrate st. Patrick's
day by an entertainment at the academy.
Danz's orchestra will furnish the music The
programme includes songs, tableaux, and an
address by Rev. Father McGolrick, and the
drama "Eileen Oge."
N. eB. Harwood announces through his
agent, Louis Seamen, that all individual bills
against himself and wife will be paid. Parties
who have such claims will send them to post
office box 245, when they will be paid. At
least so the agent says.
An individual named James Wilson, former
ly conductor on the c. M. & st. P. road, was
assaulted and terribly punished in a saloon on
Hennepin avenue on Saturday night. 1t is ex-
pected that the parties to the assault will be
arrested by the police to-day.
Yesterday morning Officer Daily arrested an
individual named James Williams, who was
charged by Mrs. Gyett, resident of Evans
block, with insulting her on the street. Will
liams was locked up, and will have chance
to explain before Judge Bailey this morning.
The comedy of CDR. Klaus was presented
to large audience last evening by the Har-
sisted by Messrs. Koeng, Penner and Engel,
of st. Paul. The entertainment was given for
the benefit of Miss Marie Schillock, who took
the leading female part.
The Comic Pictorial, issued by George B.
Hall, made it's bow to the public Saturday
The publication is filled with short, humorous
the way of wood cuts. The monthly will
meet with the approval of the public and re-
fleets great credit on the publisher
A fatal accident occurred at Aiken on Satur-
day in the logging camp of Tidd & Fales.
Frank Tidd, son of the senior member of
the firm, was hit on the head by falling tree,
and died in short time afterward. The body
of the deceased arrived here yesterday morn
ing, and was taken to his late residence at the
corner of Sixth street and Fifth avenue south,
East division.
The case of Edward A. Henderson VS.. the
city of Minneapolis will come up before Judge
Vanderburgh on Wednesday. The action is
brought to recover damages for injuries re-
ceived from falling in an excavation on First
avenue south on the night of November H.
There was no lights or danger signals dis
played at the excavation, and hence Mr.. Hen
derson holds the city liable. The damages are
laid at $4,000.
Some time ago R. F. Jones lost an overcoat,
the article being stolen from him. Yes
terday afternoon he encountered gen.
tleman on Hennepin avenue who
he was sure had on his lost coat. Sergeant
West was called upon and together with Mr..
Jones had an interview with the wearer of the
ulster. The gentleman stated that he pur-
chased the coat at the B. o. P. clothing store,
but the coat being from the same piece and
made in the same style caused Mr. Jones to
think it was his. The party took cigars at
Mr.. Jones' expense and parted.