Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-22
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


day.
Khurum Lodge A. F. and A. NJ, meets this
evening
Col. Benton will deliver the Decoration day
Grafton at Anoka.
The stalking for the grades OF the Minneapo
lis Eastern road has commenced.
A protective union of journeymen harness
makers Will be organized in this city.
warrant has been issued for the arrest OF
Joseph Apple, charged with indecent exposure.
The afternoon eastern express on the Min
neapolis u st. Paul road arrived late last
night.
An elderly woman named Mrs. Wilson was
arrested last night charged with stealing
cloak from Julia McNif.
a. William Vert, who was arrested for stealing
satchel from the NIcollet house January 9th,
will be discharged for want of evidence.
Ed. Oleson and John Cassidy, two DRINKS,
were up at the police court yesterday. They
will pound stone for five days.
A. StrOm, a workman in the Pillsbury
mill, fell distance of fourteen feet in the mill
yesterday and crushed his right arm.
With one exception the signatures of the
trustees to the deed transferring the Westmins-
been obtained.
T. s. Curley, employed in Pray's shop, met
with painful accident yesterday morning.
While operating lathe his lett hand was
caught and the lndeA and second fingers were
Smashed to Jelly.
Four officers went to Cedar lake yesterday
to raid tramps. They captured Il girl, about
IL years old, who says she came fiOm Albert
Lea. She Vas found III Il camp near the lake.
The police are determined ~ drive out the
lranps.
Erick Sweeback, who has been boarding. at
Sixteenth avenue south and Eighth s1ieet,
was removed to the pesthouse yesterday He
has been sick for week with the small poX
all did not know what 1t was. This makes
three cases heard from SO far.
c. B. Hawkins, the comedian of the McAllis.
ter company, thought the company coulI not
get along without him, and, becoming Il little
cranky, lie rendered his resignation. UntOr-
tundteiy Tor hin IL was accepted, and he NOW
goes to Aew York Tor his health.
George Gailager, bartender employed in
lower town, on Saturday last purchased II pair
OF shoes from John Zimmeriee. He PROMISED
To pay Tor them but refused, and filled The shoe
store with Uuths aud obscene language The
court attention was called to the tdct by his
,rrest on Il warrant, and he paid fine Of 90
and costs.
Gen. w. Pepper, who is to lecture at Asso-
citation hall On May 4th, under the auspices oi
the Emerald Isle Ladies' land league will
also deliver an adde's on May 5th, under t
| auspices of the Green sack club The speaker
is uu able and talented gentleman and will I'M
doubleday draw large audiences at each lee
| ture.
Albert Layman, youth, was arrested on
complaint of VIM. Oesterly, who charges him
with assaulting and beating his son. The as
saulted boy was so badly injured that he could
not appear yesterday, and the case Was con-
tinued until this morning. Layman says 1t is
IL case of mistaken identity as far as the charge
of his making the assault is concerned.
The corner was notified yesterday afternoon
that the dead body of man was lying in "a
room under Brady's saloon, corner of Central
avenue and Main street. The body was found
10 he that of Moses Morse, 67 years of age.
He died from appOpleXy yesterday morning.
He leaves a son Is years old, who will be sent
to the poor farm unless some one adopts him.
A regular meeting of the Michael Davitl
land league was held last evening. Addresses
were made by Thos. A. Clark and r. Vail.
Committees were appointed to take charge of
the Pepper lecture on May 4. A cOmmunica-
ton wa, received from John Hennessey, secre-
tary, resIgning owing to removal from the
city. R. Vail was elected secretary pro tenn,
and S1325 were collected.
VIM. Lornigeryi, called by those who do
not hail from his country, SWIM. Snow" for
| short, was arrested on Friday last for stealing
$500 from an aged countryman of Finland, on
April s. 1t was evident from the mans actions
that he was not the guilty party, and sufficient
facts were told the detective yesterday to lead
to the arrest Of at least one of the guilty
parties, The other having skipped the town IL
few days ago. Snow was arraigned before
Judge Cooley yesterday afternoon, and there
being no charge preferred against him he was
discharged.