Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The West Minneapolis Turn Verein gave an
exhibition and ball at Turner hall last night.
c. H. Hudson, the newly appointed general
manager of the NJ. & St. L. road, Will arrive
here to-day.
The first of the appointments for DR.. Ames'
new hospital arrived yesterday in the shape OF
an improved cot.
The smallpox case discovered by DR.. Ames
10 SAID to be only case of varioloid, and is
safely quarantined.
Martin Hansen. employed at the tunnel on
the East side, received cut over the left eye,
by falling tool yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. John Rollins will take
place from her late residence, corner of Seventh
street and Eighth avenue southeast this after.
noon at O'Clock.
The Gun club held a meeting last night.
They decided to meet en- Wednesday afternoon
for practice, and rendered the use of their
grounds to the East Minneapolis Gun club
The regular meeting of the council occurs
on Wednesday evening at 7:SO O'clock. The
mayor will send in any appointments or re-
movalS he may desire in reference 70 the police
force ut that lime.
John Shirley and Belle Morrison, who were
found by the police officers occupying the
same apartments, and who frankly confessed
TO not being man and vile, we've sent 10 jail
for fifteen days each yesterday
The motion for a permanent injunction
against the NJ & St. L. railroad company, re-
strainng them from bu ling bridge across
St Alba1's bivat Mlnnetunka, WAS argued
,larI, arfn
A. Sharp and C. P. Anderson, two saloon
keepers, where before Judge Cooley yester
day, charged with keeping their saloons open
on Sunday. Sharp paid $40 and costs,
and Anderson plead not guilty, and had his
case postponed until this afternoon.
The Finlander, with an unpronounceabe
name, charged with stealing $500 from com.
panion, was arraigned at the police court yes
terday afternoon. He plead not guilty, and
The case WIS continued until Thursday after
noon, and in default of $500 bail he was COM
united.
Thomas McBurney, employed in Creigh's
livery stable, met with a severe and painful ac-
cident Yesterday afternoon. He was taking
drove of eight horses to the Manitoba depot,
which, becoming frightened at the cars,
STAN peded and forced him against the side OF
The elevator near the QepOl. his lelt arm anu
side were severely crushed and his Injuries
will interfere with his doing any work for
some time.
The committee appointed 10 make arrange
ments for the reception of the supreme lodge
Knights of Honor, which meets in this city
May 10th, held meeting last evening. 1t was
decided to hold public reception at the Acad
envy OF Music, Mayor ksnd will deliver he ad-
dress of welcome, and Gov. Pllsbury will de-
liver an addl ess on behalf IF the State, aud d.
P Upman Will respond on behalf OF the order.
At the conclusion Of tn session banquet will
be given at the Nicollet house.
Mrs. VIM. Wright, who attempted to sui
eide ON Sunday because her husband got
drunk and pounded her, has recovered from
the effects of the poison. During her strug-
giles after taking The dope she dislocate her
Shoulder, which will keep her confined to her
bed for some time. The elegant gentleman"
who is her husband is employed by Jones,
'the nsh man." and the neghbors are far
from complimentary in their remarks about
him.