Daily globe., 1881-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS oLOBrLETs.


D. B. Barber is RAPIDLY recovering, at least dis
patch from the Bot Springs 30 states.
The horse known ss winona Belle, belonging to
4. F Jones, has been sold for 81 900.
The glass ball shoot whieh was to take place at
Lake Calhoun this afternoon has been postponed.
The illness Of Miss e. c. sterns has resulted in the
temporary suspension Of her kindergarten school.
work entitled sThs Secret Evils of Socistyn has
been published by DR.. O. e. Rogers, of this city
The street car company Will after April LIST discon-
tinue all free tickets This will heavy on
the police and newspaper reporters.
An inmate O the poor farm named Annie Peter
son. who has resided at that institution for the pas
eight years, died Of paralysis and buried yester
day.
Tho territory added to the Fourth and Sixth
Yards by the charter viii increase the vote OF
the city about seventy-hve votes, the number being
about evenly divided between the two wards.
The concert for the bensHt Of Prof Danz will
occur on Tuesday evening, March "a. The Har-
monia sinaing society, assisted by the Froshia
cety and the Turn Verein, will lake part tnthe en-
teRtalnment
The secretary Of the gun club explains that the
team championship badge shall be subject to every
petty shoot in the State. Tho bsdgem be won in
three successive tournaments bsf0re 1t become
the property of any team.
Yesterday noon Christopher Cox was arrested on
second street by Officer Byrnes and licked up In
cell at the station. christopher had been celebrating
the day, ana when colared, was seated on bag Of
rags, heading an imsgnrry procession with his rag
wagon.
The Tribune IL authority for the statement that
defective" Hoy's trip and arrest Of NcNaughton,
coat Geo. F Jackson Ss7i.2O. If Mr.. Jackson, of
wsom it was allegedMcNaughto obtained money un.
der false prStense footed the where did the money
paid the detective" by the county go?
The iral invoice of the remaining old Harwood
stock, sold by Calm Co. to Ingram 4 Cheney, has
been completed Mr.. CABIN lesves to-day for
Europe. and says he will return In July to complete
arrangements for the establishment Of large dry
goods house. This sounds we'll, but that's shout
all. 7,- -rf5s.
Harry L. Morse, an engineer on the Minneapolis
road, who was crushed by his engine falling on him
died yesterday. The accident occurred at Albert
Lea, account Of which appeared In the GLOBE st
the tme The body arrived In this city last evening
and taken to Faribsult, the eastern express,
Tor burial.
The case Of James Benson, charged with assault
ius and beating James Wilson, up at the pelice
court yesterday morning. Wilson'S face was az
good evidence as WAS wanted as to his being as.
though he claimed 1t was in self defense. he was
sentenced to pay q fine Of $26 and costa. 1t the
conclusion of the case Wilson was arrested, and
pleading guilty to charge of disorderly conduct
paid . fine of $25 and costa. 4
The case Of Benjsmin W. Smith, administrator OF
the estate of James Munger, We. N. B. Thompson.
sheriff, came up before Judge vanderburgh yestei
day afternoon. The counsel for defendant made
two motions for the dismissal Of the case, both of
which were denied. The jury was selected last
evening and the evidence in the case will be heard
to-day. The action is to damages, laid ct
81, ,OO0, for the death Of James Munger, who was
confined In the "ice house" called county jail last
fall, and died from exposure st the time.
The celebration Of st. Patrick's day In this city
passed of very quietly The masses at the several
churches followed by sermons were well attended,
and the two entertainments given In the evening to
large audiences. The Immaculate Conception
parieh gave an entertainment at the Academy Of
Music. The exercises consisted Of music by Danzs
orchestrs. tableaux, and address by Father Mo
Golrck on "Ireland 1t is." At the ronolusion OF
the address an amateur dramatic company, COM
posed of young people connected with the parish
presented the Irish drama Of Eileen Ogh." It waa
very oreditaby presented much better than by the
McAllister combination. The Holy Rosary parish
received benefit at the Pence Opera House, where
"Katha.een Mavourneen" was given to large
house.