Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-21
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Mayor Rand is quite i'll.
Minneapolis is in deep morning.
The firm of Pitman & Condit have been dis
solved.
No meeting of the board of trade has We
been called.
The Hennepin avenue NJ. Z. church Will b
dedicated on October g.
The Minneapolis Rifle club will hold
practice shoot this afternoon.
A regular drill meeting of the Zouaye corp
will be held in Turner hall this evening.
A farewell reception will be given by tn
young ladies of the Tabernacle this evening.
The banks of Minneapolis will all be close
upon the day of President Gartield's funeral
A new Irish weekly, under most Favorable
auspices, will soon be published in this city
An important business meeting of Damon
lodge Knights of Pythias was held this even
ing.
Miss McAllister closed the Opera house las
evening. in respect to the death of Presiden
Garfield.
SGUIcuCC Nuo otiopSuuNu III tuo N"SS Va
Shortllff, a disorderly fellow, in the munlcipa
court yesterday.
County superintendent Smith examined {
number of applicants for teachers positions
ut Excelsior yesterday.
The GLOBE presented the municipal court
with Autograph of the late President Gar
field, to be draped in mourning.
A regular meeting of the city council will
be held this evening. Action will be taker
respecting President Garfeld's death.
FURNISHED Rooms" the funniest comedy
out, will be presented at the Academy this
evening by a company with an excellent repu
tation.
Anna Jones, a street walker, was notified by
the police that she had best leave town forth
with. She needed the timely warning and is
now non est.
A gentleman from st. Peter lost a gold
locket in Minneapolis of the value of $l0 The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same al
the police station.
James Wilson and James Hickey both
pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness
in the police court yesterday. They were com
mitted for ten days.
Miles Murphy accidentally fell fourteen feet
down the rocks at McMullen's quarry, and
fractured three ribs. He is threatened with
congestion of the lungs.
A cOlored man named John Buckner, acci'
dentally discharged his revolver. The bullet
was imbedded in his right thigh! The wound
is considered very serious.
After this week, children will not be ad.
United to the public schools until the April
term. This is in accordance with the rules
adopted by the board of education.
S. Smaller was arraigned in the police court
yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct.
For the offense upon the common peace he
must needs languish twenty days.
H. Melstrole, a saloon keeper, was arrested
and brought before Judge Bailey yesterday, on
the charge of selling liquor to minor. The
case was continued until o'clock this fore
noon.
s. A. Carlisle, of No. 312 Eighth avenue
south, accidentally shot himself through the
right hand yesterday morning. A very pain
full wound was inflicted, which will doubtless
prove Troublesome.
fering the business of the special term calen-
dar yesterday. A large number of cases was
disposed of, a large per cent. Of them being
garnishee suits to recover debts.
Ed. Anderson was again brought before
Judge Bailey yesterday upon the old charge
of selling goods upon the streets without a
proper license. He had a regular peddler's
license, and hense he was asked to pay a fine
OF $40 or lie in Jail ten days.
DIR. Barber was yesterday in front of his res
idence giving directions to a carpenter who
was laying a sidewalk, when he suddenly fell
PROSTATE from an attack of his old complaint.
He was taken into his residence and the FAM
ly physician summoned. Last night he was
resting well but was still in a critical condi
ton.
On Thursday a 11-year-old boy ran away
from his home in Excelsior township. His
parents have traced him to this city. The lad
walked about half the distance, when he
secured ride on farmers wagon. His
mother made inquiry at the police headquar-
tiers yesterday, but found no tidings of
the boy.
While employed upon Sphinx & Co.'s new
building at 122 Washington avenue north, Ed.
Jordan, of 600 Twelfth avenue south, acct
dentally fell from the second floor to the eel
lar. In the fall no bones were broken, but
Mr. Jordan suffers very serious internal in
juries, which may prove dangerous. He was
removed to his home where a physician treat
ed his injuries.
A neighborhood quarrel between two fami-
lies, named Edwards and Wellman, was thor
oughly aired in the police court yesterday.
The trouble arose over the fact that that Mrs.
Edwards daughter hung her clothes upon a
clothes line belonging to Wellman. He was
very wrathy at the liberties taken and called
the lady vile names. This in turn raised the
ire of James Edwards, a brother of the
daughter who used the Wellman line, and he
threw an iron griddle at the head of the de-
famer. Judge Bailey fined Edwards S. and
costs for assault, and dismissed Wellman, the
defamer.
Lena johnson, the Scandinavian woman
who was recently adjudged perfectly sane by
the commissioners appointed by the probate
court, has been troubling Commissioner of
Poor Snyder to a great extent of late. She is
needy, and Capt. Snyder referred her to the
county physician, who told him to send the
woman to the county poor farm. To this
resort she positively refuses to go. Conse-
quently she was yesterday arraigned in the
municipal court for vagrancy. The court,
however, dismissed the case. She is exceed
ingly hysterical at times, and being afflicted
by fit of that malady, she attempted to stran-
gle herself with her handkerchief, but was
prevented by Court Officer Gray.
Go to the Boston Restaurant for square
meal. Open day and night. T. Sullivan.
BOY BURGLARS.