Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

Palm Sunday
The county commissioners meet tomorrow
in special session.
The Canoe club will hold special meeting
on Friday evening.
The new council will organize on Tuesday
afternoon, at o'clock.
A conference meeting of the spiritualists
viii be held this afternoon at Good Templar's
hall.
The burning ont of chimney on Seventh
street near Second avenue south called out the
fire department yesterday.
Charles Austin plead guilty to a charge of
stealing locket, and was fined SIS or twenty
days. He paid the cash.
The Republican caucus meetings of the city
council show that the Republican ex-memhers
of the council are not to be forgotten.
Officer Heating, who attempted to arrest
man on the street yesterday, was drunk at the
time, and will probably be hauled over The
Goals.
John Elburger, driver of hose cart No. 3,
while oiling the cart yesterday morning, fell
against the wheel and badly cut and bruised
HIS face.
The Parnell Land league of lower town are
making arrangements for quite celebration
at their next regular meeting, which occurs
Monday evening, April 18th.
f. A. Mathews stole thirty-fve cents from
the drawer of Peterson's stall in the market
house, and for this act was sent to jail for
thirty DAYS in default of S25 fine.
The cigar store occupied by j. H. Fenning
at sos Thirteenth avenue south was burglar
lied Friday night quantity of cigars and
tobacco and $50 in coin was taken.
Ed. A. Stevens will commence the dis
charge of his duties as clerk of the municipal
court this week, taking the place of L. A.
Dunn, who now holds that position.
On Thursday night John Montgomery was
assaulted in North Minneapolis, and in
trying to escape he was caught by the gang
on a fence and had his right leg broken.
John NJ. Berry, one of the early settlers of
this city, died on Friday afternoon at his resi-
dence corner of Sixth avenue south and Tenth
street The funeral services have not been
announced.
The two boys, Fred Wheeler and Charles
Lynch, who were caught burglarizing the
grocery store of Mum Bros on Friday night,
were committed to the reform schoolb Judge
Cooley yesterday.
While mounted on a step ladder at the Mar
ket house yesterday morning, Harlow A. Gale
fell and broke his leg just above the ankle.
DR.. Ames has charge of the case, and the
patient is doing well.
The three Connemara families from Grace
vile have been domiciled in newly erected
house in the Sixth ward. The male portion
of the colonists are at work on the Island, and
are said to be well satisfied with their lot.
A meeting of the driving club association
was held at the Nicollet house last evening.
committee was appointed to negotiate with
Col. King for the use of the track at the fair
grounds, and $500 appropriated for that pur-
pose. An assessment Of $5spn the old men,
bers and $40 on the new was ordered.
Officers Heating and Walton were assaulted
by gang of roughs on Washington avenue
south Friday night Walton was cut on the
face by blow from slung shot and Heating
was also bruised. The officers are unable to
give any description of their assailants, and
were not quick enough to collar any of
them.