Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Judge Bailey OBLIGATED as Judge Of the mu
nioipal court yesterday.
The Pioneer Press has removed to the new
quarters opposite the Nicolet house.
The Strakosch Opera company open at tn
Academy of Music to-day In civilian Tell.
An oilcloth valise, belonging to travelling
man, was stoleR from the Milwaukee depo
yesterday.
The canoe club numbers sixty-two members
alG thus far fourteen canoes have been order
ed by active members.
A man named James Blackford fell from {.
scafTold where he was working yesterday, anG
was severely bruised.
Market hall last evening was well attended
and highly enjoyable.
John Hauser and Fred Widell, two dis
orderly DRINKS, were discharged after lee
lure at the police court yesterday.
The members of Zion and Darius command
cries will attend E4ster service at the Gethse-
name church on Sunday afternoon.
NJ. L. Dean, charged with the larceny of a
harness from Sow" Saterlee, was given q
hearing at the police court yesterday and dis
charged.
An effort Will be made 10 send Henry A.
Wise, of Rchtield, now in the county Jail as
an insane person, to his former home in Ev-
ansville, Pa.
The Ladies' Land league meets on Sunday
evening, April II, the Parnell league on Mon
day evening, April Is, and the Michael Davitl
league on Thursday evening, April Il.
The commissioners appointed by the dis
district court to condemn land for the Mime
apoIis & St. Louis line to Lake Mnnetonka
met yesterday and completed their work.
Four DRINKS confronted Judge Bailey at the
police court yesterday morning. Three OF
the offenders were discharged, but VIM. Barnes,
all Old Inner, WAS sent up Tor fifteen days.
The following members of the rife club will
shoot The 81. Paul club on the grounds in this
city tomorrow afternoon: Elliot, Mandolin,
Brown, Quarn, Skinner, Gibbs, Libby and Gal
lison.
Essie Jane Love and Antoinette Clarity ask
to be released from the matrimonial ties which
bind them to C. ". Love and James Clarity.
Both women claim that their husbands have
deserted them.
Nelson Williams, the efficient superlntend-
ent of tue poor, does not like the way he Was
treated. Mr. Williams should remember thai
places must be provided for Republican mem-
bers OF the city council when they get left Out
in the cold.
The trustees of the st. Peter insane asylum
have awarded the contract for rebuilding the
north wing of that Institution to George Adj
kinS of this city. The contract is made for
SSH 900, with TIN roof, and S725 additional tUr
q slate one.
Several persons who have a sore head owing
to the appointment of Ed. A. Stevens as clerk
of the munici pal court, have started the re-
port that the legal fraternity do not like the
appointment. Mr. Stevens has natural ability
aud will make mulch better clerk in every re-
spert than the person now holding the posi-
ton.
The work of constructing the Minneapolis
Eastern railway is being rapidly pushed for
ward. The grading is in progress from Uni
versity avenue on Second street south to Third
avenue. The construction of the stone arch
culvert over Tuttle'S creek, near the univer-
sity is TN Ter way and work on the new bridge
across the river will be commenced as soon as
practicable.
An old man named Patrick Hogan, aged
SO years, came to police headquarters yester-
day and asked to be sent to the poor house.
He says for the past winter he has been liv
ing with his son-ln-llw Henry Lee, of Min
netrista, who, now that he has become pos
sessel of all the oil mans property refuses to
give him shelter. DR.. Kelly, the county ply
stefan, Was notified, but said he could not send
him To the poor farm until The supervisors ot
the town of Minnetrista had been seen. The old
man said he had 81 which, If he could not 60
to the poor farm here, he could spend in get
Ting TO st. Plul where he would make appica
ton for admittance to the poor farm.
The Hon. David Blakely, editor of the 1rib-
llne, and Chas. H. Rowe, Esquire, are at outs.
Rowe occupies an office as wood dealer, in
the Tribune counting room, which Mr.. Blake
" desire, vacated. Bakely warbIei some of
his Mendelssohnian notes at Rowe in a man.
ner which carried Rowe back to his Sunday
school days. This aroused Rowe's Christian
ardor, ana realizing that he "wood" not live
always, he asked not to stay, but "wood" put
few stays around Bltkely. Blakely demurred
and hence the Rowe. For few minutes
things were sanguinary, and the coroner was
sent for TO BIZ handy If needed. Unfortunately
the atflir ended without requiring anything
bat the services of glazier 10 repair a broken
window. 1t was pane-iul afflir throughout.