Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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y Charlotte Thompson is SO i'll that she has &c
no carried from the theater to the hotel.
The health officers deny that there are any
cases of smallpox within the city limits.
The Ladies' Land league meets this evening,
and the Michael Davitt league Gu Thursday
evening. 't
The Knights of Pythias will give the last OF
the series of social dances at their hall on
Wednesday evening.
The committees on claims and taxes from
The board of county commissioners met yes
terday. The commissioners meet tomorrow
morning.
Ed. j. Davenport, clerk of the district
court, was taken suddenly i'll yesterday The
attack was caused by severe cold and is not
considered serious.
The clerk of the court desires attorneys to
bear in mind that in all cases to be placed on
the special term calendar notes of issue must
be filed the day preceding such term.
It is expected that Miss Grace Griffin. of st.
Psul,s member of the ladies' land league Of that
city, will deliver a lecture at Catholic Associa-
ton hall at an early date on the subject OF Ire.
land.
Richardson, the man injured in the row at
Paul Johnson's saloon on First street north,
last Saturday night, has been removed to the
surgical infirmary. He is still in critical
condition.
The break at the Jail which Mat Bros says
he discovered in time to prevent the prisoners
from leaving, was only break in the mind OF
The jailor. The report was evidently circulated
10 give employment to another Waterman.
Anna E. Townsend brought suit for divorce
against her husband, Andrew j. Townsend, in
the district court. Anna charges Andrew with
cruel and inhuman treatment. The evidence
was partly heard yesterday and continued for
one week.
By law passed by the legislature last
winter garnistee processes may be made re-
turnable to clerk of the court to take disclos-
are. The clerk, in consequence OF the above,
desires that he may be notified in advance OF
the time of such hearing.
J. D. Scofeld, S. W. Case and w. E. Evans
were appointed commissioners to condem
land for the Minneapolis s. st. Louis road by
Judge Vanderburg yesterday. The commits
sioners were instructed to meet at Hopkins
station on April at 10 o'clockA. NJ.
The Joint committees to nominate three can
didates for school directors, met yesterday
morning. The committee, as G. whole, after
muchI discussion, nominated DR.. o. j. Evans
as a candidate in the place of Robert Hale,
who refused to serve. DR.. Evans returned
thanks for the honor, and the committees adj
journed.
On Friday afternoon Frank Macl1ey, a
partner of Harry Legg, the diamond dealer
and pawnbroker on Nicollet avenue, did some
indiscriminate shooting on Fourth street. A
dog belonging to farmer passing along the
street barked at the rig of Mackey, when he
whipped out his revolver and shot several
times. Fortunately none OF the passersby
were injured, and strange to say the dog was
not even hit.
Marshal 6. V. Truax, of Mortified, came
to this city yesterday and arrested Henry
Odell, formerly O. resident of that place, but
who skipped out about week ago. When he
left, Odsll took with him two silver watches
and $40 in cash, belonging to VIM. Brecken-
ridge. Odell was found by the marshal, sun
ming himself on the corner of Nicollet and
Washington avenues, and was Immediately
collared. He was taken to Mortified yester
day afternoon.
The examination of Amanda .Baillie and
Charles Johnson, charged with adultery, came
up at the police court yesterday afternoon.
Amanda was released on her own recognizance
about two weeks ago, and by her non-appear
ance has evidently skipped the town. The
charge against the parties is made by the hus-
band of the woman, and was instigated by her
own brother, D. d. Sutherland. The only
evidence that the "twO elegant gentlemen"
have, Is the word of old mother Spicer, fe-
male residing in lower town, with an unen-
Viable reputation. Johnson's attorney was
sick, and in consequence the case was continued
until Wednesday, and he was released on
bonds.
Michael Farley was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant West Farley IS the party who on
last Tuesday morning used revolver in
very promiscuous manner. He claimed to
have been set upon by gang of roughs in a
restaurant on Washington avenue, near
Seventh avenue south, and IN defense fired off
his revolver. One OF the shots went through
q show case and window near by, and DR..
Bray and the proprietor of the store testified
yesterday that Farley was the man who did the
shooting. The court sentenced him to pay
fine of $40 or be committed for so days. The
fine was afterward reduced to IS, and, after
putting up that amount, and paying for the
damaged glass, Farley was shipped to his
home, at New Richmond; Wis.