Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


No business at the probate court yesterday
Real estate transfers amounting to $14,74'
were made yesterday.
James johnson, the only criminal at the 20
lice court yesterday morning, paid S. for be
ing drunk.
Strawberries IS cents per dozen is the in
scription displayed by a Washington avenue
fruit dealer.
VIM Slater, a brakeman on the N. & st. L
road, had his foot severely crushed in turl
table yesterday.
Amos B. Dunn, John Wilson and Anna Ells
were taken TO the insane asylum at St. Peter
yesterday by Sheriff Eustis.
l. I. Cummings, assistant yard master al
the NJ. q St L. road had his hand mashed
while coupling cars yesterday.
The infant daughter of 3. Kimmerly, which
fell out OF a baby carriage on Friday died yes
terday and will be buried to-day. r
A large number of delegates to the grand
lodge knights OF Honor, have arrived in this
city, and are qua rtered at the Nicolet. h
The sheriff of Chippewa county came to
this city yesterday and took back two prison
ers who have been confined in the county jail
here.
The Anoka conference of Congrega tional
churches will meet at Plymouth church on
May 18th and 18th. The conference viii be in
session for two days.
John Kelly stole half dozen tin pans from
Savage's secondhand store, took walk
aroud the block and sold them to Mr.. Savage.
lie was run in by Mike Hoy.
John Long and Charles eau had a matinaee
at the Union house, of which Gauis the pro-
prietor, on Monday last. Yesterday the case
came up and was continued for one week
a barn near the fair grounds was moved
from its foundation and q large pane OF glass
at 215K, Washington avenue south, was
broken by the wind storm that struck this
city yesterday afternoon. =
The committee on accounts of public off,
Gers from the common council, viii have
meeting on Tuesday The subject of having
an expert examine the past records of the mu-
nicipal court clerks will then be determined.
A sneak thief entered the residence of W. A.
Barnes or. Ninth street Friday night and stole
spring oyercoat. Officer Nolan was told
of the theft yesterday morning and shortly
after found the ulster at second hand store.
The case of John Thompson, 1.-The Washing
ton avenue saloon keeper, charged with assault |
on a customer, came up at the police court !
yesterday. Owing to the absence of the COM |
planning witness the case was continued one |
week.
The motion for a new trial in the case of
Charles Grear, who was sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for two and half years for shooting |
his wife, Nellie Waters, came up at the special
term of the district court, and was continued
one week.
An order was made by Judge Vanderburgh
yesterday in the case of Caroline Palmer, who
sues for divorce from her husband, James w.
Palmer. The plaintiff is allowed by the order
s25 for attorneys fees, and S. per week for
the support of herself and family.
Mrs. Kemferman, residing near the Milwau-
kee railway track between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenue south, reported to the polics
that gang of roughs kicked in the door of
her residence and committed other depreda-
tons on Friday night. She states owing to
the darkness she would not be able TO recog
nize her assailants.