Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Michael Dayitt land league meeting this
evening.
There were no DRINKS before the police
court yesterday.
The employees of the c., NJ. & st. 2. road
state that they have not received The pay fol
the month of February, which was due on
March 18th.
1t will cost the city about $3.50 before the
smallpox patient is able to leave the city.
The bill for building the pest house amounting
TO SlU4 WAS allowed by the council yesterday
Amanda Andrews, young girl fifteen years
old, was arrested for stealing clothing from a
resident OF the East side. The court commit
ted her to the care of the manager of the re-
form school.
A Young lad, named Fred Rodecker, was
arrested yesterday on warrant issued ON
complaint OF Amelia Schmidt, charged with
deordclly conduct. The examination Was
continued until this morning.
The failure of the judges Of the First pre-
cinct of the Third ward to make their returns
10 the city clerk yesterday, delayed the can
Wasting o1 The vote cast III the city election at
the council meeting Yesterday.
The case of the State VS.. c. L. Chase,
charged with illegal voting al the town cleo
ton held in Minneapolis about two months
ago, came up al the police court yesterday al
ternoon. II vas continued until May H.
The two-of-a-kind social given by the
Knights of Pythias at their hail last evening,
was well attended, and highly enjoyed by all
present This was the last OF the series OF
twelve dances given by this organization dur
ing the season.
The examination of Amanda Baillie and
Charles johnson, charged with adultery, was
called in the police court yesterday and dis
missed by Judge Cooley. The complaining
witness, :, j. Z. Baltic aud ID. ID. Sutherland,
announce their intention of calling the case to
the notice OF the next grand jury.
Mi Grace Griffin will lecture at Harrison
hall this evening, upon the characteristics and
origin of the Irish people. Miss Griffin deliv-
ered this lecture before Il large audience at
Mendoza Tuesday evening, wlnlng the hearty
plaud,tS OF her hearers, and Il warm teetl-
monIal from a school committee and other
educators III attendance.
A female named Mrs. Gleason, who says her |
occupation is that OF Il hair dresser, was found |
in the Nlcollet house hall late Tuesday night. |
She accounted for her presence by saying that |
she had been visiting the room of Il travelling |
gentleman who Was stopping ut the house |
with the inleutinn Of buying watch chain.
The /. =. denied her assertion, but was OF tue
opinion tn Il she aid not inlehd 10 Sstea any
Ining and at lbs aud her own request she was
not locked up.
John w. Stokes and John Pass, the two able
bodied runners who describe i'll loud voices al
the railway depota The attractions at the Sixth
aVtnuc ANA ST. James hotels, had Il matinee Ill
the e., NJ IL 81. L. depot Yesterday. Dun ing |
the tOuh.e Stokes, who hangs |
out at The Sixth avenue hotel, assaulted
Pass, and WAS arrested on warrant |
issued 10y lhr assaulted party. Stokes IN court
salu Pass called h,In names, which he could
not et pass without striking HIM. The court
cuLl not see IL III that llghl land Stokes SlokeI
The clerk ; cash box with $40 in silver.