Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-09
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The municipal court collected So34.so curing
the month of February as fines.
The board of trade have squared up VIII
the city by paying $50 back rent
The tramp nuisance is becoming annoying
at least Jailer Batcheller says SO.
Lecture by ex-Gov. C. K. Davis at the Uni
versity tonight. Subject: "Hamlet.
A. Conditt was reappointed assistant
county auditor by Auditor Mcdonald yester
day.
The farce Of Richard III as presented by the
NcAlli.ter combination amuses smaH auol
disnces
Assistant Engineer Fredericks OF the fire ae'
partment is confined to his home Win shgh'
illness.
The contin uance OF the present weather Will
rive the canoe club chance TO go into actuai
practice. A.
The nsual semi-monthly dance given by the
Knights of Pythias, occurs at their hall this
evening
The appropriation of $4,000 by the legis
,,tnre for the extending of the sewer system
will cause work to be commenced at once.
A team driven by Jerry Shay, ran away yes,
terday, and after running over man nanieo
swavne. were stopped. Swayne suffered by
broken arm.
PD Mcmillan transferred to Richard and
sH. Chute Yesterday the lot situated at the
oorn.r If Third avenue south and Second street,
east side, for $4,000.
The manufacturing establishment formerly
conducted by HARDWOOD, but now under the
charge of Goodfellow, Eastman q Oberst, mas
started up with one hundred operators en-
gagged.
A trio Of "citizens," consisting OF swan
Nostrum, Michael Moriarlty and Patrick hel-
". Joined the rock pile gang yesterday. They
viii not have a chance to get drunk again LOT
fifteen days.
Thomas W. Keene, the tragedian, will open
for season of three nights, commencing to-
morrow evening. Mr.. Keene is ably sup
ported and will be we'll received by the amuse-
ment goers of this city.
female named Molcaire was in the city
Yesterday looking after st. Paul barber
named Riley, to whom she loaned SITS to buy
q set of furniture. The case was reported the
other day in the st. Paul columns OF the
GLOBE.
The attention of the street commissioners Is
called to the street at the corner OF second ave-
nue. south and Sixth street. The street has
been torn I'D to repair the water pipes ana not
being properly reflled, is liable to cause Inc
CITY suit for damages.
A youth named John D. O'Brien, who from
his actions must be very depraved, made
sneak on volume entitled "Lfe of the James
Eroihersn The peanut butcher who mad
charge of the work, had O'Brlen arrested Tor
larceny. and Yesterday morning Judge Bailey
fined him IS for the act.
DR.. Barber, we'll known citizen OF this
city, who has been visiting the Hot Springs
for the benefit of his health, was stricken with
PARALYSIS at that place on Monday. Hls son,
r r Barber, and daughter, Mrs. Gardner, left
for their fathers bedside yesterday, but no
further information has been received from tne
springs regarding the sick mans condition.
The regular monthly meeting Of the AGA
demv of Natural Sciences was held last night.
Prof. Wfnchell read historical paper detail.
ing trip OF an explorer up the MISSISSIPPI
river in l776 The trip was undertaken IN the
expectation that the north pole would De
reached by this route. At the close OF Inc
reading of the paper an informal discussion
took place. :,
avenue south. from Washington avenue to
Fourth street, to Eighth street. Another
sewer is contemplated as follows: DOWN
Washington avenue from Elghth avenue eouIh,
ont Eleventh avenue to Ninth street, and up,
Ninth street to Hennepin avenue. The con-
.truction of these sewers will drain over 600
acres of the city area.
Frank B. Smith, former resident of this
,pd
store, was stabbed with a pocket knife by
Dawson McGraw at that place yesterday and
died shortly afterward. Smith was employed
during his stay in Minneapolis in the grocery
house of Hamon & Co. and resided at TIT
First avenue south. He was a favorite among
his acouaintances and leaves wife, who is
prostrated with grief.
The annual election OF the town Of Mime
apolis took place yesterday: The following
officers wer. elected supervisors: r. P.
Russell n. r. Wilson, A. s.
Adams town clerk, A. G. Libby;
treasurer, J. T. Crime; assessor, 81. Van Ness.
The total vote was 297 There was great
fight on the license question, which resulted
against the license system by majority of
twenty-six. For the past two years no IL
eenses have been issued IN this town.
The case Of Frank Gonyea who was arrested
at Dayton, charged with committing an as
sault with a dangerous weapon on Charles
Flemming, came up before Judge Bailey yes
terday morning The assault was made at
the village school at Dayton, Gonyea being a
pupil and Flemming the teacher, and the affair
as relate sby Gonyea is as follows: Last Friday
morning some of girls swept out the school
house and threw palr of Flemming's over
shoes OIL my desk. He told me to put them
back where got them. 1 refused and he
knocked me down. fought back, and in the
melee cut him on the arm with knife which
had open in my hand at the time of the row.
Flemming was not cut badly, and the affair
was accidental The case was called and con-
tinued until March 18th, the defendant being
released on bail in the snm of $500. Gonyea
isa nephew of Mr.. Gonyea,a AN East-side saloon
keeper, and is pleas ant looking lad about 16
years OF age.