Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-10
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

The great balloon goes up to-day.
Two excursions will go to Lake Minnetonka on
Sunday.
The Turner's have decided not to give the Sunday
excursion.
The lookup was chock full of drunks and dis
orderlies last evening.
The electric light at the Pillsbury mill again
shines brilliantly every night.
The probate court will close this afternoon, if the
weather is favorable, to attend the fair.
The postponed parade Of the Zouaves and the
Light Infantry will occur this afternoon.
The offices of the city clerk and city comptroller
were closed yesterday, as they will be to-day.
The W. O. T. q. will hold regular meeting in -,
hal over Elliot's music store this afternoon.
1t is believed that two Of the pickpockets will be
convicted by an overwhelming array of evidence.
Jones has arranged to send the exhibit he is now
making at the fair grounds to the Fargo fair next
week.
The city council made an attempt at holding a
meeting on Wednesday night, but failed for want of
q quorum.
Thomas Murphy, boarder at the Pauly house,
claims to have been robbed of fine god watch and
sum of money.
Two men aimed yesterday to have been robbed
of $40 and $780, respectively, at their lodging rooms
the previous night.
Rev. W. w. satterlee has resigned his position as
editor of the Temperance ReUiew. He is sue
ceeded by W. P. Rogers.
The pickpookets, Frank Hall and W. y. Deao, were
rsmanded to jail in default of three hundred dollars
bonds. For trial to-day.
The attendance at the Academy continues big
"Our COLLINS" is full of many fine hits, which can
only be fully appreciated by repeatedly hearing It,
At O'Clock las night sneak thief attempted to
get into kitchen on Second street northeast, blu,
was frightened away by the sudden appearance OF
| the servant girl,
John Durham, of Milwaukee, was robbed Of his
| watch and chain, valued at $500. He ia the same
gentleman who was robbed Of $500 at the fair last
year. He don't think very favorably of our fairs.
The coroner's inquest held in the case of William
| Thurman, killed by the cars in the Omaha railway
yard made finding to the effect that he to hit
| death through the carelessness of Yardmastel
| Connors.
| The Honeymoon" is a funny comedy. Everybod!
is delighted with it, and it draws well. 1t will be pre-
scented again at the Opera house tonight. The Vet
elan will be put on tomorrow afternoon for thu
| matinee piece.
John Nelson, one of the parties to the disgracefu
niece, with rocks and clubs, on the East side, Wal
| committed for thirty days. Johu Delaney aid AL
| fred LAWSON also had a hand ID the saue row and
| were sent up ten aud thirty days respe lively.
| Mclaughlin, a Fargo merchant while assisting al
| ineb, ia.ed fair visitor to his room In the Nicole
house, mad his pocket relieved of fine gold watch
worth $26J by If the three parties who adOptet
tIeten-e of helping him in the act OF benevolence
drunken man fell down the Opera house stair
| AID then Lied headlong into the basement las
evening" He VAS timber drunk and escaped seriou
| Injury. He staggered to his feet, climbed out AM
ran down Rennepin avenue, followed by his wife, Oh
the double quick.
Last evening farmers team became frightene
on South Third street and away, throwing tn
driver headlong into the muddy street, and fol
tunate 1t that it mud for thereby h
escaped serious injury. The last known Of the ,ear
it was making for noms at terrific pace.
frightful jamboree occurred in Frank Grole's e
loon at 709 Cedar avenue, last night. In the mele
large crowd pooled is sues. Knives played an i'm
portant role and considerable bad blood was split
How serious the cutting was cannot be rscertaine
| as the Injured parties have absconied. Officer
| West was quickly on the ground and took in cnarg
the saloon keeper Grole VINO is charged with precip
| ,ating the fight. He also has track Of the othe
parties and hopes to arrest them before morning.