Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

They 'kick."
And they ''squeal."
The river is booming.
There is music in the air.
Potatoes are scarce and high.
Flour has made another advance.
Wheat has reached $l.SO per bushel in this
market.
Mud, awful mud that is the song in Min
neapolis.
The Hennepin County Republican camp is
demoralized.
oDora" will be repeated at the Opera house
again tonight.
''Gov. Pillsbury was not candidate
Hennepin county delegation.
A double bill-"Dora" and "Robert Ma
caire'-halds the bonrds at the Opera house.
For delectable meal go to the Boston res
taurant, open day and night. 1t is the boss.
ma regular business meeting of the Reform
club, will be held this evening 10 Harrison
hall.
Miss Mary Eldnerd. aged twenty-five, died
at Fifteenth avenue north, from typhoid fever
yesterday.
Crockett, who was stabbed in the thigh in
little jamboree, is doing well. The wound
did not prove serious.
The CITY council has voted to turn over to
the use of the water commission $4,000 OF
the permanent improvement fund.
Louis Jarvis was the only drunk brought
before his honor of municipal justice yester-
day, and he, the exclusive he, was discharged.
1t is reported that barn belonging to 81. II.
Davis, on Twenty-ninth avenue south, near
Twenty-eighth street, was struck by lightning
and pretty well demolished.
Frank Dark, who was robbed by his I'M
grateful son, young scapegraee, OF $500 in
cash, has fatherly feeling, and settled the
matter up yesterday and the boy goes scot
free.
Susie Mccarthy, mistress of house OF
bad repute, was fined $50 and costs in the
municipal court yesterday. Three inmates OF
her bagnio were also fined $40 and costs
each.
r. II. Ha1kinson has leased rooms for the
headquarters OF the new Mutual Union Tele
graph company in the new Johnson, Smith q
| Harrison block, corner Third street and First
avenue south.
Sheriff Hopper, of Wright county, has
| brought two men, Ed Seame and Ed Charlton
nan, and lodged them in the Hennepin county
| Jail, where they will await the action OF the
grand jury upon the charge OF larceny.
Charley johnson is mad, no one doubts
that. The Evening Journal is mad, no one
doubts that. The Tribnnc is mad, no one
doubts that. C.. A. PIllsbury is ditto, and The
dittoes continue, and would fill column.
John Peterson, the unfortunate brought in
from Skinkle creek and confined at the county
| iail as insane, has been examined by a com
mission of physicians and pronounced perfect
| ly sane He is suffering from an attack OF
typhoid fever.
| Major Camp cannot get his mind sufficiently
settled to appoint the Republican county com
mlttee. The gallant major is too busy shak
| ing hands with the gallant major, or in other
| words congratulating himself over the victory
for his faction at St. Paul.
Holland was arraigned yesterday upon the
charge of stabbing Crockett, the hide man
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| not, swear positively as to the identity OF the
defendant in the ARRAY, and the case was con
tinued until next Tuesday. Holland was per-
mitted to 60 on his own recognizance.
The Hennepin county delegation gave them
selves away in a ludricrous manner, ane
divulged the schemes which had been matched
to gain their ends in the st. Paul convention
to an EUening Journal reporter Yesterday. Tht
"cat is out of the bag" The defeated factor
''kick" worse than a thunderbolt, and every
time they kick smell arises.
The old Devlin Cotton case, for obstructine
public highway in Richield township, which
has been dragging along in the municipal
court the past two or three months, was fiaally
brought to an issue yesterday. The defendan
was found guilty, and fine of IS and costs
was imposed, with an alternative of thirty
days. Imprisonment A stay of proceedings
for twenty days was secured, and motion fol
new trial was entered by the defendant
attorney.
John Clark is vagabond, with literar.
turn of mind. He had not the wherewithal t.
purchase the coveted literature, and yielded t.
the temptBeion and purlOined book from tn,
counter in a news depot. Officer Chase die
not sympathize with the literary aspirations
of the vag, and unfeelingly yanked him into
the august presence of Batcheller, the jailer
Yesterday morning the fellow was usheret
before his honor, where he entered a plea Of
guilty to the charge of larceny, and judge
Cooley decreed that he should languish, an(
he is held in durance for sixty days.
| 1he Verdict.
The coroners inquest in the case of Benton
Bruse and his little grsudchild, who killed b.
the cars on the East Side, resu ted in the juror
bringing in the following verdict:
"ssid Benton Brusie and Walter B Kittel cam,
to their death Saturday, Septe Der a, by being
| over by train No. 10, Of the st Paul, Minneapol
| Manitoba railroad. at the crossing Of Central av
enue, city of Minneapolis, Of which train Thomas
| Bryant was conductor and Thomas Conner engi
| neer. We find also that there was criminal negli
gsnce on the part of the officials Of the road in
| obstructng the street that teams moving on thei
road could not be seen failing to erect sign post
and in not employing fagmen at that spot, and il
running the train at greater speed than authorized
by the city ordinance"
a Neighborl,ood Ro,U.
At the instance Of Louisa La Sort Mrs. William
Hicks was arraigned before his honor yestesday
charged with abusing the complaining witness will
words which have no empty meaning AS witnesses