Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-29
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.
Three uneventful runaways yesterday.

Slueu near LIKE NlHueVOnkd, 10 uedu.
The ladies of St. Paul's church will give &
picnic excursion to White Bear lake to-day.
James johnson was found guilty of d:sor
derby conduct. For the fun he paid an eagle.
regular meeting of the Temple of Honor
will be held this evening at 25l Nlcollet ave
nue..
L. Hollering paid $40 into the municipal
court treasury for keeping his saloon open on
Sunday.
The meeting of the city council committee
on police failed to materalizeE yesterday
afternoon.
The farmers are now taking advantage of
the high price of wheat, and are bringing it
in with a rush.
Mr.. E. A. Bromley says he is not gong 10
start that Liberal Sunday newspaper, as has
been mentioned.
The members of the fire deparement were
. busy yesterday preparing everything for the
annual parade on Friday.
The business office of the telephone CON-
pany will be removed this week to No. TO-,
Washington avenue south.
DAM orchestra have been engaged to give
a concert every Saturday night during the sea-
son, at the Leip house at White Bear Lake.
During the absence of tie pastor, Rev.
Hartley, of Hudson, Wisconsin, will fill the
pulpit of the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
There are five more jury cases in the dis
trict court Judge Young announced yester-
day that the session will come to finale to-
day.
Bertha Anderson, the resident of the East
side who was taken TO the insane asylum at
st. Peter week ago. died in that institution
on Monday.
The improvements of Minneapolis township
are assessed at 1921, $50, and personal property
at $3.50, 664, aggregating S56,S43 IN excess of
that of last year.
NJ. L. Johnson, who is employed in the
Standard Touring mills, had his left thigh
badly manned by being caught between the
bumpers of two cars.
The Light Infantry have elected new Off
GERS as follows: Ray W. Hatch, fifth GER
geant; Will Wright, fifth corporal; Edward
Murphy; sixth corporal.
DR.. Ames has on exhibition at his rooms
petrifed sturgeon, nearly three feet long.
Aside from the neck being severed the petri-
faction is almost perfect.
The new transfer boat "John T. Lincoln"
has been sent by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railroad company to Sioux City to
transfer cars across the Missouri river.
The Minnesota Electric Light company pro-
pose to call for thirty years. monopoly IN
the business. Won't do. Anti-monopoly is
the key note Of our progressive city,
VIM. Turnbull is an old man from the
country. He said Minneapolis whisky was
too stout for him, and he wanted to go home.
The judge thought he had better go, and SO
decreed.
This evening the Busy Bees of the Young
Ladies' society of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church will give lawn festival and fair at the
residence of g. Whittier, No. 1000 Three and
one-half avenue south.
The assessors are now engaged in making
arbitrary assessor ents upon personal property
not already listed to them by the proprietors
of the same. They report that they have
many cases of this kind.
This evening meeting of the lumbermen
will be held in the board of trade rooms, to
arrange to meet the emergencies arising from
the influx of orders, which have of late been
largely in excess of the capacity to fill.
subscription paper is being circulated to
raise fund for open air concerts during the
season in the park in Oak Lake addition
Sldwell's brass band has been engaged for the
purpose. The band stand will be erected at
once.
The Moulton steam planning mill was sold
on yesterday to Church & Bracket of Chicago.
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Steam Planning mill" One of the firm started
for Chicago yesterday to purchase new ma
chinery.
Rev. Fred. T. Gates, pastor of the Fifth
avenue Baptist church, left yesterday upon
pleasure trip to his former home in Rochester,
New York. He goes by the way of the lakes.
Before his return he will also visit his parents
in Kansas.
Yesterday while In the registers office, at
the court house, Peter A. Nelson, Hennepin
county farmer, was stricken down by sun
stroke. Restoratives were applied and the
sufferer survived sufficiently to be conveyed
to his home.
S. Wing, of South Fifth street, was arrest
ed yesterday under very peculiar charge,
made by Mrs. Frances A. Eaton. She claims
that Wing kissed her against her wishes and
WlGuOuG ucI COHScub- WucIcUy eu6 suffered
great damage and injury.
L. D. Hills double team got up frantic
runaway yesterday, but did little damage
other than demolishing the vehicle to which
they were attached and dissecting an arm from
an wooden Indian, sign in front of j. D.
Smiths cigar store at the corner of Nicollet
avenue and second street.
Mary Stuttery and Adelins Margarts catered
to their angry passions by calling each other
by very unsavory titles. The rash indulgence
of passion required settlement with the mu-
nicipai magnats in the Gum of S25 EACH They
doubtless Will not speak SO loud if the little
affair OCCURS again.
The following are the officers of the newly
organized grocers' union
Presidential. G. Hougan.l
Vice Presdent-Andrew Tharalson
Secretary-F II. Schofeld.
Treasurer-J. 2. Balm.
John Smith hired a livery horse at Porcher's
stable yesterday. In anticipation of the fun in
store for next Mondays celebration, he
crowded his prodigous NAV with "budge,"
causing him to be exceedingly vindictive. He
then proceeded to lash and run the helpless
horse almost to death, running over little
child III his drunken career. He now lam