Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Thos. FLYNN was fined s. yesterday for
drunkenness.
James Parker, for drunkenness, was fined
81 yesterday.
George N. Morgan Post, G. R., held a
session last night.
For disorderly conduct Dennis Morgan
was fined IS and costs.
The Minneapolis Grocers Union has esisb-
lished collection agency.
This afternoon the city council committee
on roads and bridges will meet.
The Parnell land league held an interesting
meeting last night despite the heat.
meeting of Freya lodge will be held this
evening at No 125 Nicollet avenue.
A regular convention of Damon lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, was held last evening.
Several picnic parties enjoyed an excellent
time on the banks of Lake Harriet yesterday.
James Rogers was convicted of vagrancy
and was sentenced to thirty days on the stone
pile.
The recent statement of the county treasurer
shows balance on hand of SS9, S32, which
is deposited in the various banks of the city.
A regular meeting of the Temple of Honor
will be held at No. PSI Nicollet avenue to-
night.
During the past month there has been an
average of thirty-four inmates at the county
poor farm.
A carpenter fell from a scaffolding on the
nd
bruises, but miraculously escaped breaking
any bones.
The First NJ. Z. chuSch and the Centenary
NJ. E. church people will 60 to White Bear to-
day and enjoy sail and basket picnic.
Geo. Rice, brakeman on the Chicago,
Milwaukee s. St. Paul road, was painfully ill.,
iured by being caught between two freight
ears:
E.A. Nelson and VIM. Turnbolt, two mild
and harmless DRINKS, were discharged with
one of Judge Gooley's severe reprimands yes
terday.
The yeritable John Jones lmbibed too much
tanglefoot for his convenient equilibrium, and
was ushered before his honor. He paid 81 and
departed.
The Grocers Union will hereafter hold
regular meetings on the evenings of the
second and fourth Mondays of each month in
the office Of Frank Cornell.
The Insurance commissioners have adjusted
John Martins loss on his lumber yards which
were destroyed on the Fourth, and paid him
therefor the sum of l0,lSf6S.
J. NJ. Shaw and Riddle examined R. Il.
Day and another student, applicants to be ad-
mitted to the Hennepin county bar yesterday,
but have not yet passed upon them.
Yesterday the sheriff of Lyon county arrived
in this city in charge of Emerson Waterman,
convicted of larceny. The prisoner was turned
over to Sheriff Eusts for safe keeping.
Mrs. Woodhouse's elecutionary entertain
ment at Harrison hall last night drew fair
audience. Thd proceeds were for the benefit
of the Westminster church furnishing fund.
HI. Bredfeld, of 524 Washington avenue
north, had a mare and colt stolen from his
barn during Monday night. Up to last night
no trace had been found of the thief or the
animals.
August Zeigler was arranged yesterday on
the charge of assaulting, with dangerous
weapon, the person of VIM. Hoist. The evil
deDce not being suficieet to convict MIN ne
was discharged.
The CHAMBERS scare among horses has en-.
trely subsidized. Most cases which were re-
ported developed only aggravated cases of
distemper, and the afflicted horses have nearly
all fully recovered from the effects.
Conductor Kelly, OF the Milwaukee & st.
Paul Short Line, is suffering from very pain
full eye, the result of flying cinder. Appre-
tensions are feared that the sight will be en-
tirely destroyed by Inflammation. Conductor
]. E. Hennesy will fill his place during his
trouble.
Yesterday afternoon mule team hauling
mill wood for the Northwestern Fuel COM
pany, in dumping load on the verge of the
bluff in front of the Winslow house on the
East Side, drove too near to the edge, and
team, wagon and all were participated to the
bottom of the bluff, some forty feet, rolling
over and over. But strange to say the mules
stubboruly survived this rough treatment,
with scarcely scratch.
George Goodrich was brought before his
honor the judge of the municipal court on
Saturday, upon complaint of Lena Johnson,
and fiued S25 for injuring the household
goods Of the complainant, and ordered that
one half of the fine be paid TO the COM
plainant. It has been since the subject OF
comment by the profession, practitioners at
the bar, that his honor must have found evil
dence of wool from imported sheep having
contagious disease, and decided the case under
statute act of 1866, chapter ~, or perhaps
founda few cranberries in the possession of
the prisoner picked before the time allowed by
section 2, chapter 81, act of 1871, IN which two
statutory provisions one half of the fine shall
be paid to the complaining witness