Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-15
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
uNNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

The common council hold regular meet
ing tomorrow afternoon.
Associate Judge McGrorty OF ST. Paul was
visiting this city on legal business yesterday
A drunken Swede named Peterson, with
grip-sack the size of Saratoga trunk, wal
run in last evening.
J. Ludwig, for keeping his saloon open OF
Sunday, paid $40 and costs into the municipal
court treasury yesterday.
Bill Ryan was sent to his regular boarding
place by Judge Cooley yesterday for Sixty
days, on the usual charge of vagrancy.
Bills of lading for three car loads OF iron'
10 be used in the cells OF the new jail, have
been received by the county commissioners
The residents of the East side are bringing
to the front old muskets and rifles, with which
to kill the chicken thieves who are making
great havoc nightly.
Yesterday afternoon John Schockweiler got
on one of his periodical tares and started out
on Third street with loaded revolver. de
was collared and taken to the lookup Dy oIn-
GERS Bates and Hines.
The three youths, John Fitzgerald, VIM
Galen and Charles Whittier, arrested for dis
turbing the revival services at the jackson
street chapel, were before Judge Cooley yes
terday afternoon. The court read them lee
ture and discharged them.
". w. BrowA, proprietor OF the Theater
Comique, was ordered by Judge Cooley to ap-
rear before him this afternoon. The order
was issued from the fact that liquor was
found in the bar and swine rooms" OF the dive
by Officer Frenet after the license was re-
yoked.
Chief Munger is at the present writing in
Chicago. The police ale 'mum" as to what
he has zone after. 1t is stated, however, that
Boydsn. who embezzled about 800 from Bur-
CESS & Mauley, and skipped with a variety
actress, will accompany him back. lie is ex-
pscted home on Wednesday
The spring term of the district court opens
this morning. The grand jury will be charg-
ed in the afternoon. 1t is expected that the
term will be unusually short. The principal
criminal cases to be considered 6y tae grand
iury are those of DR.. Eli Small, Jr., for man
slauphter and Charles Grear, for assault with
intent to Kill.
Charley Mitchell and Ed Henderson, of the
Tribune, managed the business part OF Prof.
Raldwin's Sunday show, and made good
thing at it.-J0urHGt. This fact probably
accounts for the column editorials ON the
scientific sde'' of Prof. Baldwin's perform
ances and the daily interviews with the pro-
lessor published in that paper. AS Charley
and Ed. only made 31S apiece 1t was not such
good thing after all.
George c. Richmond was appointed ad-
ministrater OF the estate of Charles e. Rich
mond Yesterday. Charles committed suicide
after numbering his wife last summer, and
the estate consists of the the moneys due his
heirs from the A. o. U. W., and A. D. ID.
societies, to which insurance organizations
the deceased belonged. These orders re-
fuse 10 pay the insurance and 1t is ex-
pected that suits will be instituted by the
administrator against them at an early day.
Thomas Prescott, the colored individual
who was taken in custody on Sunday while in
fit of temporary insanity, was yesterday ad-
Judged insane and committed to the county
insane asylum Banks Reed another colored
man is at present under an indictment for as
saulting Prescott and shooting with an in
tent to Kill him. 1t is claimed by Reed that
Prescott at the time of the shooting was crazy
and he only shot in self defense. The adjudg-
ing Prescott insane and his actions on Sunday
would seem to bear out this theory.
Judge Rea received a letter from superin-
dent Bartlett, of the Insane asylum at st. Peter,
Yesterday The doctor states, in answer to the
enquiry of the Judge as to whether he could
make room for any of the patients now con-
hned at the Jail, that owing to the demands
made for the admission of patients from coun-
ties that have no place to keep their insane he
cannot receive any from Hennepin county. He
also states in his letter that Mrs. Ellen Green,
sent to the asylum from the poor farm in
March, 1879, is dead.