Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


their orders.
McCullough's Orchard HI. :" drew another
big house last night. tA& tf 5t 81
The "Gladiator," one of McCullough's best,
at the Academy tonight.
The claim of Martha Lawrence against her
husbands estate has been denied.
Johu Montgomery paid fine of IS in the
police court yesterday for little spree.
Andrew Burke was before his honor yester-
day for getting drunk. He languishes ten
days.
E. Engletram received sentence Of ten
days at the county Jail for drunkenness yes
terday. t
The teachers library at the high school
building will be opened at 8 o'clock this
morning.
Eighteen applicants fer teachers positions
In the public schools have been examined the
past two days.
d.. McIsaacs, the man who mysteriously
disappeared from Frank Dank's hotel, has not
yet been heard from.
A hack was badly damaged by getting into
newly filled gas trench on South Washing
ton avenue yesterday.
Alfred Blair, the stone cutter who myster-
iously disappeared from his home two weeks
ago, has not been founi.
Belle Clark was up before his honor yester-
day morning charged with drunkenness.
Sentence was suspended.
Henry Alexander, a colored individual, will
board with Sheriff Eustis ten days, and will
break rocks upon the stone pile.
Hiram Blaisdell, who was formerly prae-
titioner of the legal profession in this city, is
now selling mining stocks in Boston.
Jim Smith pleaded guilty in the police court
of drunkenness. lie is new offender, and
Judge Bailey let him off with reprimand.
The detectives were yesterday following up
a clue to the burglars who broke open the
clothing store of K. Ruse & Bro. the other
night.
The reports from the public schools are not
yet complete. Still there is slready an in
crease in membership of between three and
four hundred.
A little boy was picked up by an officer yes
terday on Nineteenth avenue south and re-
turned to his anxious parents, ION Third street,
mile away.
Moses Faber had it bad. His drunk was
extensive and prolonged. He is held in DUR
ance vile for thirty days. He will thoroughly
sober off in that time.
The fire laddies are all anxious to try the
efficacy of their new chemical engine, but for
tune appears to be against them, as the fates
have decreed no fires of late.
Officer Frenet captured an absolutely linn
Der drunk at the Pacific depot yesterday morn
ing. He was obliged to literally carry the
victim of i'll luck to the city bastile.
1t is again confidently reported that we are
to have that long promised first class hotel
after all. Messrs. 81. G.. Sidle and Elias Moses
probably know something of the project.
Adolph Rohl, an empleye in the old Bedford,
Boyce & Barker saw mill, sustained CON-
pound fracture Of his ankl e by letting log
roll upon him. DIR. Ames reduced the frac-
ture.
Nicholas Rain helped himself to q scarf pin
worth about one dollar, belonging to Edwin
Dow He sold the pin to chum for the
dollar. Judge Bailey yesterday fined him $40
for the misdemeanor.
A boot black lost his fathers silver watch
in a mud hole at the corner of Sixth avenue
south and Washington yesterday and could
not find it again. The little fellow went
home nearly broken hearted.
John Cushings, who lives at the corner OF
Main street and Fourth avenue northeast, fell
from the high scaffolding surrounding the
Upham rendering establishment, and had his
collar bone badly fractured.
The street commissioners are far from be-
ing able to keep the streets even in half re
spectacle condition. The weather is truly
enough to discourage the stoutest hearts
even those of the brave balloonists.
A general meeting of the teachers of the
public schools will be held at the high school
building this morning at 10 o'clock. Prof.
Tousley will deliver lecture to the teachers
upon Attention, and How to Gain 1t"
1t is announced that sidwell's band will give
another open air concert at the Oak Lake con-
cert park on Monday night, beginning at $50
O'Clock. Unless the weather modifies very
appreciably the listeners will be few indeed.
This aftersoon Mr.. John Mccullough will
appear in new role, very different from any
thing the Minneapolis people have had an op-
plays Claude Melnotte in the 'Lady of Lyons"
While unloading water pipes at Seventh
avenue and Third street southeast yesterday,
Peter Ken, an employee of Contractor Edgar
Folsom, accidentally let one Of the heavy pipes
fall across his chest, innicting painful in
jury.
There will be meeting in the board of
trade rooms at 10 o'clock this morning, for
the purpose of organizing society looking
towards the improving and identifying the
city. All interested citizens are invited to be
in attendance.
John Lawrence was indiscreet. He quaffed
from the flowing bowl. 1t made him booty
The police took him in. He pleaded guilty in
the police court, but implored for mercy.
Sentence was suspended, and he will join a
temperance organization-or 60 up in a bal
loon.
An East side e1pressman complained at the
police station last evening that while he had
been engaged in taking trunk into house
at No. 422 First avenue south, some unknown
individual had stolen his team and absconded
He is the same unfortunate who, it will be re-
membered, HAD his feet badly burned by some
sneaking scoundrel, by putting concentrated
I've in his stockings He is still scarcely able