Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The hotel arrivals yesterday were slmply
immense.
An excursion party from Dubuque registered
at the Nicollet yesterday
VIM. Mclean was fined $3.50 for getting
on little spree of his own.
The Tabernacle Sunday school excursion 10
Lake Mnnetonka will occur to-day.
A large Number of excursion parties from
the South arrived yesterday for Minnetonka.
John Lindouist plead guilty to- the charge
of drunkenness and was fined s.. lie PAID
the sum.
P. Foley takes seven days recreation at
the rock pile at the court house for seven
days for getting drunk.
The case of R. G. Barton and wife, for the
domestic block row, will come up in the mu-
nicipal court on Saturday.
Officer Daley arrested drunken fellow on
the East side, obstinate and insolent and lodg-
ed him in the lock- up, after lively tussle.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Williams announce that
they will be lat home" to the members OF
their church and congregation this evening.
John Eastman came before the police court
yesterday on charge of calling Bridget Ber-
medy vile name He was fined $50 and
costs.
Hattie Brush, for keeping a house of i'll
fame, deposited $50 in the municipal court yes
terdav This fee was formerly S25 per month,
but the judge has thought it expedient to dou-
BILE it.
The amounts received in the police court
from the prostitutes yesterday Melted Sl0'.
One-ha this sum, $50, will go to the Bethany
home.
The experts, Perry and johnson, were bust
" engaged Yesterday in examining into the &C
counts of E. J. Davenport while clerk of the
municipal court.
Yesterday morning Officer Chase found
chap insensibly drunk in front of stable on
Nlcollet avenue. He summoned an express
wagon and had him carried to the police station.
One of Mattison's hacknen, named Charles
Cole, decamped with the proceeds of two days
hack work, amounting to SlS or $50 Mr..
Mattison would like to find out something OF
his whereabouts.
For being inmates of houses of i]l-fame the
following magdalens paid into the police
court Yesterday the sum of $40 each: Jessie
Gray, Josie Douglas, Jennie Lee, Lille Gale
and Nellie Parker.
To-day is the last day on which summonses
may be served for the regular term of court,
Augusta, and the Officers and deputy sher-
ifs will be kept busy.
Henry Ch4se was arraigned yesterday in the
municipal court, charged with the assault
upon Jacob Amen, reported in Sunday GLOBE,
with Ratchet. After hearing the evidence
Judge Cooley discharged the case.
Officer Daley found drunken woman, &C
comEanied by a little 5-year-old boy, also in
toxicated, on the railroad track on the East
Side, in imminent danger of being run over by
the cars They were given lodging in The city
lock up last night
The reporters attention was called yesterday
to the fact that the employees of one of the
heaviest retail dry goods houses on Nlcollet
avenue were obliged to raise fund among
themselves for the purpose of supplying the
store with ice water
The meteor which passed over the city on
Monday night was witnessed by hundreds of
people, who attest that it was the most bril-
liant of anything of the kind ever seen in this
locality Its course was very near the east
and its mean direction was towards the
north.
One pair of horses, one white and one bay,
with halters on, found on the lot of j. w.
Bellamy this morning early. The horses are
now in good care of Mr.. Bellamy, on Division
street, East Division, Minneapolis, Mimi,
where the owner can get them by paying cost
of feed and care and advertisement.
The grading on the Lake Minnetonka exten-
sion of the Lyndale narrow gauge line has
been completed to Excelsior, and the track
laying is being vigorously pushed forward.
Col. McCrory announces that the line will be
in full operation within two weeks. 1t is
destined to become very popular line to the
lakes.
The ladies of the Centenary M. E. church
will have social gathering this evening at
the church, for the purpose of bidding fare
well to Rev. DR.. Van Anda. The friends of
the much esteemed DR.. Van Anda are invited
to be In attendance. The pastor will leave for
London, England, next Monday morning, to
attend session OF the Ecumenical council.
Clerk of the Municipal Court Ed. A. Stevens
has figured up the accounts of the funds
turned over to him bv his pred -cessors and
finds the sum of S93 80 which he traces back
to the administrators of Wilson, down
through Clerk Dunn's hands into his own.
This money all this time, he. alleges, actually
belonged to the city, and he has now turned
the amount over to ecity treasurer.