Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Treya lodge, l. o. G. T., held meeting last
evening for the election of officers.
John Dahl took seven days sentence tpon
the rock pile for beastly intoxication.
The Zouave corps held a drill meeting in
their armory in Turner's hall last evening.
Minneopa lodge will elect new board of
officers at the regular meeting this evening.
The open air concert at the park on Tenth
street, by Danz' band, was another popular
success.
An addition of four rooms is being built up
on the Lincoln school building in North Min
neapolis.
Damon Lodge No. 5, Knights of Pythias,
will enjoy picnic excursion to White Bear
lake to-day.
The lumber contributions to the sufferer
of the New Ulm cyclone disaster were all
shipped yesterday.
P. Doriner, the insane tailor of No. liz
Washington avenue north, will be taken to
st. Peter for treatment.
Several gangs of laborers are engaged in re-
moving the filth and garbage from the cutters
of the principal streets.
The case of L. y. Miller, charged with sell
ing a glandered horse, was postponed two
weeks at request OF defendant.
Charles Z. Keith will start a paper in this
city, the first issue appearing on August 4.
The name will be the Telegraph.
fire broke out in the publishing house OF
Hoppin, Palmer & Dimond yesterday morning,
but was quickly extinguished.
Cora Roach and Kitty Conner, two inmates
of houses OF i'll repute, deposited SO each in
the municipal court yesterday.
The total receipts of the municipal court
for the present month, up to noon, yesterday,
gives the astonishing figures of Sips.
The regular excursion train viii run to Like
Mnnetonka this evening oyer the Minneapo-
lis & ST. Louis railroad, leaving this city
at 7:1O.
NJ. W Yerxa, who had his ankle seriously
sprainei in the freight yard, holds an accident
policy which will draw $50 per week during
disability.
Josie Brown, the mistress of bagnio, called
at the police court yesterday and left $50 as
fine or tx, for the month just past, i'll pros
ecuting her traffic.
John Walker, the saloonkeeper who put a
monster head upon John Young on Tuesday
night, was fined $40 ior the offenSe by Judge
Cooley yesterday.
The Irving Comedy company will give an
other entertainment at Lake Park hotel this
evening. The bill Is 'EveIybody's Friend"
and ''1ly Turn Next"
4 grocer uamed Smith, on Filth street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets south, reports
that his money drawer has Oeen ROBBED OF S12
in cash by sneak thief.
Adelaide Avney, the woman found by Off
Ger VIM. Daley on The East Side dunk, was
brought before the police court yesterday and
Sentence was suspended.
A carpenter named James got caught under
a failing pile of lumber AT the corner OF Sec
ond street and First avenue north, and suffered
q compound fracture OF Ills leg.
John Street left his morse unhitched. Officer
Byrnes took the animal III charge, and before
the owner could reclaim it he was obliged to
deposit 81 with the clerk OF The municipal
court.
The committee from the city council, on
health and hospitals, will hold meeting this
evening at 1880 o'clock. 1t is presumed that
the new hospital project will come up for dis
cussiOn.
Margaret Miller was arrested on charge of
assaulting her daughter, and arralgned before
the municipal court yesterday. No appearance
was made against ner, ana Ine Judge us
charged the case.
VIM Roberts stole lot of cooper's tools
from w. G. Lee. He was arraigned before
Judge Cooley yesterday afternoon for the
crime, and convicted. He was committed on
a ninety days sentence.
John Croft and John Cenroy were both con-
victed Of indulging indiscriminately in tangle-
foot, and were taken to castle de Eustis,
where they will board the coming seven days,
and break rock by Way of enjoyment and rec
reatiou.
Freight receipts in this city during the week
ending July rs, were 1,501 cars, in which
1850 bushels of wheat are included; l,531
cars were sent out, carrying 66,2l1 barrels OF
flour, 2,U30 feet of lumber, and a quantity of
general merchandise.
E. W. Aldrich's horse got on a rampage
yesterday afternoon. The animal, while at
the Milwaukee depot, became frightened and
took dash upon his own hook, demolishing
the vehicle to which ne was attached, by col
lidIng with hitching post on Second street.
Mr.. Aldrich received a falnful injury in the
shoulder.
John Young, for disorderly conduct, was
arraigned in the police court yesterday morn
ing. He was indeed a sorry looking individu-
al His left eye was entirely closed and his
under lip had the appearance OF having been
kicked by the proverbial government mule.
He plead guilty TO the charge of fighting with
John Walker, and fine of $40 was imposed,
which was unhessitatingly paid.
At the meeting of the board of education
yesterday afternoon it was voted that they
should pay the City bank note for $4,000.
MIR. Britain Was instructed to look into the
visibility OF putting on coat OF fire-proof
paint on the Single roof of the public school
buildings W. ". McNair reported the re-
ceipt OF 81 800 toward the grammar school
libraries. Other business of minor imp0r-
lance Was transacted.
The following is a list of the newly elected
officers of Hlawatha lodge l. o. g. T.:
W. Tee. A. Clement.
W. V. Laura Mitchell.
w. Sec.-H. Huffman.
W. +. S.-Geo. F. Perkins.
W. 1reas.-Mrs. j. Z. Ward.
W. Chap-A. F. Lieut..
W. M.-John Straiton.
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