Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-15

The vile OIL Cnlel munger Was ioPSieSu
quite i'll yesterday.
"Othello," another brilliant success at the
Academy last night.
The activity in the pick pocket business has
abated since the fair.
The streets are still in condition far from
being considered excellent.
The Pillsbury mill is turning out -four at
the rate of 1850 barrels per day.
Prof. Archibdd's academy will be opened
on Monday for the ensuing courses.
The river continues to fall, and the logs In
the boom constantly grow more secure.
A regular meeting of Minneapolis lodge,
Knights of Pythias, will be held tomorrow
night.
A regular meeting of the Zouave drum corps
was held at the armory at Turner hall last
night.
The motor jumped the track again yester-
day and occasioned considerable delay In
travel.
The special term in the municipal court will
begin on next Tuesday. Judge Bailey will
preside.
A movement is on foot looking towards the
organization OF new Odd Fellows lodge in
this city.
Where is the balloon! is the question the
prosecuted reporter is compelled to answer at
every crossing.
Frank Gron, for disorderly conduct, had his
case continued in the municipal court yester-
day until October 5.
The funeral of the boy Lewis La Mountain,
occurred from the residence of the parents
yesterday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas is threatened with
an attack of typhoid fever. His physician
hopes to break 1t up.
No. wheat now brings just sl.21 in the
Minneapolis markets, and breadstuffs will next
take another jump upwards.
David P. Smith, the carpenter, who fell
from a three-story scaffolding on Monday,
lies in very critical condition.
Chief Munger is fast improving from his
recent illness. He is yet unable to attend to
the duties of his Office, however.
The French Catholic fair, at Market hall,
was brought to successful close last even
ing. Nearly $1,000 dollars was taken in.
Arthur s. Briggs has entered a suit for
decree of divorce in the district court, from
his wife, Mary E. Briggs, on the grounds of
adultery.
The extension of the Lyndale line to Lake
Minnetonka is beng put in much better
running condition. 1t had not been properly
ballasted.
J. s. Mcclure and Hugh Keegan, the two
chaps arrested for pickpockets during the fair,
were discharged by Judge Cooley yesterday for
lack of evidence to convict.
Two more railroad collisions have just &C.
Cured in the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
road. Two locomotives are reported smashed
and eleven freight cars demolished.
James Gallagher was arraigned before the
municipal potentale yesterday, upon the
charge of committing an assault and battery
upon the person of one Cornelius Burke, but
was dismissed.
A gang Of suspicious characters arrived in
the city yesterday. They will have to be ex-
ceedingly sly to accomplish any funny work
here, however, as the watchful eye OF the Wig
liant patrolmen is upon them. Better go
south.
VIM. Kendall is one of the chaps gathered
in by the fair police under the suspicion of
being pickpoeket He was arraigned before
Judge Cooley yesterday, but as there was no
evidence against him he was permitted to go
his way.
Henry Palmer, 15-year-old boy working
at Lamoreaux's mill, at the east end of the
b-;d 10 III hon in onfo -
with q saw, severing several fingers and rip
ping the hand through the palm. DR.. Ames
dressed the wound.
A man named Mich Isaacs has mysteriously
disappeared from the Market hotel, and his
friends feel quite anxious about his wherea-
bouts. A search for the missing man has
been thoroughly prosecuted, but no trace
has as yet been found.
Gus Sherwood, fireman on the EChicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul road, was stabbed in
the arm by tramp on Tuesday. The ARRAY
arose from Sherwood's attempt to fire the
vagabond from the tender, where he was at
tempting to steal ride.
The funeral ceremonies over the remains of
Charles Bolz, the suicide, were under the
charge of the United Order of Ancient Dru-
ids. Mrs. Bolz will receive the payment of
81 200 insurance from that order, BOlZ having
been a member in good standing at the time
of the rash deed.
1t is asserted that one whole-souled, pub
lie spirited individual realized S46.25 by per-
hitting people to stand upon the roof of a
house. at twenty-five cents head, adjoining
the fair grounds and view the races and the
balloon ascension on Monday-just to help
the association out, you know.
It seems that the accident which occurred
on the Lyndale line by the motor jumping the
track week ago, was more serious than at
first supposed. Several of the passengers were
severely injured. One lady has not yet been
able to leave her bed on account of the bruises
and sprains received In the accident.
The fact that University avenue continues
be bloekaded by the Manitoba railroad
company by the partially constructed railroad
bridge, and that there appears to be no indi-
cation of an mediate remedy of the trouble
by the completion of the structure, is Gre
ating considerable complaint by the residents
of that portion of the city.
John Murphy, but better known as Johnny
hurry, headed the calendar at the police court
yesterday morning. He was charged with In
dulging his baser natures in an immoderate
debauch. He pleaded guilty to the crime of
drunkenness, and was sent down to the county