Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs

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sane and taken to st. Peter for treat
ment.
Thomas Min will build $4,000 resi-
dence on Fourth avenue south, near
street.
A meeting of the committee from the
City Council on the fire department will
be held this evening.
The council committee on railroads
will hold special meeting in the council
chamber this evening.
The Wilkin Bros. are doing an excel
lent restaurant business at No. IS Wash
ington avenue north.
There were ninety one real estate trans
actions filed the past week. They foot up
in the aggregate just $211 ,280.
Louis Vorwerk is building two fine
stores on Fifth street northeast, adjoin-
ing the grocery store which he now oc-
cupies.
A regular meeting of st. Anthony
lodge will be held in the hall over Ell
lots 'jewelry store on Nicollet avenue
this evening.
Prof. c.. G. Curtiss returned from Big
Stone lake yesterday, whittier he had
been called by the death of his father,
Horatio Curtiss.
An enigrant train of four cars went
out on the Hastings g. Dakota road yes
terday loadedswith Swedes. Montevideo
was the destination.
Westwoed Folliver has filed an appli-
cation in the district court for a decree
of divorce from his wife Abigail on the
ground of desertion.
George Jackson and Charles Burton
were convicted of drunkenness in the
police court yesterday. His honor let
them off for IS each
John Hindeland was arraigned before
Judge Cooley yesterday morning on a
charge of vagrancy. He had little money
and was hence discharged.
Yesterday Secretary Clarke received
the registered entry of the famous Grim
stead Kentucky stables of thoroughbred
horses, from Saratoga, N. Y.
Rev. F. W. Tompkins has inst returned
from trip to the East He was rendered
very enjoyable reception last evening
at his residence on Harmon Place
The beautiful new scenery at the
Academy of Music was exhibited to the
members of the press last evening 1t
certainly does Manager Herrick and the
artist much credit.
Tie sale of privileges for the fair
grounds during the fair will occur at the
headquarters, in the Academy of Music,
at 10 o'clock this morning Those inter
ested should bear this in mind.
Gen. W. D. Washburn has rendered
| the use of his elegant private palace car,
which he will send to New York, for the
comfort of Gen. Grant and his party on
their trip to the great Northwest.
A block has been purchased on Port
land avenue by Mrs. Morris, widow of
Commodore Morris, and eldest daughter
of the late Franklin Steele, which will be
! dedicated to the city as public park.
VIM. Rafferty, and Sherman Cooper,
each, quaffed most immoderately the
| flowing bowl. They were arraigned yes
terday morning and were sentenced to
seven days at breaking rocks, with quar-
| tiers with Sheriff Eustis
| Arrangements have been completed by
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
! Railroad company to run special trains
! between Willmar and Minneapolis, leav-
| ing that place in tie morning and re-
] turning in the evening.
Upon the especial invitation extended
| by Gov. Pillsbury, Gen. Grant will be the
| guest of the gubernatorial mansion dur
| ing the week of the fair. He is expected
| to arrive on Saturday, September 8, and
| will remain over the fair week.
The monthly business meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
| will be held this afternoon, at O'Clock,
/ in the hall over Elliott's music store, on
Nicollet avenue The annual election of
officers will occur at this meeting.
1t is hoped that the streets will be
placed in much better condition be-
tween this and the first of September.
And also that the excavations for water
and gas mains will be either completed
before or discontinued during the fair
week.
Another neighborhood row has been
permitted to blossom in the municipal
court, and there it will probably go to
bud Mrs. E. Clark alleges that VIM. S.
Hall has treated her with very abusive
and lntolerable language. He was ar
raigned yesterday, but not being ready
for trial, the case was continued until
Monday at o'clock p. m.
Charles Bodies got his express team in
the way of the street car. The result was
the car hit one of his horses. Bolles be-
came incensed on account of the acct
dent, for which he was doubtless wholly
to blame, and attempted to put head on
the driver of the car at his next trip He
was arrested on charge of assault and bat
terry and fined $40 and COSTS
JOHNNY Hopper runs laundry down on
Washington avenue. Recently he has
embarked in the business of purchasing
sclap iron, as sort of side issue He
bought three new anchors of boy The
boy stole the anchors from a carpenter.
Hopper was hoped into the police court
on charge of purchasing stolen articles.
To give the defendant an opportunity to
find the boy in question, whom he thinks
he knows, the case was continued until
this morning
A butcher named Alex. Honigschmldt
was arrested at the instigation of Bridget
Kelley. She alleges that she bought
some sausage of the butcher, which was
abominable stuff. She took it back, and
the irate butcher knocked her down.
The blow and consequent shock caused a
miscarriage, from which she came near
dying. The case was continued until to-
day. The butcher also had Mrs. Kelly
arrested, for using abusive language