Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-26
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
M1NNEApoL1s aLoBELETs.

J. A. Mcdonald was in the city yesterday.
Yesterday was busy day in the police
court.
new board of officers will be elected to-
night by Hiawatha lodge.
An excellent open air concert was given by
sidwell's brass band in Oak Lake grove last
evening.
A regular meeting of the board of education
will be held tomorrow afternoon at hall past
2 o'clock
A regular meeting of the Temple of Honor
will be held tomorrow evening at No. 25l
Nicolet avenue.
Patti Carr was convicted of disorderly con-
duct in the police court yesterday, for which
he paid IS and costs of court.
J. Walgren, charged with larceny from
Louis Holburn, was arraigned yesterday after
noon. The case was continued until to-day
at 2 p. nj.
The city board of equalization labored over
the "facts and figures" reetive to the assess
ments made upon the lumber firms OF the
city all day yesterday.
Harry Beleau was arraigned for the larceny
of. G. Fasset's watch, from his vest, IN
Knowrs LIQUOR store. He was held in the
sum of $500 bail to the grand juay.
Frank Dunnigan had silver watch and a
pocket book stolen from his vest from the
salesroom of the Trunk factory of Barnum s.
Goodrich, No. 25 Washington avenue north.
Geo. H. and Josiah Stetson, two carpenters,
fell from scaffolding fifteen feet to the
tba hnild Chest
nut ID Twelfth street, and were seriously IN
jured.
B. stenson's case, brought in the municipal
court Saturday, for keeping cess pool on the
east side which was believed to be nuisance,
came up yesterday afternoon and the DEFEND
ant was discharged.
A German hired his horse and buggy to
man for season. The property, it was agreed,
should be returned last Saturday night, but
upon search no trace of either man or morse
and buggy can be found.
A, J. Meacham, cashier of the Goodhue
County bank. of Red Wing, was in the city
Yesterday. Mr.. Meacham was formerly
resident of Minneapolis, and for several years
the leader of the choir of the Centenary al. h.
church.
John Eastman was brought before Judge
Cooley yesterday afternoon, charged with
using abusive language to one Bridget Deome
DIV. He entered plea of not guilty and the
case was continued until this morning at 10
o'clock.
The crews of switchmen in the Minneapolis
& St. Louis yards have about overcome the
blockade troubles. Trains of freight which
had been side-tracked out on the various lines
begin to pour into the city and will, for a
number of days, give the yard master and his
helpers all they can possibly attend to in keep
ing the tracks clear.
The newly elected officers of the Crusaders
T. A. society will occur tonight. An
elaborate programme has been prepared for
the occasion. consisting OF speeches., toasts,
vocal and instrumental music, and bountl
GUS repast The affair will doubtless be one
of the happiest ever enjoyed by the society
during its existence.
The complimentary benefit charitable ex-
cu1sion to be rendered Gen. Washbnrn, NJ. c.,
will leave the Minneapolis & st. Louis depot
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. Undoubtedly
an immense attendance and glorious good
time will result. The tickets are SIS, and
handsome donation will be secured, judging
from the sale already made.
Many citizens whose residences and places
business are dependent upon the water works
system for water supplies, have been greatly
annoyed for a number of days by having the
same entirely shut off most of the time. The
pressure is inadequate at best, but to be abso
lutely shut off from any supply whatever is
too much for any mans patience.
The local manager of the Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine company, A. W. Russell,
reported yesterday at police headquarters that
LoI Lan ctN1o fr,, hor OF
No COL University avenue south, on Sunday
night. The animals were as follows: One
small white horse, and the other a medium
sized bay, with one white hind foot, with a
white face.
A row in a saloon near the city market was
reported yestesday. A big burly Swede was
rather severely punished inside,
and then coming out upon
the street he vented his spite against man
kind in general by proceeding to pummel
gray haired old man. A gentleman interfered
or the result would doubtless have been very
serious. No arrests were made.
VIM. Prendergast has served a sentence in
the State reform school. He is now only
about II years OF age. Notwithstanding his
youthfulness in years he appears to be old IN
the ways of the wicked. He was found in
house of i'll fame and arrested. The case came
up before the police court yesterday. Inc
judge, IN the generousness of his heart, took
the testimony and suspended sentence.
The dog killer, whose name is L. W. Miller,
is again in serious trouble. Truly the way of
the transgressor is hard. He was yesterday
arraigned before the municipal court on the
char ge of selling a horse effected with the
dreaded disease, CHAMBERS: The charge GER
tainly is a serious one, AMI the complainant
feels pretty confident he can clearly substanti-
ate it with ample proofs. The case was con-
tinued until tomorrow.