Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
The waterworks are sick AGAIN.

The waterworks are sick again.
The Rifle club held practice shoot on the
range yesterday.
Thirty-one patients are cared for at present
in the Cottage hospital.
A large number went out on the Sault ste
Marie excursion, last evening.
The machinery of the Pioneer mill has final
ly been fully fixed and set in motion.
The Zouaves held regular meeting for drill
last evening at the armory in Turner hall.
A regular meeting Of Minneopa lodge Will
be held at 251 Nlcollet avenue this evening.
An Irish weekly newspaper is soon to be es-
tablished in Minneapolis and st. Paul, with
ample capital.
Hannah Thompson, of Maple Plaine, has
been adjudged insane, and has been ordered
sent to st. Peter.
Frank Stuart, Thomas O'Brien and Mind
Mortze, were each committed for seven days
for getting drunk.
Stephen Alnes, while employed in one of
the saw mills of the Mill company, received
painful cut from a saw.
The hay market was well filed yesterday
with pretty good hay, which found ready
market at from $40 to Sl1 per ton.
Frank Murray was fined $50 for committing
an assault upon his wife, Mary Murray. In
default he Was committed sixty days.
Pat Dorsey was held in the sum of $500 to
$50 in cash, by Judge Cooley yesterday.
| Complaints are made that the wicked women
and street walkers are making their headquar
tiers at the Washington school building.
| Chas. Graves for calling saloon keeper a
vile name, after having been hit ON the head
with a beer glass, paid fine of $40 and costs
yesterday.
| L. N. Miller was arraigned yesterday for
selling horse afflicted with CHAMBERS. The
case was continued till o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The regular excursion from st. Paul to
Lake Minnetonka will go out On the st. Paul,
Minneapolis q Manitoba road this evening, to
| Wayzata, and then take the steamer st. Louis.
| Conductor John Cheeseman, of the Hastings
& Dakota, was brought to Minneapolis, suffer
| ing with fractured leg and disocated Shout
| being treated by DR.. Ames.
| The board of directors of the Minnesota
Temperance union has issued circular calling
for mass temperance convention in the par
! lors of the Y. NJ. G. A ON Tuesday, the 9th
day of September, at 7:3O pm.
The lower walk on suspension bridge is
growing more and more shabby and worn out
every day. In number of places the holes
through the walk have been patched in a very
awkward and bungling manner by mailing
| rough pieces of boards over them, for people
to stub their toes against them.
The work of track laying on the Lyndale
extension to Lake Minnetonka goes bravely
forward, and in a few days will be entirely
completed. 1t will doubtless prove popula
| and comfortable route to the lake duriAg the
| heated season, running, as it will, the open
cars now used between the city and Lake Har-
| riet.
Thos. Sullivan runs the Boston restaurant
at the corner of Second and Hennepin ave-
nues. Nearly every Sunday a drunken row
the police force have become determined 10
break up the utter disregard of law and order.
Yesterday Sullivan was arraigned on the
charge of selling liquor on Sunday, in VIOLA
| ton of the Sunday ordinance, so-called. Sui
livan pleaded not guilty and waived jury trial.
| The case was continued until this morning at
9 O'Clock, in order to give HIM time to pre-
pare his defense, if he has any.