Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-01
Observation-Disclosures
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.


.Zouave masquerade at Turner hall to.mor-
row nigkt.
{ The board OF education hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The expense to the county taxpayers for the
two trials in the Pinney will matter is about
$4,000.
City Clerk Mathews will attend the grand
lodge, A. o. L. W, which meets to-day at
Winona.
Nothing has been heard from Pauly Bros,
of St. Louis, the contractors for the new cells
in the Jail.
Notwithstanding the storm pleasant party
assembled at the social dance, given by the
members of Hose company No. I last even.
ing.
Yesterday sleigh, containing D. r. Barber
upset in front of the water works, but
fortunately the occupant escaped serious in.
jury.
Charley King, the young lad who carried of
the prize as the best skater at the rink Satur.
day, is brother of John W. King, the we'll
known athlete.
from ex-Auditor Sjobcrg, of Kandyohi county
| was before Judge Cooley this morning. HI
plead guilty and was committed for sixty
days.
| Over 800 has been raised by subscription
for the widow of VIM. Foster, who died from
injuries received by being run over by freight
train, in Minneapolis IL st. Louis freight
yard.
A decree OF divorce was granted to Nettit
Arnold Elgan from her husband, James Ell
| gan. The decree was issued on the ground
| that the defendant had been living with Mrs
Jennie King for the last year.
| 1t is reported that Herrick Bros. have en-
gagged another "spiritualistic" party to per
| form at their house. After seeing how easily
| the public can be 'scaught' by Sunday
evening entertainment the managers of the
| academy are going to try it on other
evenings.
| Frank Farrell, who was arrested Sunday
morning at the dive called "Theatcr Comique, }
| on First avenue south, for beating his wife
| was before Judge Cooley yesterday morning
| Farrell gave the name of Bryan, and his wife
not appearing, he paid $40 for being drunk
| and was discharged.
Yesterday morning Nelson Anderson, EN-.
ployed by P. B. Carroll to unload lumber in
the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul yard, met
with serious accident While standing in
| front of the car he was struck by plank jus
above the ankle and his left leg badly frac
tured. DR.. Ames attended him.
". w. Brown, proprietor of the ''Theatel
Comique," was before Judge Cooley yesterday
morning charged with keeping the saloon an(
| wine rooms, which he runs in connection with
his variety entertainment, open after midnight
| on Saturday. The case was continued unit
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
A female named Kittie Trotizan caused th,
arrest of A. Bowker yesterday for assault ant
battery. The evidence heard was that Kitti,
owed BoWker for quarters worth of breaG
and refused to pay until her husband returned
! from the woods. A war of words ensued
| ending in Kittie assaulting the defendant will
| a stick of cord wood, and in self-defense hi
attempted the same act. The court dismissed
| the case.
| An individual giving his name as Charles
Harris was arrested in st. Paul Sunday even
ing in house of ill-fame Harris had in the
the police station in that city, and desired to
have it taken to the orphan asylum. He said
he was from this city and his wife was at pres
ent in hospital here, but his being found in
such place and having over S. in his poke
caused suspicion. Yesterday afternoona vel
known lady and member of DR.. Knickerback
er's church, called on Chief Munger and stat
ed that the story Harris told was true, and al
| she knew the unfortunate woman's condition
| she would take care of the child. She left YES
terday afternoon for ST. Paul on her errand OF
mercy,