Daily globe., 1881-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
, Petit mill started IN Yesterday

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No business at the probate court yesterday.
The Workingmen's Building and Loan as
sociation meet this evening.
The shooting team from the Zouaves will
spoil several targets this afternoon.
The Emerald Isle Ladies' Land League meet
tomorrow evening, at Catholic hall.
HThe special term calender at the district
court to-day numbers sixty-fve cases.
A. C. Harris, the genial young attorney,
has taken position on the local staff of the
Journal.
The Knights of Honor and friends go to
Minnetonka to-day, leaving the Manitoba de.
pot at o'clock.
The new addition to the pesthouse makes
the building 2Ox3O feet, and two stories in
height, with Ave rooms, an outside kitchen
and dining room.
The two boys o. E. Marston and E. Neu-
man, arrested for the larceny of number OF
knives and revolver will be arraigned in the
police court this morning.
A meeting of the Homeopathic Hospital"
association will be held at D. G.. Bells resi-
dence this evening. The object of the meet
ing will be to draft set of bylaws.
Fred. Creighton, a young boy about Is
years old, was before the police court yester-
day on the charge of vagrancy. The court
committed the boy to the reform school.
Five drunks were before the police court
Yesterday morning. They did not have the
necessary amount to liqudate their fine, and
in consequence will pound rock for five
days.
The report of the city engineer for the past
year states that there are now seventy six
miles of sidewalk laid, and that half million
feet of lumber will be neeued this year for new
walks.
Mrs. Rachel McIntire, wife of Fl. 7. McIn-
tire, died at her residence, ,41S Spruce place,
yesterday morning. The deceased was 50 years
of age and the funeral will occur from the resi-
dence this afternoon at O'Clock.
Yesterday afternoon, E. A. Stark, residing
at No. 211 First street south and employed at
Cole, Hammond s. Co.'s planning mill, had
his left arm caught in the roller to the edging
saw. Before the machine could be stopped
his hand and arm was badly gashed.
young man named George Wood skipped
the town Thursday night. He was employed
by George F. Perkins & Co. machinists. Since
His departure they have found lie forged checks
to the amount of S75, and how much more is
not known. He had been in their employ
about six weeks
John Peterson and James Collins were be-
fore Judge Cooley yesterday charged with dis
orderly conduct. Collins had navy six
shooter which he said he carried to shoot cats.
Peterson claimed that they were both druRk
and he escaped with paying $40, while Collins
took a vacation for five days.
On the 25th of May meeting will be held in
Milwaukee to organize Western Rife asso-
citation. At the same time match game will be
shot between the Minneapolis club and the
Geo. II. Palmer club of Chicago. Minneapo-
lis has selected the following team: DR.. A F.
Elliot, c.. Maudlin, c. n. Skinner, j. FL.
Hankinson, I. N. Hadlett, Ole Quan.
Reserve-James Gibbs.
Yesterday morning Frank Fogarty, en-
ployed by Mr.. Harvey,of Harvey, Wales & Co.,
in trimming trees, at his residence on Third
street near Central avenue, east division, fell
from a IT, a distance of about twenty feet
and sustained serious injuries. Fogarty has
no relatives or friends in this city and will be
taken to the Cottage hospital. His injuries,
while not considered serious, are quite severe,
his back being sprained and his head injured
so that he is in an unconscious and delirious
state.
Yesterday noon Ella Foster, one of the In
mates of Mrs. Dunn's rancho, went into the
waiting room at the c., M. & st. P. depot TO
arrange her hair. While so engaged she laid
her roll, containing $137, down on table. A
boarder at the same institution known as
"Stuttering SAL" made a sneak on the dust,
and left. Ella in a hack and tears came to the
police station and reported her loss. Officer
Chase was delegated to assist her in the
search and the money was recovered at dive
on Second avenue south, kept by negro,
where 'Stuttering Sal' was found visiting.
Sal said she picked up the money with the in
tention of giving it back to Ella, and as both
are members of the same gang, no complaint
or arrest was made.