Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-15
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Hon. f. McCann was reported much better yes
terday.
Horse feed is somewhat lower, but hay continues to
rule high
P. Thompson is the proud father Of twelve
pound boy.
Jndge Ware of the municipal court of st. Louis,
is in the city.
The IRE ladies arc grading up the approach OF
hose house No s. st their own expense.
An informal social WAS hsld at Elliot's hall last
evening By the Unitarian church society.
Lite Emily will be repeated st the Opera house
tonight. I. peases everybody, and draws good
houses.
Sheriff Eusts has left for Brsinsrd to serve sub
penes upon some witnesses to case soon to be
tried here.
Mai Henry D. O'Brien, of tbs ST. Louis Gazette,
is in the city visiting relatives and renewing old &C.
quaintances.
All tbs incoming through train. continue to be be-
HAD schsdule time. owing to the poor condition OF
the tracks caused by the rains.
Thos Sullivan, proprietor of the Boston restaur-
ant, is caterer who knows how to get up an excel
lent meal Open daJ and night
Charl.s L. Davis, as Alvin Joslin, an eccentric
on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Although potatoes are being sold by commission
men for nifty cents per bushel the thrifty farmer
still adheres to the price of eighty cents.
The sIinnespoli. BARRIERS have formed 8 league,
and agreed upon rise in price of shaving to fifteen
cents. The price of every thing is advancing
A three horse team attached to wood cart made
a futile attempt to runaway, but the mud on Second
strset dsheactened them and they gave it up in dis
gust.
Hose company No. s, and Hook and Ladder Com
p,ny So have presented assistant Engineer Fred
ericks wths fus meerschsum pipe as token OF
regard.
Atlo'.o.k yesterday thu fire whistle which had
been replaced on the paper mill Hennepin Island,
was tried giving many the idsa that had broken
out some 4here.
Annaa giving his name as John Nelson, Who is on
his way from D,kota to the East, reported at the
police headquarters yesterday the less of his watch
ana some Sl4 in money.
certain 70 ,,nz lady reported at the police station
yesterday that certain girl, acquain lance, had
stolen ring from her legal steps are being taken
toward the recovery OF the ring.
Tho young man from New York who lost his trunk
in transit to this city, has abandoned search for the
same He concludes that he Is the victim of
thief and the circumstances look decidedly that
way.
SIuh complaint ia made at the delay in the arrival
OF rgit to this city. The continued rains have so
imp aired the tracks that It is imposs bic to pull
large aud heavily loaded trsins on anywhere near
regular time and blockade is feared
The races which were to have occurred yesterday.
under the auspices Of the Gentlemen's Driving as
soeiat6n aere postponed until to-day account of
I'D And il tn
Wi bs able to carry out the programme even to-
day.
Arsrty of bold buffalo hunters from the east have
returned from the wds OF he west and the msrvel-
Qua tales they relate about the muiti'udiuous num-
bars o; the sportive buffalo which fell prey to their
rifes-ohi we refrain TO reiterato. No one would
believe.
Geo A. Pilsbury eleven days ago elected TO |
the civ council from the Fifth ward The law re-
anires candidates 70 qualify within ten days after
e ecton Mr.. Psbury has defaulted in this partic |
uar Gud another election will have TO be held TO NIL
the vacancy.
1t is stated tina! conductor on one of the Mime
aposs Il st Louis freight trains is likely to come to
grief lie got hard up, 1t is reported, and sold his |
time to a broker and afterwards drew it from the
company himself. and appropriated the same The |
broker swears dire vengeance.
Frank Cummings, restauranteur, has been ar
rested at the Instance OF Mrs Kate JONES' actress
the charge or larceny OF part OF ner WARDROBE
and jewelry. He arraigned In the police court
Yesterday afternoon, but the YVES continued |
until i morning. Cummings was placed under
S20J bonds.
Another ratr BAD smash-up hss to be recorded for
the ALlnreep lis & st. Louis road. At about II
O'Clock on Thursday night switch was carelessl
left open and engine No sc came flying no the |
track with train of freghts and plunged headlong
through the open switch into the ditch. The train
was pretty badly dsmoralized. Fortunately no one |
was hurt
meeting Of the city Improvement society will be
held at she city council chambers this evening" Mr.
Hw s Cleveland, Of Chicsg, will address the !
meeting He has had considerable practical exper
fence in the particular work taken upon this society
and can doubtless i'm art muca valuable informa
ton Among other business anew board OF officers
will be elected
tnow transpires that the horses stolen from G.
". shatto's stable a few nights since, had been
sold to SIR. Shatto under circumstances identical
with those of the sale of the horses week so ago
TO Gale. ss reportei in the GLOBE, That is, theg
really wsre owned by parties other than the
who sold them The right came and cap
tured them. They VII be replevined.
Yesterday morning, a u year old boy named Frank
Hagerdpn, was caught in swiftly revolving belt at
the Nerh Star wooden mill. while he was employed |
about The mill. Before he could be rescued he was
quite seriously Injured. He was tsken at once to the
offoe 81 Dr. Ames. where it found that the lad |
had sustained fracture of the tibis of the left I
thigh. After being treated he was removed to his
home OF Marshall street, on the East side
In the municipal court yesterday one VIM. Mar
rIatt was arraig ed at the instance of his wife, VIII
CHI srged him with an assault upon hsr. She also
testified that he had threatened her lif e. when under
the inflae Of his caps He is bard drlnker. |
Marratt WAS fined $40 for the assault, which he
paid. A bond of S2) required TO keep the /
peace. This lattsrS4he unable to get and
consequently rpcarcerated for period of thirty
days. or until Ia coud secure bondsmen. In the
meantime mis- wife proposes to pack mp her worldly
effects and depart for other scenes.
Nothvith standng the fact that some Of the oiti-
zons of this berg at the motor line and cal il
horse soaring machine, for which Minneapolis has
no practical use. there are many who know sud ap-
precias thu real worth of the read, and it is now
proposed to build another line to Fort Smelling by
up and il the line is built it will doubtless prove
remunerative TO the projectors Of the enterprise
well great convenience to citizens along the line
There il wide tract of fine residence property be-
tween this city and the Fort which would thus BE- |
available, and put upon the market for builders. |
good scheme.
Peter Obeist is gay deceiver. He was n. B. |
Harwcod's right bower in demonstrating business |
For ways that dark and tricks thst are vain you
eau reckon on Peter. He had charge of the |
girls IN Ha woods employ. sud is msny conquest
he is credited with being the victor of. He not
particularly handsome, neither he what is termed