Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Judge Cooley suspended sentence upon tn
cases of two drunks yesterday.
The fire whistle from this morning fortl
will be at the Camp & Walker sawmill.
General Manager Merritt and Assistant Man
ager Van Horne were in the city yesterday.
A crazy besotted wretch was ushered to tht
cooler yesterdy for creating disturbance.
1t is expected to have trains rnniug to Min
ne tonka on the Minneapolis Il St. Louis roat
in a few days.
A carpenter working on building on Two
aud-a-half street. fell from a scaffolding and
broke his nose.
At meeting yesterday the old board of d.
rectors of the Elevator company was unanl-
nous ly reelected
Mr.. Elbel entertained a number of invited
guests at his rerdence last night in excellent
style, q la ice cream, etc.
The insurance commissioners were busy
yesterday adjusting the losses of John Martin
on bis lumber which burned on the Fourth.
Nire DRINKS met with fine of FIVE dollars
sach with an option of seven days recrea-
ton studying gellogy at the expense of the
county.
Burglars broke into Leighton's restaurant
early yesterday morning aud appeassd their
appetites on canned fruit. They seemed to
want nothing else.
4 young woman residing on First street,
East Division, while cutting kindllng, acct
dentally made bad cash in her hand, requir
ing ten stitches to close it.
Henry Justin was arraigned before his
honor yesterday on the charge OF robbing the
person OF +. w. Noble of valuable watch and
chain. The case was continued one week.
A 6-year-old son of Mr.. Periveau, residing
near tse Duluth depot, fell from pile OF lum-
Der, fracturing his thigh. The wound, though
painful, will leave no permanent disability.
A bastard was waltzed to the Bastile de
Ratchellor to fast tune, for shamefullY in
sulting lady upon the streets. He will pay
the penalty prescribed by his honor to-day.
railway official residing in the East Divis-
ion foolishly ran against fellows fist, caus-
ing bad cash over the eye, which had to be
closed with needle and thread, manipulated by
DR.. Rogers.
There are twenty students in attendance at
the Summer school of science at the Univer
sity. The faculty consists of Prof. Dodge,
chemistry; Prof. Hail. geology; Prof Beasy,
of lows, botany.
ga workman employed in laying founda-
ton for the McMullen tenement row, on Hen
nepin avenue, was accidentally buried by the
sand enlbankMeut sliding upon him, but was
not seriously Injured.
j. Mctiraw, laborer in Farnham d Love.
joys mill, accidentally sat down upon circu
lar saw. He got up again, but not soon
enough TO prevent q deep cut in the thlgh,
which was closed in due form by DIR. Rogers.
Burglars entered J. VI. Pottle & Sons office
en- South Second street early yesterday morn
ing, and after prying open everything possible
in seal ch of booty and drilling hole In the
safe and filling the hole with powdered -amped
smptyhanded.
The Crusader T. A. society has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
President, Thomas Webster; vice president, J.
81. Murphy; secretary, w. D. Dfbb; assistant
secretary, A. Mccain; financial secretary,
Thomas Jordan; treasurer, B. Mouse; mar
shall, ?. Il. Gibson; assistant treasurer, Jos.
Zesbaugh; sergeanU-at-arms, Thomas Heine-
line.
The JournaLof yesterday is responsible for
the following: "a mild eyed luuatic attended
morning mass at the church of the Immacu-
late Conception to-day, and, being displeased
with the services, walked up TO the altar and
attempted to show how they could be per-
formed. He was elected. Alter he was gone
it was discovered that he had traded hats with
the priest"
Mary Welch, over 80 years of age, came up
from the poor farm yesterday with the avowed
purpose of marrying a blind man, with whom
she was head and ears in love She was SO ex
eeedin -,iy juoilant over the prospect of "get-
ting homeh that she celebrated the occasion
with thorough out-and-out drunk. She ap-
peared before Judge Cooley, but sentence for
the offanse was suspended.
Edward L. johnson, of North Twelfth
street, employed as brakeman on the Mime
apolis & ST. Louis railroad, met with fatal
accident on Tuesday, near Chaska. He was
endeavoring to uncourle some cars, but fell
to the track, and the train passed over him,
crushing his thighs. He was brought to this
city and taken to the Cottage hospital, where
he diel ut 10 o'clock. The funeral will take
nIare fliS aftprn0on