Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The directory man is on the warpath.
Rev. w. T. Plse of All Saints church, has
RESIGNED his .pastorate owing TO i'll health.
The Young and rising attorney Stephen Ma
honey is confined to his bed with an attack Of
sickness.
A decision was rendered yesterday in favor
of the plaintiff, in the case of John Clysdale
against Jonas Jones.
Over $50, 900 worth of real estate was trans
ferred Yesterday las shown by the books at the
register of deeds Office.
To-day is the last opportunity afforded at
tornevs to file notes of issue for the coming
term of the district court.
Two thousand eight hundred loads of gar
bage ware carted from the streets by order OF
the health officer last month.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff stoddard, who was ap-
pointed by the mayor as court officer OF the
municipal court, entered upon his duties yes
terday.
Rev. George W. Pepper will lecture at AS
socation hall tomorrow evening under the
AUSPICES of the Emerald Isle Ladies' Land
league.
A meeting of citizens interested in the beau
tifying of the city, will be held at the board OF
trade rooms, on Wednesday morning at U
o'clock.
Anderson Hanson, one of the men killed by
the fall of the Gallagher building on Friday
last, was buried Yesterday afternoon, in Lay
mans cemetery, at the county's expense
J.H. Eye of this city has been appointed
deputy GRAND master workman of the A. 0. I.
w. for districts Nos 8, IL, Is and Is of this
city, and special deputy to institute lodges IN
this State.
Ex-Alderman Snyder, the newly appointed
superintendent of the poor, entered upon his
duties yesterday, and owing to this fact the
office was so full of smoke that the applicants
for relief could hardly be seen.
Jacob Martin and James Cullen, two lower
town saloon keepers, were before Judge
Cooley Yesterday charged with keeping their
,aloon open on Sunday, April 24th. Martin
was discharged and Cullen paid fine OF $40.
Yesterday afternoons wagon driven by
Charles Onley, butcher, was crossing the st.
P, NJ, & NJ. track on Franklin avenue switch
engine struck the rig. The wagon was smashed
to kindling wood, but the driver and horse es-
CdpSQ
DIR. Hammond, formerly of this city, was
granted divorce from his wife on Saturday,
by Judge Pepeneau Of Montreal. The judge
also fined Mrs Hammond for contempt of
court for attacking the doctor on the street
during the trial.
Five drunks and four drunk and disorderlies
made up the gang at the police court yester
day morning. VIM. Sullivan went up for five
days for drunkenness, and the Others paid IS
each james Yancey and Henry Brown, two
disorderlies, were discharged, and Patrick
Cusick and John Noohnan paid $40 fines for
the same offense.
A meeting of the water commission was held
Yesterday afternoon with all members present
except O. C. Merriam. The meeting was de-
voted to general talk concerning matters re-
lating to the water works. The Superintendent
was authorized to advertise for bids for re-
building the old pump, which was the only
business transacted.
The supervisors of the poor met yesterday,
and Superintendent Williams submitted his
annual report. The total expenses for the
year were S10,2S1.52. Before adjourning the
board passed resolution thanking Mr.. Will
liams, who steps out to let ex-Ald. Snyder in,
for his efficiency and humane manner in which
he performed the duties of his office.