Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-18
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


No open air concert last night
The tail race of the Washburn mill is be-
ing deepened and widened.
By some accident the regular Minnetonka
budget did not arrive last evening.
Minneopa lodge will hold regular meeting
at No. 25l Nicollet avenue this evening.
If. Oleson dropped in the treasury oil the
municipal court yesterday, as the result Oh
spree.
A regular meeting of Northwestern Coun-
ell. American Legion of Honor, was held last
night.
James Albright was fined IS for drunken
ness; in the municipal court yesterday. ne
paid the fine.
VIC. Van Horn, assistant general manager
of the Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul rail-
road is in the city.
Mr.. R. D. Jones, of the Harvester works,
accompanied by Mrs. Jones, has departed for
trip to Utica, n. Y.
The Swedish male quartette will sing on the
steamer City of st. Louis to the delight of the
excursionists, this evening.
It is expected that the large crowd of labor
ers employed in repairing the platform at the
mills will complete the work this week.
A call has been made for rehearsal meet
ing of the newly organized McAllister troupe
at the Opera house next Monday morning.
A sneak thief stole kit of tools from car
penter named Easton, on the new Woodward
building, corner of Sixth street and Eleventh
avenue south.
Fred johnson, John Barber and Ed O'Brien
will pound rocks seven days, according to the
decree of Judge Cooley, who found them
guilty of drunkenness.
]. H. McDermott, for long time yardmas-
ter of the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad,
has rendered his resignation. He will en-
birk in the lumber business Tor himself.
The Welsh people of South Minneapolis are
preparing a concert which will be rendered
next Monday evening, the proceeds of which
Will be devoted to the church building fund.
Prof. Rhvs and sons will make up a string
band for the occasion.
Cyrus Woodbridge and Anna Woodbridge
wei arrested by Officer Kingsley, on the East
side, who charged them with being disorderly.
Judge Cooley did not think the evidence adj
dueed would in any manner warrant the ar
rest and consequently reprimanded the officer
and discharged the prisoners.
Herman Able is dyer. He imbibed i'm
moderately of that which intoxicates, and
thought hs was killer instead of dyer. He;
was run in by couple of policemen, and
brought before the police court yesterday,
charged with disorderly conduct. This is
not his first offense-not by a jug full. He
paid fine of S25 to make it square with
Judge Cooley.
Robert L. West was arraigned before Judge
Cooley yesterday, charged with seducing Miss
Ida E. Morell. He pleaded not guilty, and
explained that the action was brought through
the malice of the relatives of the young lady.
He claimed that they had been betrothed for
some time, and were only waiting the consent
of Miss Morell's parents for the nuptial cere-
mony. The young lady is confined to her bed
by temporary illness, and hence was unable to
appear in court. West gave bonds in the
sum of $500 to appear for preliminary exami-
nation on the oath inst, when it is hoped
that the lady will be sufficiently recovered TO
appear. 1t is apparently 'much ado about
nothing