Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

council will occur tomorrow.
The big whale started for Chicago last
evening The city smells better.
The business men all promise to close
up on Monday and attend the fair en-
maSse.
The interior of the halls at the fair
grounds were photographed by Fair yes
terday
David E. Gibbs, of Crystal Lake, a
Young man well known in this city, died
on Friday.
The funeral of Mary, the little daughter
of Officer James Nolan, viii occur this
afternoon.
At the fair the Estey ergan took second
premium and the Kimball organ took
first premium Such is life.
Lion Legg, boarder at the Merchants
hotel, had his vest containing $50 and
watch stolen from his room.
The board of county commissioners
will hold an adjourned meeting at 10
o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
There will be an excursion TO White
Bear lake to-day, leaving the Manitoba
DEPOT at this morning. Round fare so
cents
The policemen and detectives have
been doing land Office business in cap
turing pickpockets and crooks during
the fair
Tomorrow the South Minneapolis
school, at the corner of Minnehaha ave-
nue. and Lake street, will be opened for
the fall term.
Frank Hall and W j. Hake, the two
chaps arrested for pickpockets, were yes
terday discharged owing to lack of evil
dence to convict them.
Miss McAllister will put on EVERY
body's Friend at the Opera house to-
morrow night. This will be the last
performance the present season.
Lewis LaMountain, the lad who was so
cruelty crushed by the cars on Friday, is
still alive. His chances for recovery are
not the most favorable, however.
All the prisoners who were committed
by Judge Cooley yesterday, were taken to
the county Jail to make room for the har-
vest of drunks and Gisorderlies over Sun
day.
]. S. Mcclure and Hugh Keenan, were
brought before Judge Cooley charged
with pick-pocketing. Pleaded not guilty.
Case continued until Monday at two
o'clock
William Wilson has been placed under
arrest for larceny from the shop of
Thomas A Jackson. He will appear in
the municipal court for trial on Monday
afternoon.
Aft Young. charged with larceny
from the person of v M. Smith, came
before the police court, and was remand
ed to Jail in default of $1,000 bail, for
trial on Monday.
On Monday evening, the horses that
will run in the 20-mile race between Miss
Cook and Miss Williams, will be sent to
Chicago, by express, where they are en-
tered for another race.
h G. Miller, the slick pickpocket who
went through Phil Boyden of Anoka
at the fair grounds on Friday, was yes
terday bound over for trial on Monday
afternoon IN the sum of $1,000.
John Mccullough, the powerful and
popular tragedian, will open one of the
most remarkable engagements ever filed
in this city on Tuesday night, in ''Virgin.
ius.'' This play is one of his best
The Opera house troupe will close the
present engagement on Monday next.
They 60 to Lake City on Tuesday. 1t
has been renumerative and successful in
every particular. They will return
again.
Yesterday afternoon man, while en-
ployed in Johnson 6 Hurd's sash, door
and blind factory, lost his thumb and
portion of two fingers of his left hand,
by coming in contact with the workings
Of circular saw.
W H. Mansfield and r. S. Paine, the
two crooks who came the confidence
game on gentleman on the cars at the
East side junction three weyks ago, were
up for trial yesterday. The case was con-
tinued until Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Frank Groll, the saloon keeper report
ed Ii yesterdays GLOBE as having been
implicated in stabbing ARRAY in his sa-
loon, stoutly asserts his innocence. He
denies that he struck anyone, and claims
that he can maintain his innocence at the
trial.
John Riley was arraigned in the police
court yesterday, charged with attempt
ing to steal watch from the person of
George Henry. ]. A. Ladd of Pine
Island made the complaint. Riley was
bound over until Tuesday in the sum of
$500 He secured the bonds.
At the police station is a promiscuous
collection of pocket books which have been
collected from pickpockets. Those who
have lost anything of the kind can have
them by proving property. Several of
the books contain sums of money, rail
road tickets, checks, baggage checks, and
papers of more or less value.
Morris, the pickpocket, escaped SEN
tence in the municipal court yesterday
by the failure of the complaining wit
ness to put in his appearance. After the
man had been discharged the delinquent
witness came rushing into the court
room with nOSitiye nrOOf of Morris,