Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
O. NJ. Loring is confined to his house by illness.
Charley KimbaI's fast horss has ''kloked the
bucket"
The Light infantry boys had their regular drill
last evening.
This evening the Ames zousves will hold their
regular drill meeting.
The new postofice was brilliantly lighted with the
electric light last evening.
Republican precinct csucuses will be held on the
evening of Monday July 10.
The weekly dance at Lake Side hotel, Lake CAL
houn, will occur this evening,
Mrs. D. A. Mason was knocked down and serious
ly injured by runaway horse.
Muldoon and whistler are announced to wrestle
at Market hall tomorrow evening.
The wheat receipts at this point yesterday were
5s,05O bushels, while the shipments were only 1850
Mayor Ames will give the Crusaders instructions
in military tactics at Catholic Association hail. this
evening.
F. j. Dickinson and Andrew Evenson were ex.
amined in the probate court in relation to their be-
ing insane, and were sdjudged sane.
Chief Munger has instituted proceedings which
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city limits.
BeedIe Prindle's Pleasure party are announced
to play at the Pence Opera house uext Monday even
ing, JulyS.
The weekly business meeting of the Crusaders T.
A. society will be held In Catholic Association hall
this evening.
While rowing on Lake Calhoun on Sunday, ]. q.
Ball and Mrs. PsIber, were upset and narrowly
capped drowning.
Yesterday morning the little daughter of Philip
Stone, residing on Fourth avenue fell down stairs
and disocated her shoulder.
This morning the summer meeting Of the State
Horticultural society will convene In the agrcultu-
raj building of the state university. o
The police are looking for the expressman VIII
made off with Manager Hatchs trunk, but he man
ages to keep ont of the clutches of the law.
Oliver Larson, the young man who was drowned
N the st. Croix from off the steamer "Betsey" on
the 18th, had $1,000 insurance upon his life.
The Lake Calhoun steamer, Hattie is acting as
ferry boat to convey passengers from the motor
station at Calhoun to the camp meeting grounds and
back.
This morning the postoffice will open up at its
new quarters in the Boston block ss complacently
az though 1. had always occupied such elegant
apartments.
Michael Kavenaugn was again before his honor
yesterday at the instance of his wife, charged with
disorderly conduct. After an amusing trial, the
prisoner was dismissed.
Luther Twitchel, p p. messenger, received o
bad kick in the face from his horse yesterday knock
ing him across the barn. DIR. Ames dressed the
wound and reports no bones broken.
The Republican county convention will be held in
Market hall on Friday, July H. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for the purpose of selecting eighteen del
egates to the Fourth congressional district.
william Ryan, aged seventy-eix years, was ar
rsigned in the police court charged with drunken
ness. He pleaded guilty, and said he had no home
no friends and no money. He was sent to the poor
farm.
George Ciawson, the inebriate who undertook to
run off with farmers team on Saturday, as men-
toned In the GLOBE, yesterday sent to the rock
pile to exercise his muscles for thirty days-a dunk
penalty.
Ida O. Gustavason Is reported missing. Her re-
ations and friends fear she has been drowned. She
is twenty-five years DID, resided at 1916 Sixth avenue
south, aud has not been since Thursday night.
She wore brown dress.
Col Kings valuable running horse, which was
stolen on June 7th, has been found running astray
by farmer near Hutchinson A $500 reward for
the arrest and conviction of the thief was offered
but no trace of him has yet been gained.
Jafer, the young Israslltel who was arrested and
taken to Chicago few days ago by Officer Loner-
gan Of that city, upon charge of stealing diamond
ring fr ON dealer, has returned to MINNEAPOLIS
He ella inns that he was acquitted by the Chicago
courts,
The coroner made an investigation into the facts
connected with the death of /. e. Anderson, who
was by the cars, and concluded that no
inquest was necessary because 1t was very apparent
that the deceased himself was alone responsible for
the casualty.
Among the decorations az the funeral of Mayor
Cochran on Sunday was handsome large Maltese
of FERNS the center bearing portrait of de-
ceased surrounded by white peonies, the whole form
ing neat and appropriate design, the work of War
ner, the undertaken.
A brakeman named Frank Loye, employed on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway, had his
hand caught between the bumpers while coupling
cars at Hastings yesterday morning and badly
crushed. He was brought to this city and il now in
the Ames' hospital.
On Sunday afternoons crowd of loafers are in
the habit Of hanging about and lying in the shade
of the trees the court house. Last Sunday the
nuisance became intolerable, and lady unreeled
her hose and gave the gang free BATH such treat
ment had q salutary effect.
The attendance at the graduating exercises of the
school of the Convent Of the Holy Angels yesterday
h1LeIuOOu. IA O3t0OuC ASSOCIATION nall WAS large
The pupils acquitted themselves with marked credit,
aud the whole spoke volumes for the sisters who
have so thoroughly instructed them.
Col. Ii. 8. James returned yesterday from his
two weeks trip to Dakota, and reports the wheat
along the Jim river valley as exceptionally fine.
Wheat stalks thirty inches In height is q frequent
occurrence and is already heading out. The crop
there is fully two weeks III advance of those In Min
nesota.
Charles johnson, residing at 1918 South Third
street, teamster in the employ of Morrison Bros,
had his leg broken yesterday by load Of lumber
which he was unloading, falling over on him, and
crushing him beneath Its weight. He was taken to
Ames' hospital, and at q late hour lsst night was
resting comfortably.
Charles Lsncy was before bis honor on SATURDAY.
charged with getting On tear in Jennie Diamonds
bagnio, on the st. Paul road, and smashing nm
things generally, and which case was continued
until yesterday, VAS called In the municipal
court at o'clock yesterday morning. Lanoy who
had deposited $40 fer his appearance, failed to come
TO time and the 80 was declared forfeited.
On Sunday meeting of the Scandinavians of the
city was held to make arrangements for an enter
tainment for the benefit Of the widow and children
of the late Oliver Larson, who WAS drowned In tine
st. Croix on the llth. Although there was an in
surname upon his life, nothing can be realized from
IL until proof of death is furnished, which cannot
be done until the body has been found.
Mayor Ames has received a commission from J