Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLogELETs.

district court Yesterday.
There were three cases Of drunkenness be
fore his honor yesterday.
The trial of criminal cases will be resumed
in the district court tomorrow morning.
The Work of constructing the Minneapolis
eastern railway trestle has been completed.
The Uncle Toms Cabin farce closed its en-
gagement at the Opera house on last. even
ing.
J. c. Stuart, of Paris, Stuart & Co., whole
sale confectioners, died at his residence on
Friday.
Abraham Schon HIS brought ar action in
the district court to recover $500 for alleged
SANDER.
: meeting OF Father Shelby Central land
league will be held in Robert Emmett hall this
evening.
E. B. Wakeman of South Tenth street was
the victim of clothes line fends on Friday
evening.
The semi-monthly meeting Of the Michael
Davitt land league will be held in Norden hall
this evening.
For your Sunday dinner, go 10 the Boston
restaurant, corner Of Hennepin avenue and
Second street.
4 small hole was burned in the roof of the
Cascade laundry yesterday. The chemical en-
CINE was promptly on the ground and easily
put out the fire.
Peter Johnson was before his honor yester-
day upon charge OF owning vicious dog.
The case was set for heariug tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock.
While attempting to stop runaway team
on the East side yesterday, Andrew Nelson
was thrown to the ground with sufficient
force to fracture his arm and seriously brulse
MS face.
s large.piece OF timber fell upon the foot Of
?. T. Andrews, an employ Of one Of the saw
mills, badly crushing the member, and fears
Of amputation are entertained by the attending
physician.
John Best was taken before The municipal
court yesterday, upon charge Of using abu-
sive language to his divorced wife, how Mrs.
Anna NJ Kane. He was fined S25 for the
wrongful use of his tongue.
The board of education has directed its CON-
mittee appointed for the purpose to purchase
q lot in Atwater's addition for the purpose OF
d new school house, and also lot on Chicago
avenue for the same purpose.
Michael Doyle, the day Waterman at the
Chicago, Milwaukee s. St. Paul railroad ele-
vator, was assaulted by q rutHan named An
derson, who dealt Doyle a dangerous blow
upon the head With the butt of his revolver.
The assailant escaped.
At quarter to seven o'clock last night the
electric light machine, which has recently
been put into the Boston clothing store, was
set in operation, brightly Illuminating the
store. A light is also placed at each front of
the academy Of music.
At about o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the jewelry store OF c. Miller, at
12l Washington avenue south. The loss up
on Millers stock is estimated at $500. L.
Perry, who owns the building, suffered loss
of 500, fully covered by insurance.
Some young girl occasioned the arrest of
some young man yesterday, it is supposed,
upon charge OF seduction, or bastardy, but
all the sagacity of the reporter failed to gain
any facts in the caee. II is rumored that the
matter will be compromised in the celebration
OF wedding.
The application by patients for admission
into The Cottage hospital are much in excess
o. tUe capacity Vi tue iusuLutIOu. Voih,
however, on the addition to the hospital is
being pushed forward with all possible speed,
when it is hoped that accommodation will be
equal to the demands.
a 1000 accident occurred at the depot yes
terday. The plate glass had arrived for the
Boston block, and through some msmanage-
ment a locomotive was backed with violent
force upon the car, smashing the glass. A
cablegram has been sent to Paris for a dupl-
cate OF the order.
Nicholas Smith, festive bum ,Swert into a
saloon and amused himself ID throwing spit
toons recklessly about the establishment. He
was taken into the august presence of his
honor, who imposed tine of $40 for Smiths
display of muscle. But he was not the happy
owner of so much lucre, and the alternative
fifteen days upon the rock pile-was resort
ed TO.
a reckless driver ran over Lao named Willie
Richards, on South Main street, East Side,
yesterday noon. The little fellow had carried
MS fathers dinner to him at the mills, and
was on his way home. The heartless wretch,
it is said, who was the cause OF the accident,
quickly applied the whip TO his horse and was
soon out of sight. The boy happily was not
seriously injured.
The yearly examination OF the teachers of
the public schools was concluded in the high
school building yesterday by Prof. Tousley.
The teachers were divided into three sections,
the primary, intermediate and higher grades,
or that of principals of schools. a number
of the teachers, owing to indisposition, we're
compelled to be absent. These latter will pass
examination next Saturday morning.