Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The harvest in Hennepin county is nearly
gat hered.
Prof. Danz and his brass band gave con-
cert on Snyder's block last evening.
Deputy Auditor Condit has discovered an
error of s110 in favor of the city in the foot.
ings of the Third ward assessments.
A large crowd of people went out to the
lake yesterday to witness the regatta.
EThere were twenty-three criminal cases
brought before Judge Cooley yesterday.
The work of erecting the Columbia FIGURING
mill elevator is rapidly nearing completion
The Baptists went out to Minnetonka YES.
terday on picnic excursion. They filled
seven motor cars. n
G. L. johnson paid fine of SIS in the police
court yesterday for disturbing the peace and
dignity of the state.
The friends of W. W. McNair are enthusi-
astic in urging his candidacy for district
judgeship this fall.
The Comique did good business again last
evening. Brown will procure special attrac
tions for fair week
The will of the late George H. Keith,
bequeathing his property to his wife, has been
admitted to probate.
The funeral of Ms. James II. Pattle &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended by relatives aud friends of the family.
On Monday the chamber of commerce will
take possession of their new quarters on the
ground floor of the building now occupied.
G. Il. Davis, a brakeman on the Omaha
road had his left hand crushed while coupling
cars. A portion of one finger was ampu-
tated.
A meeting of the chamber of commerce
building committee will be held to-day to
make final preparations for erecting the new
building.
2. Morlains case for assaulting CYRUS
Woodbridge with carving knife was yester-
day continued until Monday morning in the
municipal court.
A young woman employed by Tom Correns,
| on South Washington avenue, suffered SUM-
stroke on Monday afternoon. She was re-
ported out OF danger yesterday.
The hind wheels of G. Whites carriage was
struck by Minneapolis & St. Louis locomo.
tive while crossing the Third street track and
ll:t!e girl named Rose Quin fell down
stairs, at her home on Seventh street. She
fractured her shoulder and sprained her ankle
| besides sustaining many painful bruises.
In the police court yesterday Thomas
Harrington was fined SIS and costs for using
abusive and indecent language to his boarding
mistress to whom he owned board bill.
John Simpson, an employee OF the North
Star wooden mill, was caught in some ma
chinery yesterday afternoon. His left arm
was broken and the flesh badly lacerated.
There is movement In progress to extend
the fire limits from First avenue south and
Sixth street to Sevond avenue south and Sew.
enth street. two blocks in each direction
Frank Evans stumbled and fell in front of
the Boston block yesterday, striking his head
against the iron grating, and inficting painful
bruises and Commissions about his head and
face.
L. Sidmore was arraigned insthe police court
yesterday, charged with assaulting j. Egan,
CT South Second street. He entered a plea of
not guilty and had the case continued until
this afternoon.
The complaint is made that locomotives on
across street crossings without ringing the
bell. Several narrow escapes are reported in
consequence.
Yesterday afternoon Andrew johnson was
arraigned before Judge Cooley charged with
assaultng s. Hawk inson. He pleaded gnilty
and paid $40 and costs, amounting to Sl4 Is
in the aggregate.
Major Rockwell Of Excelsior has harvested
q crop of oats from piece of land and sown
it again, in an endeavor to raise two crops of
oats from the same land. The second crop is
looking finely. He believes it will be q sue
cess.
j. j. Swanson, for assaulting NJ. johnson,
was fined by the municipal conrt yesterday
$40 and costs, aggregating S17.60. Swanson
has also had johnson arrested for assaulting
him (Swanson). The latter was placed under
SIC bonds to appear for trial to-day.
Yesterday morning John Kerr went into
Johnson's restaurant near the Manitoba
depot, on North Washington avenue, to get
breakfast. he hung his coat up in the
restaurant while he stepped into the wash.
room to wash. He was gone only a moment,
but when he returned he found that a sneak
thief had gone through the pockets and relieved
him OF a pocket-book containing S35 or $40 in
money, besides number of papers of value to
himself
Yesterday morning Fourth street was the
scene of an almost fatal runaway. A farmer,
Howard Reed. was driving along when his
team became frightened at the barking and
biting OF a dog, got beyond his control, ran
and collided with carriage in which Mrs d.
+. Bradley and little daughter were seated,
smashing their carriage and throwing them
violently TO the ground The mother sus-
tanned no serious injury but the daughter was
rendered insensible, and the physicians think
sustained internal injuries.
TIE Mtanet07ii:a Regatta.
There were twenty-five boats entered for the