Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-26
OFFICE ss1 nkNNEr1N AVENUE.
TO CITY sUBSoRIBRRs
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

IL and l3Vanderburgh's block. Public elevator.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErS.
The First Congregational church edifce is to be
extended eighteen feet
A young mems third party club will be organized
in Harrison ball On Saturday evening.
The rain of last evening badly needed and did
much good to scorched and dying vegeta ton.
Yesterday the wheat receipts were 2a,225 bushels,
while the shipments of the same 3,l25 bushels.
There has been large exodus of Minneapolis
people to the lakes the past excessively hot days.
j. A. Lower was arrested yesterday, charged with
receiving stolen property from Dean, the harness
thief.
Don't fail to go to the Boston restaurant to-day
for your dinner. You will get the worth of your
money.
The Crusaders T. A. society held well attend ed
business meeting, in Catholic Association hall, last
evening.
Officers Hill and Smith did some effective de-
tective work in capturing George Rice the would-be
assassin.
+. W. Peterson, who was stabbed in the neck
by George Rice In a saloon row, is in fair way to
recovery.
Charles Hoey got mixed on dates and kept his
saloon open on Sunday. Judge Cooley assessed
him $40.
Manager Herrick has secured Sol Smith Russell in
Edgewood Folks as the attraction at the Academy
during fair week.
Mr.. Rand announces reduction in the price of
gas from So so to 81 so per thousand feet to take
| effect August /.
At noon yesterday Mrs. Mary Stevens, an elderly
al Eaa aid Tad
heat on lower Main street.
The case of Ole Hoey, charged with selling liquor
to minor, will come up for hearing In the mu-
| nicpsl court this afternoon
John Mcdonald, Waterman st the Manitoba depot,
was fined $40 yesterday for using abusive and in
decent language to P. Resrdon.
G. R. Thompson, who was before his honor yes
terday, will crack rocks thirty days. He got beastly
drunk and then abused his wife.
To-morrow's excursion will be the congregation
| Ct the Foss NJ. church, which will travel via
motor line and City of st. Louis.
Charles Streever was charged with keeping his
saloon open Sunday, but as he did nothing of the
| kind the court dismissed the case.
Fred Morris and George Gallagher were arrested
for blocksding Lyndae avenue with freight cars.
The case was continued until Thursday
Dean, the champion harness thief In still held at
the city lookup, awaiting further developments be-
fore he has big preliminary examination.
John Martin & Co. have offered q reward of $500
the arrest and conviction of the parties who set
| fire to their lumber yard on Sunday evening" July
| 10th.
The Street Railway company has had q crew of
men at work, the past two nights, lowering the
Washington avenue track, preparatory to ravng the
| same.
The police are on the watch for incendiarles, and
any one who is caught In the act of setting fire to
any property will get the full penalty prescribed by
the statutes.
At the Comique last night the bill of the week was
| repeated to . good audience Georgia Thornleigh
presents some new songs and Dances and the rest of
| the company show good acts.
| Frank Skinner pleaded guilty to charge of indug-
Ing in abusive language to Lewis Mold In the mu-
nicipal court yesterday. Judge Cooley fined him
| just 81 for the bad use Of his tongue.
| suspicious character who says his name Is Rob-
ers was ARE sed yesterday. He had in his possess
sion hea w satchel containing array Of all sorts
| Of articles, which it is supposed he stole.
The body Of farmer named Weller. living near
Long lake, was found in the lake Monday He was q
dissipated character, and doubtless CONN itted sui
eide, he had recently threatened to do Jour
nat.
Marshal E. Dean for the lirceny of harness from
Utley Hare waived examination. and was re-
manded to jail to await the action OF the grand ury
Dean had previously confessed his guilt to Capt.
Berry.
George Rice, the man under arrest for stabbng an
ineffensive Swede, is a bad character. He has re-
peatedly been before the courts for various misde-
meanore and has served sentences in JAIL He IA In
proper hands now
County Auditor Mcdonald estimates that the rate
of county taxation will be ls mills. This will un-
doubleday raise big cry from the tax payers for
coupled With the largely increased valuation of prom
erty, the taxes at that rate will be enormous This
! republican government is not noted for low taxes
Cyrus Woodbridge, the victim of murderous
| assault with huge carving knife by the notorious
ruian Peter MarlaiD, is In q very critical condition
He was insensibe yesterday, and the apprehensi on
Of his SURGEON that his skull is fractured proba bly,
true, and his recovery is considered quite pre- carl
Gus.
Peter MARIAN was arraigned in the police court
yesterday for sssaulting Cyrus Woodbridge with q
carving knife. AS Woodbridge was In q critical
condition from his wound the case was continued
| for an examination until next Tuesday. In default
OF bonds in the sum of 81 600 MARIAN remand
cd to the county Jail.
One noteworthy feature in the endeavor OF the
fire department to e1tinguish the raging flames in
the Minneapolis Mill compaSy's yards, was the sight
ment, Winn Bracket. He WAS Sin the thickest of
the ARRAY" and working of old. His presence
stimulated the fremen to exert every energy.
The Minneapolis Railway Crossing association
will hold meeting in Turner hall this evening when
the matter of urging the city council to more active
and positive measures respecting the early bridging
OF the various railroad crossings will be discussed
Much impotence at the seeming delay in this matter
is expressed by the members Of the association
At few minutes past 5 last evening a terrific
wind storm struck Minneapolis, playing sad havoc
with shade trees and movable objects. For few
moments all was the direst confusion. The air was
backened with dust People were seen rushing in
all directions TO seek shelter from the fierce gale
Hats were blown off and horses frightened and when
the rain began falling umbrellas were reversed
Geo. Rice, who is under arrest for stabbirg F.W
Peterson with knife in the neck Is still held at the
city lookup. he will probably be arraigned in the
police court to day. 1t is not likely the examination
Will be continued, az there num-
Der Of eye Witnesses to the deadly
assault The parties are known to the authorities
and consequently the state is probably ready
Yesterday Mattson Cuisine was arraignsd in the
police court charged with assaulting a girl named
J. L. Rouquist. Upon testimony 1t was shown that