Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Herbert Connor's portraits are delighting
Brainerd people.
A harness has been stolen from barn on
Second avenue south.
The polls will be open on election day
between the hours OF o. m. and $50 p. m.
Dinner, lunches, cigars and beverages at the
Boston Restaurant. The latch string is always
out.
The Crusaders T. A. Society will hold reg
ular meeting In Catholic association hall this
evening.
There will be meeting held this afternoon
to place In nomination q ticket opposed to
high license.
Burnham's Novelty Dramatic Company
opened three nights engagement in the
Opera house last evening.
Yesterday Henry R. Parr went to the rock
pile for fifteen days TO do penance for his ca
reer in house of ill-fame.
Amotley array of criminals were arrsigned
before his honor yesterday, to whom justice
was melted with an impartial hand.
The funeral of J. c. Stuart occurred from
the Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Father James McGolrck officiating, yesterday.
The king bolt of DR.. Beuedict's carriage
broke, throwing him violently forward upon
his face upon the street, painfully iDjuring
him.
According to Mayor Rand's computation,
the expenses OF running the municipal ma
chinery for the past year aggregates s406,-
1850.
Extensive arrangements are completed for
the promenade concert to be given by the
Light Infantry corps tomorrow evening in
Market hall.
S. G.. Paxton, the insane cigar dealer, Is to
be taken to the asylum at st. Peter to-day,
where he may regale the ears of the physi-
clans there with his gospel songs.
Thomas Luby, who was arrested on satur-
day on suspicion of having robbed his room-
mate of 500, was released yesterday, owing to
insufficiency of evidence to hold him.
In the municipal court yesterday, the case
Of Josephine Bendke who is charged with call
ing Esther Clarke indelicate names, was con-
tinued until this afternoon st o'clock.
r. is reported that Architect Burlington has
ordered fifteen horse power engine for the
new Boston block, which will be used for fur-
nishing power for the elevators and electric
lights.
Peter John owns large dog, which some
times tastes peoples legs. He was before his
honor, therefor, yesterday and required to pay
a fine of $40 and costs. A muzzle Tor the Drule
would be far cheeper.
The republicans should nominate David
Blakely for the G flee of mayor. He knows all
about the pavement business and will doubt
less prove the leading feature OF the next mu-
nicipal administration.
As soon as the summons for the appearance
of Josephine Bendeke, at the police court to
answer charge of using abusive language to
Esther Clark Yesterday, was served upon her,
she suddenly declared herself seriously Ill, and
the case was continued.
Geo. E. Todd owns restaurant. ALT.
Gunther, lad, came into the restaurant and
did something which unduly excited Todd's
wrath, so that he threw pop bottle al the
boy, striking him On the head and inhictlng
large cash. Todd was arrested and taken
before Judge Cooley yesterday for trial, but
lad the ease continued until 2 O'Clock THIS
afternoon.
Hans o. Prterson's grocery delivery horse
ran away twice yesterday. The last occurred
at 7 last evening. Starting at Tenth avenue
North he threw The driver cut upon the street
car track beneath the wheels OF the wagon
and injured his right arm and side seriously
He narrowly escaped Being run over 10y the
street car also. The horse was caught below
the Milwaukee depot.
Grace CLARK wass rrrested yesterday charged
with maintaining house OF Ill fame.
young girl instigated the arrest, probably as
a piece of spite, however true the charge may
be- The girl it seems had occupied rooms at
the house, and when she wished to take her
departure Grace seized upon her trunk. This
raised a breeze, which lead to the arrest. The
case will be given hearing in the municipal
ssurt on the afternoon of the Goth inst.