Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

yesterday.
Nine Rentz' Ministries occupied the Acad-
envy last night.
To-day is children's day at the Second Con-
gregational church.
An incipent blaze called the department to
box AZ lastevening. No damage.
W. W. Williams, of the Albert Lea Stand
ard, looked over the city yesterday.
The chamber of commerce membership
tickets have now gone up to 800 each.
A cement pipe mandatory is one of the
new Minneapolis departures soon to be made.
The sum of s1O5,OOO is to be expended as
salaries OF the public schools the ensuing
year.
Rev. Jabez Brooks, of the state university,
will preach at the Foss NJ. E. Church this
morning.
J. E. Mclaughlin had his thigh-bone
broken yesterday by an accidental fall on
Cedar avenue.
Rev. N. M. Learned will occupy the pulpit
of the franklin M. E. church, this morning
and evening.
Charles Reed yesterday pleaded guilty to
drunkenness, and was sent to the rock pile
for seven days.
The Oak Lake residents have finally decided,
by vote OF fifty-four to two, that they want
street car line.
Rev. Joshua Russell of Spring Garden
church, Philadelphia, will preach at Plymouth
church this morning.
It is estimated that about $50 worth of
goods were stolen at the Washington avenue
fire yesterday morning.
The eloptment OF Miss Mac Watson, of this
city, with Jay Brown, of st. Paul, has created
quite sensation in social circles
The compromise effected by the board of
education in the matter OF teachers salaries
meets with the satisfaction of the teachers.
Mccarthy, the remaining confidence or
three card monte man, put up his 800 bonds
yesterday morning and was released from GUS
toby.
Rev. N. M. Learned, pastor of the franklin
avenue NJ. E. church, who has been ill for
some time, will go East this week for his
health.
The "Ctizens' Protective League" don't
seem to flourish Ike the green bay tree"
Perhaps it is because it is not sufficiently
wicked.
A. G LOunsberry has completed ARA ge-
ments for an excursion to Chicago next week,
on the occasion of the Theodore Thomas MAY
festival.
Especial train will leave Minneapolis on the
Manitoba road for Mnnetonka this morning
at 9 O'Clock, and return at CPS p. M The
Aroi or 10
for all points on the lake.
Especially on Sundays the Boston restaur-
ant furnishes fine dinner. Just try the pop
ular Boston. Choice Havana cigars, fresh
oysters in every style, speclalties.
Several physicians report that many of the
reported smallpox cases only developed
healthy measles. But they create just as big
a neighborhood fright as does the genuine
article.
The grand jury was puzzled to know who
killed Nc Manus. Call it an accident. That
Is the cheapest way in which to dispose of the
problem. The coroner's jury was capable of
coping with it.
The receipts of wheat at this point yester
day were 36,g75 bushels, while the shipments
were only LOO bushels. Flour shipments,
9.S75 barrels; lumber, 100000 feet; mill stuffs,
4Sl tons; merchandise, AZ cars.
This afternoon meeting OF the new French
temperance society will be held in the hall at
No. 125 Nicollet avenue, Dr. Cadieux will de-
liver a lecture upon THE Liquor Problem"
lie will he folio wed by a number of short adj
dresses IN the French language.
VIM. Ford and Thomas Duane, two festive |
drundks, didn't have SIS each with which to |
pay their fine in the municipal court yester- |
day, and as sequel to their little spree they |
will exercise their musclar functions in re- |
ducing granite with the sledge hammer.
Harry Jones, young son of Jesse Jones, |
while riding in front of the Hale block, on |
Fifth street, yesterday forenoon, accidentally |
fell into the basement of the building. He |
sustained dangerous internal injuries besides |
fracture Of one of his ribs, and three fingers |
and serious cash in the head.
Perry Regain. John Regain and J. Hill, three |
boys. became entangled in little unpleasant |
ness and were each arraigned before his honor
yesterday charged with assault and battery.
After hearing The caseit was found that the
offense committed was too trivial to warrant a
penalty, and sentence was suspended.
Joseph Schaeffer stole an oYercoat from
George Hush. Hewas promptly arrested for the
irregularity, and arraigned in the police court.
MI. hueu iaiACu W pun III 7ppcdIduCc, Uut 1uc
prisoner pleaded guilty to the offense, and
fine of S75 was imposed. He wouldn't put up
the cash and, as an alternative, will anguish
in duranee for ninety days.
Stephen Kendrick, the bold burglarwho en-
= tered W. Kelley's plumbing shop and made
off with number of gas-fitting tools and
implements, and who was arraIgned several
days ago in the municipal court for the of
Tense, aud trial in which case was postponed
in order to give the grand jury an opportunity
to investigate the facts, was again brought
before Judge Cooley yesterday for hearing.
He was bound over TO the action of the grand
jury in the sum of $500, and committed to
Jail in default of bonds. The case by some
strange mistake escaped the attention of the
county attorney and was not brought up at
the session of the grand jury just
closed at all. AS a result Kendrick
will be obliged to await the session of the
grand jury, which occurs in October. Whether
guilty or innocent, the man should have been
given a more speedy investigation.