Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

Unoe Toms Cabin matinee at the Academy thi
afternoon.
Wheat receipts yesterday s6,0Z5 bushels. Ship
meuts 2l,2O0
The Boston restaurant is the place to get square
meal or lunch.
C A. Dallimere, v s., delivered lecture upol
wool growing under the auspices of the Wool Grow
ers association yesterday.
The residence of Jas Stanchned was entered b.
burglars on Thursday night, but the marauders wer
frightened away before they could secure an!
booty.
The GLOBE takes decided objections TO the man
ner in which its matter is used by other papers with
out receiving the courtesy of proper credit. Suct
practices are not only wrong but they are non-jour
nslistic.
Yesterday afternoon man recently In the employ
Of @. Oswald was placed In an iron cage upon the
charge of stealing wheat and bring ng it into the
city and selling 1t. The matter viii be investigated
before Judge Cooley.
bucoc chap nsmed Seymour made application
for assistance at police headquarters last night He
seemed TO have been robbed of S. at Priests saloon
First street. but before an officer could get there,
the scoundrel had made good his escape
Murphy and Laville, who have just served SEN
tence IN St. Paul for attempting to rob the residence
of Commodore Kittson, are in the city cooler. They
will be examined in the morning upon charge OF
burglary, committed on Tenth avenue south some
time ago.
This evening the members Of the Robert Emmett
Literary association will give grand entertainment
at Pence opera house in celebration Of Robert En-
mes birthday. The programme to bs presented Is
varied in its character, addresses orchestral music
vocal solos, aud the laughable farce "Handy Andy,
are the attractions.
Robert Gordon, sentenced to the reform school for
assaulting another boy, made his escape from the
lookup He was left in thu lobby, the door of
which was locked and the KEY left in the lock- When
no officer was present he pushed out the key and
with wire palled 1t under the door, thus easily
making his escape. He has not yet been cap
tured
At little after O'Clock yeaterday fire broke
out in the Minneapolis st. Louis
car shops One Of the the boilers s,.t.e es.
of thirty feet. Two locomotives standing upon G
track near by were entirely demolished One OF the
workmen was slightly inju ed Tho air shop, to-
qether with all the machinery was destroyed The
loss ia estimated st 81 900, and 1t Is partially in
cured.
Geo r. Robinson brought action against Geo
Burmeister ga Don keeper on South Washinton, to
attorney fees. The suit was holly contested
but Judge Cooley gave JUDGMENT for plaintiff. This
80 inceused Burmester that he re- vengear CT
upon Judge Cooley, ehom he logged about town.
armed with revo yer. Getting an interview with
the Judge he Threatened to take his hearts blood.
warrant was issued for tbs wouldbe assassin
ofscers attempted to make the srrest. but after
friskv tussle and tearing of clothb Burmeister es
capped Howev=r. at late hour last light, Officer
Caaweil succeeded il running him In.
II is apparently the unrighteous aina Of a certain
MINI eapolis paper to persecute every woman who
happens TO come Ia the path of its reporters. The
interview with Mrs Mayo published in these col
umrs yesterday copied n that parer without
crsdt which then makes attempt to show that the
woman lied, Tho GLOBE is gallant enough to give
her toe benefit of the doubt. Whether she lied or
not is question which be easily proven, as
the7e were several witnesses present
at the tirns that the affidavit. was
sig led by II rs N ay she alleges, under the dire
threat % incarceration in the state penlteDtiary.
But this act OF bulldozlng could not for NJ oment
he oie1ited by the paper in question. No, III
Decd ths act was perpet aet by man, and upon
woman.
NTrs. Frances Hatfield, being DESTROYS Of shaking
off the mortal COIL procured quantity of chloral on
Thursday night. She was discovered by woman in
the act OF taking IT, and the bottle containing the
death dealing drug was forced from her. and the
amount val owed produced serious results. Yes
terd4y although closely watched she managed to se-
dose OF morphine. Retiring to her room, and
after securely locking the door, she swallowed the
potatiou, and when found was unconscious. Phys1-
clans called and antidotes speedily applied with
doubtful success up to 10 O'Clock last night when
che be 'an to revive and at mdni9ht was thought
that she might recover. Mrs Hatfield has been
running boarding house, known as the European
hotel, at the corner of Washington and Seventh
aveaues south while George Zlmmerle manag I'd
lodging houss in the same building. Mrs. Hatfield
owned the furniture and leased 1t to Zimmere, who
he'd mortgage on it for which she got. together
with her services, 1875 per month. She found it
losing speculation and 1t led to despondeDcy and
finally to the attempted suicide.