Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Hon. Liberty Hall was resting easy yesterday.
Tents are already lining lakes Harriet and CAL
houn.
The postoface will be closed to-day from noon I'M
til O'Clock.
DR.. Keith was feeling much better yesterday than
for many days.
busy day in criminal matters in the municipal
court yesterday.
The public schools and many business honses will
be closed to-day.
Tom Howard, who shot Reed in the arm was ar
rested last night.
Bishop Foss' condition was reported greatly Inn
proved yesterday by his physician.
Geo. shipman,a carpenteri was badly bruised by Q
falling scaffolding yesterday morning.
The week opened at the Thester Comique last
night with full house and rousinR bill.
The Bethanian entertainment held in Park az
enue church last evening was brilliant success.
Sulivan's Boston restaurant Ia still running and
getting up the best Of meas on the shortest notice.
Charles Laudocke for robbing roommate was
committed to the county Jail for ninety days yeser
day.
Albert Easthargen, convicted of assaultng his
wife, Was sent to the rock pile for ten days yester
day.
German theatrical troupe from Chicago will oc-
cupy Turner hall Thursday and Friday even
ings.
A burning rubbish heap on High street, near Sec.
ond avenue, called the fremen out yesterday after
noon.
Fisticufs occurred at Hill's restaurant on First
avenue south last night The principals are now in
limbo
The Manitoba Railway company began the re-
construction of their warehouse, destroyed by fire,
yesterday.
The Hennepin County Sunday School association,
will hold meeting this evening to elect delegates to
the Rochester convention.
Henry Reed, the young man shot by Tom Howard
was arrested last night on suspicion Of being imp-
Gated in crooked bushes.
runaway horse collided with farm wagon on
Washington avenue yesterday afternoon and dam
aged the carriage somewhat.
Prof. Moore was called upon to pay $25 and costs
of court for pounding Asa Paine with club, and
he settled the little bill with smile.
The wife of Fred George is just recovering from
an attack OF smallpox and Mr. George is now down
with mild form of the same disease.
mikman's horse ran away in South Minneapolis
yesterday and sprinked the streets with tactical fluid
The cart was wrecked, and the driver injured.
The annual banquet of the northwestern Obi Pei
association will occur this evening in Odd Fellows
| hall in the municipal court block An exquisite
time Is in anticipation
/ A.
There are seven piers being built. It is expected
| that the work of laying stone will soon be com
menced on the west end.
The University avenue property owners are to or
ganize an Improvement association. meeting hal
MONEYS store, corner University and Sixth ave
nues.
Messrs. Crosman Il Plummer employed two boys
to distribute Liebis's corn remover dodgers
While they were thus occupied, q policeman put
stop to the business by taking away the dodgers ,
| Mr.. Plummer loaded them up again and they con
tlnued work unmolested.
One Minneapolis attorney played very good prac
teal joke upon another member of the bar yester-
day morning. Calling at the Office Of the latter ani
finding him absent, the latter wrote on a sheet o.
legal cap, "f have very important case Of swind-
ling which wish you to prosecute. Please call. j
K. Sidle." The attorney returning, read the not,
anu mace naste 10 the flrst Natlonal Dank, ana H.
qnired Of Mr. side the nature of the case rSidlt
looked at the attorney with amazement, probably
thinking he had just escaped from lunattc asylum
He finally told him he had no case and the attorney
comprehended the situation and demurely returned
| to his office.
Technically guilty. but morally innocent is thu
manner in which the Journal quotes Judge Cool
ey's decision in President Folwell's case. From
| what portion of the finding of the court in the
cause, the journal declares that President Folwel
was held morally innocent the GLOBE is at loss to
decide. Every word Of the finding goes to clearly
show that the court held President Folwell guilty
but inasmuch as there had been no actual harm
proved no fine was imposed. Because the defend.
ant in this action happens to occupy exalted
position, it is that he should be protected
from public censure by perverting the decision o,
the court No; let 1t go record as 1t was given.