Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs

at last, the lower bridge IL being repaired and re-
planked.
A els Ssop, with j. o. SLATER jeweler, is the
happy parent of nine pound boy.
Camp Walker are out of logs aga Il. and Gus
pension of business until Monday is necessary.
a large excursion party from several OF the lead
ing cities of Ohiois now on its way towards Mime
apolis.
The receipts Of whea; at Minneapolis yesterday
were 1880 bushels and tho shipments 10, 900
Bushels
The Boston restaurant came boldly to the front
yesterday and Get up delectsble dinner to a large
nnmbsr of guests.
WiIdman LYNN was arrested for sttemp' ing to
Pick lady's pocket book on a motor train. lie wss
sent up for thirty days.
The members of Geo. N. Morgan post, fifty strong,
left on the s:45 train to go into camp at Lake Mu-
retonka yesterday morning.
The Light Infantry company has received al inyi-
tstion 70 attend the IoFs National guard eueamp-
ment at Dubuque on the 18th inst.
d. r. SCOTS uryear-od child fell against bet
stove and burned one side of her face and her hand
50 badly as to make life long scars probable.
The Washington, Iowa, ride club Is coming to
Minneapolis on ca excursion. When here they Il
| shoot j match with the Minneapolis rifle clab
The Rev. W. ". sat.erlee addressed anoth er
large croSd on the public square last evening
| large number were induced to sign the pledge.
". D washburn has como home Charley john
son is now expected to begin the "iudcious" dis
trlbuten Of the "root of sll owl He Is an expert
Sergeant Bates arrested young man last nigh
/ on suspicion of stealing a set of stone masou's
tools, which be sold at savsge's second hand store
The German NJ. E. church gave an excursion and
picoc at Minne;onka yesterday. 1t participated
| In by between 500 and 600 people and merry time
resulted.
| David Sawyer's house, near the harvester works,
was visited by burglars, who secured about slS in
| money, silver watch and q number of articles Of
little value
The city board of equalization failed to conr'eie
its work yesterday so as TO report to the council last
evening IS expected. The work will require two or
| three days II ore time.
| Judge Lochren has filed order permitting Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles D. ingalls, 10 adopt child named
| George Cameron, whose name was also changed by
| the order to George Ingals.
\ While employed in the Chicago Milwaukee x St
Paul Railroad company's car shops yesterday q
laborer named John Kurence had the first two fin
| gers OF his left hand badly crushed
| Last evening the Few Union Banking company
was organized with capital stock of s25O,00O with
power to increasing it to s1,OOO.O0O. The board Of
| directors and officers wore elected.
| A brakeman employed on the ST. Paul, Minnear o.
| lis K Manitoba railroad named Harvey Douglass had
his left hand caught between the bumpers yeste--
| day. The thumb aud two fingers were pulycrlzed.
| pair of festive youths lodged at wyman's old
house on Hennepin avenue because it was cheap.
In the norDng one found himself short lust 81 and
| 0iher-Hall. q pyfh m Ioaa
| In the municipal cort yesterday j. W Woods
attorney requested the court to reduce the amount
| OF the bonds holding the defendant to the grand
jury, and the court took of 500, making 1t $500
The preliminary examination of James W. Wood,
charged with stealing largo amount of building
materials, was finally had In the municipal cour
/ yesterday It resulted In his bei1g held 20 the
| grand jury in 5000 bonds
The members of the Ancient Order Of HibernIan i
of this city are making extensive preparations for
the picnic to be given by them, in conjunction with
l the st Paul members of the order at Union park
on next Tuesday 1t is an annual affair.
In connection with tho Rsform club reading
room Is to be established in q room adjoining Iiar-
rson hall, which will bs kept open and free to the
use OF young men library and collection of
papers and periodicals will be furnished by the club
". D. washburn holds up both hands aud With
honor depicted in his his face says "The and
harbor bill has been sham-fuuy misrepresented By
the New York press" But the thinking Ieope
with sorry look reply that in their opinion Il Is one
of the most gigantic steals through the Old
congressional mill.
The driver Of light buggy, while In hilarious
state of intoIicaon, seemed possessed with the idea
that lie entitled to the full width of the streets on
the East side Ia his endeavor to assert bis riRh's
and, unfortunately for useful condition of his
buggy, those vehicles were much heavier CT d
stronger tn VI was his. Each collision wac repealed
without injury to the heavy vehicles but with q de-
| moralizing effect upon his. After his buggy had
been pretty well used he collared by patrol
man, who turned tho horse over TO liyer:man aud
the man over to Jailer Bros.
This morning Col. Glenn vii! place III position the
first section of the electric light tower, which "a
made of solid and strong boilor iron, the work OF
fixing the stone foundation having been done yes
| terday. In a conversation with the GLOBE reporter
last evening Col ol M stated that he expected 10
build the mast at the of 10 feet per day, and
have Il coup ed during the frat week IN September
The tower will be $50 feet in height. Eight lamps
will be placed at the top each with go candle powe-
making $40 lille power in the aggregate. This
| is expected 10 light radius OF one mile
serreant John Wet OF the polica force has com
pleed the following report of the arrests made in this
city during the mouth of July. There vera 3i7 Of
which 285 we're mas "a females; 3l5 vera white and
colored; 2O4 single and i13 were married 2Gs
could read and IA could not; there were 90 between
y
3d. 81 between the ages OF 30 and 49, 50 between 40
aud So 10 betEsen 80 and GO, and between 80 and
TO- The national ties were: American 13j, Irish g.
Sweedes 80, Norwegians Is, Germans ~. English g.
French Is Canadians ., Bohemian5 G, Danes j
Scotch !, and Finlsrders Of the crimes 155 were
charged with drunkenns So, % with assault and bat
terry with larceny, IS with being prostitutes. IL
| with using insulting language, 10 with 81 orderly
CO nduct, and the remainder with minor crimes.
The GLOBE reporter me. President Mathew Walsh
| of the city COUNCIL last evening He has Just re-
turned from visit to the Emerald Isle. the home Of
his childhood. While there he experienced many
circumstances which convinced him OF the desper-
ate condition of tho people CT Ireland. He was TO-
lowed about from place to place
by detectives in all sorts of guse. At place he
would be u ct with ordinary looking peasant, who
would prcpound to him series of questions calcu-
Ia ed to draw him inio conversation which would lay
him liable to arrest. Another detective would ap-
p-oach him disguised as beggar, and others
| as policemen; but he "caugnt to the
racket" and by dint OF discreet evasion in
his replies managed to retain his personal liberty
The last coercion act had gone into effect just as he
left for home. He states that he believes the bill
cruel outrage
At the meeting Of ths directors Of the Children 8
Home II was decided to purchase the Atwater home
stead on south Sixth street and adjoining the Mater
sisericordD hospital grounds owned by the Sisters
1 of Mercy, SIS, 900 being the consideration price,
meeting of the society Is called for MONDAY evening,
/ when the question will be settled. The
Atyata- proDartv nresents many natural advantages