Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-29
MINNEAPOLISNEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs-

The Comique was well attended last evening
by pleased audience.
John W. Willis, of st. Paul, was in Mime
spolis last evening.
The Crusaders ninth anniversary will be
celebrated this evening.
The wheat receipts at Minneapolis for yes.
terday we're 2S,S75 bushels.
The receipts of the municipal court for
lines yesterday were nearly $3.50.
The prohibitionists talk of running Deputy
Sheriff Thomas for the office of sheriff this
fall.
The post mortem revealed the fact that Nels
Nelson came to his death from abcess oil the
liver.
Go to The Boston restaurant to-day for
lunch, square meal, ice cream or cigar. Doors
never close.
The yield of wheat from the county poor
farm was twenty aud one-fourth bushels per
acrs Of No. l.
There are more candidates for the Republic
can nomination for sheriff than smart school
boy can count.
The mill company at the falls have leased
the Electric Light company 1900 horse power
10 run their machinery.
While duck hunting at Lake Johanna, VIII
liam Seymour's gun exploded and shattered
his hand, on Saturday.
double track will be laid 10 the fair
grounds this week by the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul Railway company.
One IF the baggagemen, on the st. Louis
road, was badly injured, by unk bling
thrown upon his head and back yesterday
evening.
John Callahan had fight with B c. Men
ioge. IN the fight Menloge had two ribs
broken. Callahan was arrested and aed SIS,
which he paid.
An imbecile or crazy vag stole felt Ia: at
the clothing house sos South Washington
avenue yesterday. He was arrested and sent
TO the rock pile.
Things are lively nowadays at the fair
grounds. Secretary Clark has taken up his
quarters there, and all arrangements are being
pashed with expedition.
Peter johnson was one of the unfortunates
before his honor yesterday. He Became boUzy
on Sunday and threatened to shoot inotIensive
citizens. He pounds rocks a month.
John Smith, an employe at Noernberg's
brewery, at the corner of Blnff street and
Twentieth avenue south, had his hand crushed
yesterday, by keg Of beer falling on it.
Bernard Clancy WIS arrested yesterday
charged with stealing $50 from the person of
J. NJ. Ksnna. The case was continued for ex-
animation until TO day. In default of 81, 900
bonds Clancy went to jul.
During the grading of Washington venue
the street car drivers and the Iarous If The
line have their patience sadly tried, owing to
cars jumping the tracks 50 frequently and
occasionlng Vexatious delays.
The Milwaukee car shops in South Mime.
apolls are nearing completion. The main
shops are enclosed and the machinery is being
placed in position. The round house has been
extended by the addition of four more stalls.
The regular meeting of the common coun.
Gil will be held on Wednesday evening, when !
without doubt President Hills proposition
respecting the bridging Of the railway cross |
iDgs will be discussed, and it is hoped some |
conclusion will be arrived at.
Col. King yesterday received telegram
from Budd Doble inquiring what day the great |
race between "Von Amin" and "Monroe
Chief" VIII occur, stating that large party |
Of Chicago people wer: greatly interested and |
wish to be in attendance that day.
The art department at the fair has this year |
been removed to the gallery of the mechanical
building, as the old gallery is to be used for |
the purpose OF making special exhibits The |
art gallery has been~placed in the efficient |
hands of Herbert 6. Connor the portrait |
artist.
An Iowa gentleman named Mccarthy has |
recently arrived ia this city from his home in |
search OF manufacturers agent who cold |
him milling machine upon which he made |
81 500 deposit, but up to last evening he was |
unable TO find either the machine or the |
agent who sold it to him. |
Edward Mccarthy, who assaulted Michael |
Kennedy with knife on Sunday evening, was |
before the municipal court, but the examina- |
ton was continued one week, owing to the |
very bad and critical condition of Mr. Kenne- |
dy. Bonds were fixed at 50, DOC, and in default |
OF the came the prisoner was remanded.
free fight which occurred on the hats on |
the river bank Sunday night, as noted in these |
columns yesterday morning, between settle |
ment OF Bohemians, was before his honor yes |
terday afternoon. Nooe could talk English, |
but when an interpreter was found they each |
talked SO fast in their native tongue as to con-
fuse the interpreter. One man was found |
guilty of creating noise aud improper d. |
version, and another of assault and battery. |
The first was fined $25 and costs, and the |
other S75 and costs, which they paid.
General Traffic Manager Swan, of the Chi !
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, tele- |
graphs as follows: We will bill live stock, |
machinery and other articles intended for ex- |
hlbltlon at the fair at the usual rates from all
points in Minnesota, Dakota, Iowa and Wis |
consir, our charges to be refunded and the |
same property returned free upon presenta- |
ton by owner to agent at Minneapolis of GER |
tifcate of secretary attesting exhibition. We |
will haul live stock, including horses, in |
freight trains, from Chicago to Minneapolis |
and Minneapolis to Chicago, on account of |
fair, at S25 per car; and cars hauled on passen-
ger trains at 500 per car each way. All the |
other roads leading into Minnesota have
made us the same liberal rates.