Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-22
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIs oLOBELETs.


MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Allen Harmon is eericusy i'll with parslytc
stroke.
Mary O'EIien was run in for drunkenness again
yesterday.
Go to the popular Boston restaurant when you
feel hungry.
The first car of the new motors for the Lyndale
road have arrived.
Gen. Rosser was in the city again to-day He will
return to Winnipeg.
A large number left yesterday to attend the camp
meeting at Red Rock.
The police have been instructed to abate the per-
forming bear nuisance.
The Windsor house is Frightening up under the
inauer ce of fresh coat Of paint
The masonry work on the foundation Of the West
hotel, is progressing quite rapidly.
Washington avenue is being graded from FIJI
teenth to Twentieth avenues north.
The Crusaders IT. A. society now numbers one
hundred and sixty active members.
The iron beams of the Holden street bridge are all
In place and ready tc receive the plank.
The Big Four minstrels will appear tomorrow and
Saturday evenings at the Academy Of Music.
The board of health now proposes to have The
ordinances relative to the burial Of corpses revised
The Hebrew reformed Sunday school classes en-
joyed picnic at Minnehaha despite the cool at
mosphere.
It is proposed to move the chamber of commerce
to the Boston block, and secure for it permanent
location there.
In the case of Alfred B. Taylor vs. John B. Null
Ter and John Heinrich, the jury brought in a YER
dict of SSl7.O3 for the plaintiff.
It is expected that ''trial by jury will be con-
cuded in the district court for the present term to-
day. There are only three cases to be called.
When will the postoffice be removed? The papers
have repeatedly set the day, but alack. to no pur
pose. The thing won't go. Let's have patience.
The Seventh Day Adventists opened their camp
meeting, on the shore of Lake Calhoun, last even
ing with good attendance and impressive services
The employees Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ist.
Paul Railway company yesterday received. their
monthly stipend, which they invariably received
with smiles.
The committee from the city council on fire de-
partment reported adversely to granting the various
building permits prayed for at the meeting Of the
council last evening.
A case Of beast!y Indecent exposure was reported
from Second avenue south on Tuesday night, but
the vile wretch eluded the grasp of the law by beat
ing precipitate retreat.
A very facetious drunk clevery played tooth
ache role in the police court yesterday, but the
skilled eye of his honor detected the act and the
fellow got "S5 or seven days."
To-day this metropolis can boast of 8 round fifty
policemen, and multitude of special policemen.
Burglars, Crooks & Co., beware. If you undertake
%v1x,,,x 81 ha~n %o1a IN
A man named Hull bought ticket tor Mitchell,
Dakota, about week ago, and since that time his
friends have heard nothing of his whereabouts and
a thorough search is being made here for him.
very quiet and happy connublal affair occurred
in the Office Of the clerk of the municipal court yes
terdsy. The parties we're Joseph W. Crawford and
Helen z. Hussey, and Judge Cooley solemnized the
nuptials.
B Jaffer. who has been held under bonds in the
municipal court and arraigned from day to dsy and,
albeit, continued from day to day, charged with
being fugitive from justice, was discharged by his
honor yesterday.
The Knights Templar are busy making final ar
rangements for their departure for Red Wing to-
morrow. They expect the gathering will be one Of
the most largely attended ever held in Minnesota,
and as pleasant as large
While W. j. Newton, letter carrier No. !, was
changing his horse from one stall to another, the
animal became frightened or vicious, and in the
struggle to keep him in control, Mr.. Newton sus-
tanned a broken left ann.
Dspredations by clothes line thieves are reported
from the neghborhood Of the fair ground. They
visited the house of 7. A. Linke on Tuesday night,
but fortunately for that gentleman they were not
able to secure much OF value.
Architect Cobb assures Minnespolitan theater-
goers that The Syndicate Opera house will be one of
''the finest in the land" By September first he will
have the structure SO far advanced that he will set
to work large coris Of eastern artists upon the
inside.
Mr.. Lonegar, the Chicago detective, returned yes.
terday with B. Jaffer, charged with the larceny of
diamond jewelry by Chicago dealer. Mrs. Jaffer
also accompanied them. Jaffers friends are conf.
dent that there is nothing in the case, and that the
Chicago man is getting his fingers burned.
John Allen, who was arrested on Tuesday night
for the larceny of watch from the person of j. W.
Bennett, as mentioned in the GLOBE, was arraigned
in the police court yesterday, but hearing of the
case was continued until Monday morning Bennett,
who was arrested at the same time for drunkenness,
was also arraigned, but was discharged.
The beautiful vocaiists, Neoskeleta and Miss Lii
lie Leoni, will close their engagement at the Com
ique at the end Of this week and presenting for
their last week sketch entitled 1.-THE Outcast,' in
which they display fine dramatic talent. They leave
here for the northern circuit Sunday carrying with
them the best wishes of many friends made during
their stay here.
Another divorce suit. This time Mrs. Marie
Amundson is the applicant She wants divorce
from Hans II. Amundson, the fa.thless. In con-
necti on with these multitudinous divorce actions
very noticeable feature is the fact that the complain
ants scarcely gain their prayer than they again
bark in the matrimonial ship which had caused them
| SO much trouble.
P. Arnoldy and Jos. Appel participated in free
fight on Tuesday night. Appel called Arnoldy
| very bad name, when Arnoldy responded
with a stunning blow on the Uranium with q billiard
day afternoon, and finale to the court scene he
| was required to pay fine of $25 and costs. He
VOWS that he will never mans head for q bill
lard ball again, for he can't afford the luxury at S25
a head.
City Council.
The regular meeting Of the city council held las
evening, was an unusually busy session. The veto
message of Mayor Ames upon the cedar block pave
ment was read. It specified the mayors reasons
for the measure in detail.
The resolution was passed over the head of the
mayor, ID to 2.
The appointment of George Blake as special po-
liceman for the North Star FIGURING company was
confirmed.
Permissions were granted as follows Minneapo.
lis Straw Board company to erect paper mill 1t the
corner Of Rollins street and Fourth avenue north
east; L. 7. and j. A. Barnes to plat Barnes addi-
ton to Minneapolis, j. 8. Malborn and E. W. Dyer
to erect fire proof building in the Of 10 First