Daily globe., 1882-09-27
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs

A few pleasure seekers went out to Lake
Minnetonka yesterday.
For fine dinners, wines, and cigars, try
the Boston restaurant.
The August Aye assault and batter case
was dismissed yesterday.
The total receipts of the delinquent tax
sale amounted to $4,000.
A meeting of the board of tax commits
SionerS will be held next Monday.
Hay is being brought in in liberal guam
titles, but it brings good round price.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders t.
4. society was largely attended last evening
The Comique restaurant is the only
restaurant in the city that has private
boxes.
Next Tuesday the annual meeting of the
ladies of the Childrens Home society will
be held.
A meeting of the board of education
will be held in Mr.. Johnson's Office this
afternoon
President Pillsbury, of the board of
trade, has not yet announced sewdust
committee
A. &. Swanson and William james went
TO the rock pile for ten days each for their
little spree.
meeting of the ladies of the Children's
Home was held at the residence of Mrs. O.
A. Pray yesterday.
An electric light has been placed at the
stone arch short line bridge for the bene-
fit of the night crew.
John Gallagher was arrested last evening
for stealing a hat from Petersons store, on
South Washington avenue.
Twenty-six thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars is the sum represented By the
real estate sales of yesterday.
3ck Henries will be tried this afternoon
IN the police court, upon a charge Of keep
ing his saloon open on Sunday.
The university boys defeated the Carle-
ton college boys in Il game of base bali at
Mortified in a score of thirteen TO nine.
A scandinavian political club has been
organized in South Minneapolis. A meet
ing viii be held Friday evening IL Peter
sons hall
ClA lumberman named Hendricks sad his
left foot badly crushed by log rolling
upon it IN ore of the East side mills on
Monday.
Officer Gleason arrested man last night.
who was under the influence of liquor, for
stealing a pair of pants from the Boston
Clothing store.
Armenia Wilson accuses Paul WiIk with
larceny, but Paul having escaped from
custody may not be compelled to suffer
the thief's penalty.
One of the prisoners at the city hall
lookup. railroad employe. was suffering
the torments of delirium, the result of a
prolonged debauch.
Frank Wilson was badly injured b. be-
ing kicked in the side by his team while
driving on the East side. He suffers two
broken ribs and serious internal injury.
At the mills the following were the
prices Of flour yesterday: Patents, S6.50@
S.25; straights, $3.50 625; lower grades,
$2.25 @3.50; clears, $5.50@6 per barrel.
A little fire in Merriman & Barrows' lum-
Der yard, on the East side. called out the
fire department lat about 4 o'clock yes
terday morHing. The damage was nomi-
nal
J. T. Lee, the agent of the Humane So
ciety, mercifully killed an abandoned
horse that was hopelessly afflicted with
glanders, in an alley on First street, yes
terday.
Yesterdays wheat receipts at Minneapo-
lis showed the handsome amount Of 127.-
800 bushels, all high grade and mostly No.
l hard. The shipments were 11.250
bushels
A free fight occurred in the Eennpin
house. on First street. last evening. The
participants in the fracas are in dGrance
and viii be taken before his honor this
morning.
May Thorn was before Judge Cooley
charged with indulging in abusive Ian
guage to Lima Silberman but the trial of
the case was continued until the afternoon
of Monday.
Edwin Howe, the soldier who deserted
from Fort keogh some months since. and
who wss arrested by officer Hill, was
turned over to the command at Fort Shell
ling yesterday.
Robert Arthur. charged with the larceny
of a watch. had his case continued again
until Saturday. Meanwhile Arthur Ian
guishes in durance, not being able to Sc
cure bOndsmen.
Yesterday afternoon. etto Bauck. an en-
ploye in Orth's brewery on the East side,
met with an accident necessitating the am
putatinn of the fore finger of his right
hand at the first Joint
The post mortem examination of the re-
mains of Samuel Collins, who died sudden
ly at the residence of his son on Sunday
evening, revealed the fact that be came to
his death from heart disease.
Rice & Hooley's minstrels played to
good house at the Academy last night.
Introducing some new minstrel business.
which was well received. They will fin
lSh their engagement here this evening
Yesterday morning Mr.. Hudson, a mil
Ter, while employed at one of the mills at
the falls. had his hand so badly IN a;ured in
the machinery that the second and third
fingers of his left hand were amputated.
H. r. Manson's little child was run over
hy horse which had been left uuhitched