Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-13
OFFICE 331 AENNEPIN AVENUE.
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

II and 10 VandefDurgn's DlOcks PUBIC eleValOrs
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
There arc now eleven children In the Children Is
home.
The funeral of Mrs. Dora Herrick occurred yes
terday.
DR.. Collins condition was unchanged yes.
terday.
The river continues to rise. With more showers
freshet will result.
Charles Merritt paid fine of s35 yesterday for
selling liquor to q minor.
Wheat receipts yesterday were 32725 bushels;
shipments were $500 bushels
Over 100000 worth of property transfers have
been recorded the past week.
Ryan, the crook and confidence man, filed bonds
of 500 last night and was released.
The Jubilee singers will give concert at the
Pence Opera house tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Ella Lobe has been adjudged insane and
consigned to the care of st. Peters hospital.
Mrs. Fred George, the smallpox patient on Eighth
avenue south, was reported worse yesterday.
membership ticket was sold at the meeting Of
the chamber Of commerce yesterday for S7s.
Burglars robbed the cellar Of James Hyde, of
Fourteenth avenue south, of all Its contents. No
cue.
) At last the sidewalks are being thoroughly re-
paired in all parts Of the city. Continue the good
work.
Mr.. Hea!y was held up by footpsds and robbed of
$6b In cash, on Seventh avenue south, few days
since.
Mrs. R. B. Lsngdon has been elected director
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signed.
Look out for the shoddy cloth peddlers. They have
taken in" several Of innocent and uasuspeoting
citizens.
W. II. 0randar stole q lawn mower and rake, and
was raked in by the police He pounds rocks for
ninety days.
John Murphy, who was injured by windlass at
the stone arch bridge two weeks ago, died from his
injuries yesterday.
Alex. Drover left his horse unhitched. The
animal took advantage of the situation and ran away
demoishing the vehicle.
meeting of the board of education was held last
night, to discuss the demand Of the teachers for an
increase in their salaries.
The Young Peoples, Union of the Foss NJ. e.
church. gave their postponed musicale last evening"
and an enjoyable affair 1t was.
Seeding in Hennepin county has been completed
with few exceptions. Some farms, which were
seeded quite early, are now looking finely.
The Boston restaurants always open. 1t is there
where you can get good square meal lunch or fine
Havana cigar at any hour during the twenty -four.
The Elwell furniture factory, recently burned,
near the Pnlsbury elevator on Division street. East
side, has been fully rebuilt much larger scale
than before.
Herman Mlchea was attacked by two footpsds
on Second avenue north. The footpads didn't
appreciate the ap. earance Of Hermsn's revolver
and skipped.
The Northwestern Travelling Mems union has
nearly completed arrangements for its annual re-.
union, to occur at Hotel Lafayette, Lake Mime
tonka, July 2, and 4.
It begins to look as though each Of the Harwood
creditors would receive little of the plumber The
district court Is still hard at work hearing the argu-
ments In the garnishee cases.
Charles W. Wilson and Lydia Perry were arrested
while occupying one sleeping apartment They were
arraigned In the police court yesterday afternoon
and the little affair cost the bad young man just $685.
Charles g. Hunts case for selling liquor to
minor, came up for hearing before Judge Cooley
yesterday morning. Mr.. Hunt still pleaded not
missed
Mrs. Emiline Nelson, aged ~, mother of Alder
man B. F Nelson, died yesterday at the residence
of the latter, No. $40 Fifth street northeast. The
funeral will from that place at 80 this after.
noon.
Plymouth church people have been hunting
for pastor again. They now issue call to Dr. z.
Hutchins. OF Columbus, Ohio, and offer him a. 900
year and $500 for moving expenses. They think
he will come.
The Nina Spear fund has nearly reached $500. 1t
don't increase rapidly expected, nor as rapidly
as 1t ought. It is hoped that all those
who have not yet contributed will send In their sub.
ecriptions at once.
Lutte n. Strong was arraigned again In the munic-
ipal court yesterday for embezzlement. Owing to
thu fact that he was already under bonds to appear
at district cour in Iowa for the same charge, his
case was dismissed.
At meeting Of the Reform club last night, the
following question was discussed "Resolved, That
the citizens lesgue movement for better enforce
ent of the liquor laws and ordinances is ipjudicious
and detrimental TO our work.
little Swear old son Of Martin johnson,
Who lives near the harvester works, was
night. The little fellows skull fractured and he
suffers great pain, yet his physician has great hope
Of his ultimate recovery.
Mayor Ames Is again entitled to the unqualified
thanks of all Miunespolitaus. He has directed the
city clerk to issue permits for moving buildings
unless the applicant stipulates that the building
shall be kept continually moving u til It shall have
reached its final destination.
The Northwestern mill Is credited with having hit
1t rich by buying heavily OF wheat early In the season
when the price was only 81 and Sl.l5 per bushsl II
such is the case, this mill which has been noticeable
for running steadily, must have rolled mp big bank
account for It's owners.-lHilIing World.
Jack Mortimer, while assisting In raising frame
of barn in North Minneapolis, dangerously in
jured by being Knocked from the structure by fall
ing timber. His skull was fractured and hip badly
crushed. His physician, although he Is In very
critical condition, hopes for his final recovery.
o. L. Cooley, employed as fireman upon the steam
shovel works, on the line Of the Minneapolis st.
Louis railway had his right foot crushed yesterday
near Cedar lake. He was promptly brought to
the city and placed In the Ames hospital for treat
ment His big toe was crushed and foot badly fplit
open.
Thomas g. Ryan and John 8. Mccarthy, two no
lorious CROOKS we're arraigned in the police court
charged with practicing the three card
monte game upon an unsuspecting granger named
John Gspnow and swiDdliDg him out Of $50 legal
money. The State, not being ready for trial, had
The hearing postponed until Monday.
VIM. Barnes. the incorrgible inebriate, popularity
Known as "Brother Barnee /" tremendously ush-
,red before his honor Of the municipal bench,
charged with the old, old nse-drunkenness
The old man begged this leniency Of the court The
pended sentence upon the conside alton that Barnes
a once vamooged the CITY He smiled and d. narkad