Daily globe., 1882-09-23
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

received in this city yesterday.
Officer Howard arrested stranger last
night upon charge of larceny.
Maginnis Benson was placed in durance
last night by Mike Hoy for larceny.
The health officer reports one hundred
and five deaths thus far this month
One scarlet fever patient is the only in
mate at the pest house at present.
The palatial steamer, the Belle of Min
netonka, is now laid up for the winter.
The October term of the district court
will commence on the 10Th of that month.
The Boston restaurant is doing rushing
business and is always ready to receive its
patrons.
A special term of the district court to-
day. A large number of cases are on the
calendar.
The sale of property upon which taxes
have not been paid in the Sixth ward will be
held to-day.
George Ellis reports that he was robbed
of nearly $50 at the East side depot on
Thursday evening.
&. H. Jones has returned home from
his trip to Europe, much improved in
health and spirits.
Yesterday was a busy day in the regis
ter's office, deeds to the amount OF $685.
465, being recorded.
number or crews were started for the
winters campaign in the pineries by the
lumbermen yesterday.
The popularity of the Comique restau-
rant not only continues, but increases, and
the dining room is never empty.
The board of trade will hold a meeting
this morning, when some action will be
taken upon the saw-dust question.
There were Hips barrels of flour
shipped from Minneapolis yesterday. The
shipments of lumber were 100000 feet.
% A special meeting of the Minneapolis
press club will be held in the editorial
roms of the Pioneer-Press on Saturday
j. johnson, employe ia an East side saw
mill, had his left arm severely lacerated
by cominglin contact with a small circular
saw.
A meeting of the directors of the chill
dren's home will be held at the residence of
Mrs. John Crosby at . o'clock this after
noon.
Michael McAbe one of three ruffiians who
assaulted officer Quinlan, was sent to the
rock pile for sixty days yesterday by Judge
Cooley.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
Yesterday were 71,1O0 bushels, and the
shipments Of the same were only 1900
bushels.
Lieutnant George N. Morgan, who was
recently wounded by the Indians on the
plains, is home with his family on the
East side.
This will be the last night of the en-
gagement of the star company now play
ing at the Comique, but more favorites are
promised for next week.
The Manitoba Railway company now
expect to have their stone arch bridge en-
tirely completed in time for the opening
of travel next season.
A still alarm called No. hose comcany
to Camp & Walkers planning tmill where
fire had occurred in the boiler room. The
damage was nominal.
There was only one marriage license is
sued yesterday, and that was for the pur-
pose of cementing the fortunes of Peter
Metson and Clary Hanson.
1t is estimated that 1000 more pu-
pills are in attendance upon the present
term of the public schools than there were
last year at the corresponding time.
At the mills yesterday the -four quota
tions were as follows: Patents, $6.50@
7.25; straights, $5.75@6.25; lower grades,
$2.25@3.50; clears, $5.50@6 per barrel.
D. W. Albaugh, of this city, is to act as
business manager of the Leavitt Novelty
company for the season of 1928, and left
for Chicago yesterday to join the COM
pany.
Anthony Rugers horse ran away in low
er town yesterday and was so seriously
injured from a collision with tree that
he had to be killed to place him out of his
misery.
The health officer reports forty eight
city patients distributed among the hospi-
tails at the present time, which is a larger
number than at any time during the pres
ent year.
John Beers was fined SIS yesterday in
the police court for committing a brutal
assault upon w. j. Tanner. In default of
the payment of the fine he was remanded
for ninety days.
Alphonse Demeules, who was arrested
upon the suspicion of being concerned in
the Lyman Brothers robbery, threatens
to bring an action against that firm to re-
cover damages for false imprisonment.
Bill Washburn has started out some
eighteen canvassers who are asking the
people who they purpose voting for for
congress on the 7th. They are each armed
with book in which are written the names
of the voters of the city.
A. Rising, L. P. Anderson, and Nils
Frederickson were arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday, charged with stealing
pieces of wood from r. w. Jordan. They
were found guilty, but sentence was sus-
pended upon the defendants paying costs.
In the report of the billiard match be-
tween Jules Myers and Frank E. Booth,
yesterday, there were two typographical
errors which in justice to the billiardists
should be corrected. The carom game was