Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs

DR.. Bray had his pocket picked of S55.
quite prevalent.
Since The first Of the month thirty-six mar.
rage licenses have been issued.
The paving of Washington avenue on the
West side is progressing slowly.
The sheriff has had 700 personal tax bills
placed in his hands for collection.
On Change yesterday the demand for mill
stuffs was in advance of the supply.
Three thousand three hundred and forty thres
barrels of -four were shipped yesterday.
Street cars to the East side now run about
one in every three months, including the
three lines.
]. Olson was killed by flying piece of a
bureted emery wheel at the harvester works
on Mondsy.
The Boston restaurant is still supplying the
hungry with everything the market sfJrds al
8 nominal price.
The open air temperance meetings given by
the Reform club have been discontinued until
Saturday evening.
Yesterday Munson Pond was remanded sixty
days for the larceny of portion of harness
owned by G. Thele.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day for a
lunch, square meal, ice cream, or a cigar.
Doors never closed.
Mr.. Phelps, of Bates, Phelps & Co., COM
plains at police headquarters that some one
stole gun from him.
Col. McCrory has made arrangements to
carry 1000 people 10 the lake this evening to
witness the fireworks.
George Hauntz accidentally shot a piece of
flesh FROM his left hand while operating with
rusty revolver on Tuesday.
The head millers will send request to the
mill proprietors to suspend operations on
Saturday, the day of the jolly picnic.
NJ. johnson, accused with assaulting J. J.
Stevenson, failed to appear in court yesterday
and the $40 bonds were declared forfeited.
The meeting of the chamber of commerce
building commi ttee was adjourned until Sat
urday without accomplishing anything yes
terday.
II. F. Goodwin's double team ran away on
Third street yesterday morning and de-
molished the carriage to which they were
attached.
The floral ship won by the Catharine at the
Minnetonka regatta commanded the admiration
of many people as it was displayed at Eustis s
store yesterday.
S. sidmore, for assaulting j. Eggan on
Sunday, was fined s25 and costs in the munich
pil court Yesterday. The fine and costs
aggregated S39.S5.
Mr.. P. Hinkle, formerly superintendent of
the engineer corps of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railroad, has been promoted to passen-
ger conductor of that road.
James W. O'Donnell has secured bill Of
divorce in the district court from Mrs. Lutz.
O'Donnell--or the woman before the courts
last fall for adultery with Lutz.
Wing Lung, First avenue south laundry.
man, is the first Chinese becoming United
States citizen in Minnesota. He took out his
naturalization papers yesterday.
1t is rumored that one of the brskemen on
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road
had his foot cut off IN an accident up the line,
but nothing def nIte can be learned respect
ing It.
Henry Williams was before his honor
yesterday, charged with indulging in Ian
GuaPe abusive to another. He entered plea
of not guilty, and had the case continued
until this afternoon.
On Tuesday evening, after dark, the little
child of J. W. Hutchins fell through scut-
tie hole, The cover of which having been left
off, ilto the area beneath the sidewalk, but
fortunately escaped serious injury.
The official call for some of the ward eau.
cuses is published at the head of this column.
The other calls will be published as soon as
the ward committees can complete arrange
ments, probably tomorrow morning.
Articles of incorporation of the Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Congregational church
of Minneapolis have been filed in the registers
office. They are signed by Charles Marten-
sen, Christ Larsen and ?. Madsen, the trus.
tees.
The fact that the contractor who is pavign
Washington avenue tore up the south side OF
the street before completing the north side,
has created conside, able excusable dissaiisfac.
ton. A portion of the street is utterly i'm
possible.
A meeting of the committee on the city
workhouse from the city council was called
for yesterday morning, but as no quorum
was present no action was taken upon the
plans of the proposed workhouse which were
presented. The cost of the building will be
$4,000
Yesterdays wheat receipts were only 49,
$50 bushels. The receipts are not expected
to aggregate a large figure until the new crop
begins to arrive, and then matters and things
will hum about the Touring mills. The
shipments were $500 bushels-all Minneapo-
lis could well spare.
Sam Novels is particularly fond of beer
especially OF John Orth's brewipg-and not
having any money stole whole key from one
of Orth's delivery wagons. To steal beer does
not always get man into trouble, but 10 gel
caught at il does. Sam is an awkward bum
and OF course was caught. He can't get an
other drop of beer for thirty days.
John Dion, a stonS cutter, was ARA. -.ned in
the municipal court yesterday charged with
drunkenness. The evidence showed that
early yesterday morning, before daybreak, he
had attempted to gain entrances to the Kitchen
of the Windsor house through window.
The Waterman discovered him, when Dion
ran. The watchman gave chase and knocke
him down. He was then turned over to 6
policeman. The little fracas cost Dion S25.
The most disgusting evidence was intro
duced in the police court yesterday afternoon
in the Kelly case. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, Of
First street, were charged with keeping dis
orderly and i'll. governed house by Mrs. Gar
rity. neighbor. The suit was the outcome
of q prolonged and bitter neighborhood quar-
rel The two women had fought like animal.
rather than human beings, while Kennedy
made use of the most vile and indecent Ian
image at the command of his depraved tongue
Kennedy was sent up for sixty days while
Mrs, Kennedy was discharged.