Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.


The Nina Spear fund has reached nearly
800. Make 1t 81 ,0O0 to-day.
Wheat receipts yesterday were 81, $50 bush
els, shipments $500 bushels.
There are about one thousand internal reve
nus tax payers in Minneapolis.
\ special meeting Of the city council to con
slider the paving question is talked Of.
The G. A. R. has decided on new uniform
and it will be ready for decoration day.
Renew those old and rotten sidewalks
They are q shameful disgrace to the city.
OF The 1s5 arrests made by the police dur
ing the month of April, twenty were women
Minneapolis markets we're inclined to BE-
more active yesterday than on any day during
the present week.
The battaliondrill Of The Minneapolis and
ST. Paul military organizations occurred in
this city last evening.
Complaints are frequent that clothes line
thieves are committing depredations in va.
rious localities in the city.
The superint ndent CT the poor has the graft
flying statement to make that applications for
Avagrant named John Schulbut was SEN
fenced to thirty days labor upon the rock
pile by Judge Bailey yesterday.
Ezra B. Ames and Christina Nilsson were
married by Judge Ulaud on Thursday. They
Immediately took the train for Chicago.
The first excursion Of the season will go out
to Lake Minnetonka to morrow morning on
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail-
road.
1t is thought here that the body found near
Fort Smelling was that of one of the three
parties who were drowned here the past
winter.
Rev. John Brooks, D. D., will preach in the
Foss NJ. E. church Sunday morning, May Z,
at 1890, and Rev. NJ. Tousley in the evening
AZ s o'clock.
Dr. Keith's condition was much worse yes
terday afternoon, and failing quite fast. All
hope of his recovery has been abandoned by
bis physicians.
Upon decree of Judge Bailey, John Nc.
Laughlin, festive "bum," will recreate ten
days under charge of Waterman Sullivan at
the city rock pile.
of the Zouaves, permission to retain govern
ment arms although it will hereafter be q
private company.
q. 6. Mckenzie OF the East side Central
avenue restaurant, is receiving contributions
to the Nina Spear fund. Let us see what the
East siGers can do.
Rose Ludwig was before his honor yester-
cay, charged with being booty. His honor,
being somewhat gallant, dismissed her under
suspension of sentence.
A meeting of the board OF water commits.
sioners was held in the mayors Office yester-
day afternoon. The Golfer dam question was
The principal subject of discussion.
4 Chicago ieweler recently lost in this city
$4,000 in checks payable to bearer. They
were picked up by an honest man, who
promptly returned them to their owner.
Drop into the Boston restauran, at any hour
of the day or night and you can get anything
you want in the catering line. Fresh oys-
lers in every style and fine cigars spe-
cialtles.
Itisuow bought probable that the Irish
citizens of this city will hold mass con.
gratulatory meeting in Market hall, on Mon
his compatriots.
The statistics show that there re from
$4,000 to $4,000 worth Of stamps consumed
by Hennepln county tobacconists and brewers
annually. Somebody must smoke and drink
beer with a vengeance.
heavy wall is TO be built 20 protect the
east side point of the river at the junctio of
apron at the falls. The high water and swift
current has washed away the sand stone 60
that the bank is in danger of falling in
Willie Edouins Sparks combination pro-
duced Dreams, or Fun in Photograph Gal
lery" to big house, at the Academy last
evening. They give matinee this afternoon
and close the engagement this evening.
pamphlet will soon be issued which con-
tains full account of the McManus crime, his
arrest and his hanging, together with the
comments thereon by the leading journals of
the country. 1t will doubtless meet with an
extensive sale.
Yesterday afternoon the police were notified
that man residing on Sixteenth avenue south
was violently insane. He threatened to kill
his wife and had turned his family into the
street. He was taken into custody by police
mea laet night.
Burglars attempted to break into the resi-
dencs Of Mr.. Greeley, on Fourteenth avenue
south Early yesterday mo rning, but fortunate
ly made sufficient noise 10 arouse Mr.. Greeley
from his sleep, aud he lost no time in dlspers-
ing The midnight murauders.
Eugene B. Garland has commenced suit
IN the district court gainst the Minneapolis
& St. Louis Railway company TO recover
5000 damages, for injuries received March
%, 1882, by being run over by train at the
Fourth street northeast crossing
When is that proposed meeting of the citl-
zens of the city to consider the tramp ques-
tion toUocur? There are large number OF
citizens who are ready 10 act, but are now
waiting a leader. Who will make the call
and engage hall for the purpose?
A general teachers meeting will be held at
the High school building this morning.
Among other things, the question of salary
will be discussed. The teachers of the schools
are certainly not overpaid, and they know it,
and will so express themselves this morning.
When will boys leave firearms alone? John
Nlxson, North Minneapolis 12-year old lad
is the latest victim of the craze to carry
pistols. While handling it, one chamber was
discharged, sending bullet through his left
hand and narrowly missing the head of q COM
psnlon.
The Journal asserts that II helievcs the