Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
MINNEAPOLIS aLOBELErs.

Yesterday was 8 dull day In Minneapolis markets.
The platform over the canal, on First street. is in
. dangerous condition.
1t is stated that the Milwaukee road loses, on an
average, eighteen pieces Of bsggage'rer day.
Minneapolis wheat receipts yesterday were 42,5c0
bushels, while the shipments we're 800 bushels.
The police made 269 arrests during the month Of
May. During May, 1881, 1s5 arrests were made.
A large number OF Minneapolis sporting people
went to Red Wing yesterday to witness the racing.
The mason work upor the wooden mill extension
has been completed, and it viii soon be ready for
operation.
Nine parties have been held to the grand jury by
tie municipal court since the May term of the dis
trIct court.
On Saturday the members of the Franklin Avenue
NJ E. Sunday school will take picnic excursion to
upper Lake MinnetoDka.
Elem NJ. Carroll has brought suit in the district
court for divorce from her husband Miles Carroll,
on the ground OF dessrton.
The members Of the Crusaders T. A. society are
arranging for grand festival, to the 10th,
In Catholic association hall.
The running time of the Fourth avenue car line
Las been reduced to fifty minutes for the round trip,
instead OF one hour, as formerly.
Loren Fletcher has purchased one-fourth inter-
est in the Galaxy Touring mill site from B.
Langdon, paying $4,000 therefor.
Burglars troubled the residence Of ". D. McCo.-
lom on Twentieth avenue south and Eighth street.
on Tuesday night, but we're frightened away.
An engineer who boards at tho corner of waEh-
rgton and Fourth avenue north. had vest contain
ing wat h stolen from his room by sneak thief.
In the probate court yesterday Bertha wensole
was az judged insane by board Of examining ply
Sicians and viii be cent to the asylum st st. Peter
The Theatre Comique Grew q good house last
night. Crawford and Gibson, the Mendels, Eeoska-
ieta and Leoni, and other favortes still hold the
boards.
Drop iato the Boston restaurant at any time of the
day or night and you can get anything you want in
the catering tine. Fresh oysters In every style and
fine cigars speciG!ties.
Yesterday morning William Mack, al employe at
the Milwaukee car shops, fell distance Of thirty
feat, hut foItunsteIy escaped serious injury. He
only received number OF painful bruises.
Tie west end piers on the Manitoba Short line
bridge have been bsgun. The work is progressing
slowly, but none the less surely. When completed,
1t will doubtless be an almost perfect structure.
The hooddm nuisance in Minneapolis, of which
the GLOBE will speak more fully soon, is becoming
intoiecabie. Ladies' and passers.by the street
hourly insul.ed and treated with shameful indigni
te,.
Henry Hobire aud Isaac ". Arnold had little
row about Sign, and Hobine called Arnold . liar,
and was arrested at the instance Of the other,
charged with using abusive language. The trial In
the oce couri WAS very amusing but the case was
dismissed without nne being imposed.
TIE Journal suggests that perhaps haj. Camps
visit to Washington may be In the interest Of the
Harrison property, on First avenue north. post
Office site. Not likely. Maj. Camp has property Of
his OWL. and If he has gone to Washington to lobby
for postoce site rest assured that that particular
postofice site belongs to Msj. Camp.
john Dumopt a maohinist, in the employ Of
Mensel Co, was yesterday before his honor at the
instance Of his vito, Sarah Dumont, who charged
him with an assault and battery upon her. The
trial developed many peculiar facts and showe1 very
conclusively that an obnoxious mother 1n-iaw
fingered in the melee. Dumont was fined S25 and
ce SITS which he paid without smile.
Charles Howard is charged with robbing Thomas
Evsns of Sal. rs in cash. The preliminary examiua-
| ton of the case was had before Judge Cooley yes
terday. The court decided that there was probable
cause to believe Howard had committed the felony.
and hence bound him over to the action
of the grand jury in the sum Of $500
Ii defsult of bonds he was remanded.
The latest womsn insulter has turned up In the
| person OF hoodum named Jno. Littlefeld, SER
| want at the Cliff house, East eide. He yesterday
gave exhibitions of his basenees by stopping down
to the ground aud attempting to look under lady's
clothes as she stepped into buggy. The lady re-
scented the insult With cut OF whip, to which the
brute responded With volley of vile and obscene
epithets. warrant has been issued for his srrest