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


,r,l meeting Of the Light Infantry was held last
night
A sociable will be given in Harrison hall this
evening.
Another ball will be given at the Lakeside hotel at
Lake Calhoun this evening.
Martina, the magician, viii leave to-day for Winni-
peg. where he shows the coming week.
The monthly meeting of the county commission
ers was held at the court house yesterday.
Yesterday was another big criminal day in the
police court occupying the attention OF Judge
Cooley up to s O'Clock.
This weekly meeting Of the city council will be
held tomorrow evening and big amount OF ousi-
ness will come up for transaction.
Arc YOU hungry? Take 1t for granted you are.
Then 90 forthwith to the Boston restaurant Tom
Sullivan will do you world of good.
During Saturday night, burglars entered. the
grocery store of E W. d. Harvey, Oh Fourth street,
East slde and stole chest of choice tea.
Coup's circus drew two large crowds yesterday to
witness two very ordinary and tame exhibitions. AL
who patronized the circus went home dissatisfied.
The wife of carpenter named j. Barton, who
lives on Third avenue south, mysteriously apscond-
ed last week and Barton is vigorously searching Tor
her.
Abou! SIS worth of paints, ola, nails, etc., were
stcleu from house occupied by james L. Elweil
for the purpose of such materials, GU tho EAST
side.
q. IL. Edgar, charged with bastardy by Anna Lun-
dem WAS discharged by the municipal court yester-
day. the matter having been settled up py the par
ties Interested in the cause.
Every one. his friend and their families for miles
,Itry cforda n
the show, and they undoubtedly saw II, put got
rather poor return for their money.
Early yesterday morning the enterprisipg burglar
wss frightened away from Mr.. stanchfeids house,
at No. 6O7 South Sixth street, just they were il the
act of crawling through the window.
Notwithstanding the opposition of the circus last
ni,h tue Theater Comique drew good house.
Ibe weeks programme opened up in fine style, and
deserve, good business all the week
The hanging Of rat in basement on Sunday
night which was reported by few practical Jokers
as the suicide of a man, created quite sensation,
and gave the reporters hvey chase
George P, Lindsey, charged with seduction, will
be given hearing in the police court this afternoon
If he is in the city, which is indeed doubtful II
not his bonds will be declared forfeited.
Residents along Hennepin avenue complain
vigorously against the manner 10 which the sprlnk-
lug contractor neglects his duty, and is probable
so else will undertake the Jop Oh laying lne
dust that vicinity.
Ihe S:45 motor train took out large and happy
excursion party-that of the members of the society
of tie church of the Immaculate Conception and
their guests-to Lake Minnetonka, whore they spent
exceedingly pleasant day.
couple of young bloods who had imbibed Too
much circus lemonade got into friendly quarrel on
First avenue south, about u O'Clock ast night end
ing In one drawing a pistol and shooung
at the other, inf1ictiDg slight scalp wounu ana
iyjuring lock Of hair.
The second STATE constitutional prohibition con-
yeption willmeet In Association hall, Minneapolis,
June IL, at 10 O'Clock g.. II will be mass meet
ing Credentials, however, will be credited. Some
raItways will return delegates at one-nflh OF one
fare and others will sell round trip tickets only.
AT tho regular semi-monthly meeting of Father
Sheehy land league, Sunday night, the following
officers were elected President, Charles d. Early;
vice president, VIM Donshue; treasurer, VIM. FL
lott; financial secretary, D. OBrien; reco ding sec
rotary, Matthew Melen. The treasurer reported
balance i'll the treasury OF Sl9.So
AL Cannon, young man recently from Iowa,
was fatally injured while working on the new Mer-
chants block on Washington avenue, yesterday.
he standing near the elevator SHAFT ID the third
story of the block, when the crane OF the derrick
was swung around on him unawares, and Knocked
him into the elevator opening to the ground floor.
In an unconscious condition he was taken by Ills
friends to the Ames hospital where he died soon
after.
Robert McNutt, young man against whom moth
ips before has been brought against him which
would suy his reputation, was yesterday held to the
disposition of the grand jury, upon charge of rob-
bling a scandinavian in an Clubhouse in the lear OF
JacJby's saloon. This is another case where
young men come to grief by being
founG in bad company. His COM
pani9n in the case is the notorious
Barton alias Fisher who has figured in the police
court proceedings very conspicuousy during the
past year. He has been arragned for all manner of
crimes aud frequently convicted. The hearing OF
the charge against Fisher was continued until 10
O'Clock this forenoon. As the evidence sgainrt him
to be pretty clear, it is highly probable he
VII also be bound over to the action OF the grand
jury.