Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs

The stage of water in the river is growing
less daily.
The Wisconsin editorial excursionists are
expected here to-day.
Will E. Bradley, OF Iowa City, is visiting l.
j. Skinner, Of this city.
Dauz's band gave an open air concert OF
Bridge square last evening.
w. w. Satterlee will give public address
upon the political situation this evening.
Sioux Falls excursion party is expected
to arrive in Minneapolis the first of next
week
The Grand Army of the Republic will &c
into their annual encampment at Lake Mime
tonka to-day.
The B Iston restaurant is still supplying the
hungry with everything the market affords, at
nominal price,
The alleged Thomas Gallagher abusive Ian.
guage case, in the municipal court, was dis
charged yesterday.
The committee on bridges from the city
council has inspected the upper bridge and
found it all right.
d. o. Ferguson of 472 Fourth avenue
south fell from building on Western avenue
and suffers broken rib.
Ellen WEIGH pleaded guilty to a charge OF
drunkenness before Judge Cooley. She will
be given further hearing to- day.
Officer Hill corraled Norwegian who at.
fected not to underst md single word of En-
gish for attempting to pick mans pocket.
J. G. Oswald is getting his admirable stable
of trotting horses into condition to carry off
several Of Col. Kings purses in the September
fair.
Mrs. ]. G. Plummer, of 1118 Harmon place,
front of Bishop Foss' residence on NIcollet
avenue.
A fourteen. year-old boy named John Du
Quette was yesterday sent to the reform
school for stealing a watch from Frank
Trepaner.
John Kennedy, farmer OF Corcoran town.
ship, informs the GLOBE that the corn crop
IN that section Is failure, but small grain
was seldom better.
Mary Hall keeps chickens. or rather, she
fails to keep them, and they forage upon the
IdFucuS vi 0clRuU0TS. one WAS arrested
and paid fine OF IS.
The children OF the Hennepin Avenne NJ. E.
church, enjoyed an exceptionally happy ex-
cursion to Lake Minnetonka yesterday They
went over the motor line.
"The motor must go"-that is to Lake
Mnnetonka and back as often as Col. McCrory
pleases. The street railway company to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Burglars were frustrated in their attempts
to get into Mrs. spooner's boarding house on
Eighteenth avenue north, by the timely
awakening of one of the boarders.
Olaf Olson pleaded guilty at the morning
roll call to charge OF assaulting John Mel
son, and then paid S. and costs, making it all
right. The whole amounted to $l2 90.
Yesterday was one of those "seldom',
days, when every plain drunk in the munich
pal court has wealth and unhesitatingly liaui-
dates the assessments made by his honor.
Charlds Hayes disappeared very suddenly
and mysteriously on Monday night, and
although detectives have secured the city he
has not been found. Hayes is a fireman and
very popular among his friends.
The contractor expects TO complete tn e
paving OF the north side of Washington aye
nue. between Hennepin avenue and Second
avenue south to-day. He will then turn his
attention to the other side of the street.
This afternoon work in placing the rock for
the foundation for the electric light mast on
Bridge square will begin, and it is'expectedIchat
Col. Glenn will place In the first section of the
iron mast, upon which he has been working
for several weeks.
John Jackson, a colored individual, had
"scrap' with Rose Thompson. employed at
the Clark house. He will mediate upon the
inequality of the sexes ia a rough and tum BILE
fight as he eats his bread and coffee, at the
expense Of the county, for two whole months.
Clerk-"Bridget Stewart, charged with u.s.
ing abusive language to Mary Zimmerman"
Conrt-How is that, Bridget? Guilty or not
guilty ~ Bridget-"Guilty, yer honor"
Court-"Five dollars and costs" Clerk
'F,ve dollars and costs, $l010." 1t was forth.
coming.
George N. Morgan Post G A. r held
meeting at their armory last night and com.
pleted arrangements for the encampment.
Ten recruits were mustered in. The member
OF company and company who intend to
accompany the excursion, are requested to re-
port at O'Clock in full unif orm.
On Mon day afternoon a number of BOYS
W ent into Cases lake, which is about two and
a half miles from the city. Among the
number was a lad named Forest Horton, who
was drowned. The matter of his drowning
was Investigated yesterday by the coroner,
who held an inquest. The jury rendered a
verdict in effect that the boy came to his death
by drowning, but failed to censure any one,
although boy named Ole Anderson was ar
rested and held in durance upon suspicion of
foul play.
A doleful looking chap was arraigued be.
fore his honor yesterday, charged with cater.
ing to his inordinate desire for the contents of
a beer mug. In the Silly night had been fonnd
in state of nudity, fast asleep upon the grassy
plot in front of Second avenue,
south residence He was aroused
and taken to the quay, bu,
bis clothes were not found until yesterday
morning. At about O'Clock Tailor Bross'
search was rewarded in finding the discarded
garments undisturbed. With them was q
valuable watch. AS he was picking them up
an almost distracted woman came along and
excitedly accosted him with the statement that
those clothes belonged to her husband. who
was missing. Her fears were quieted with the
information that her affinity was safely
corraled aud was only waiting for his clothes