Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-30
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELETs.
All the "drives'' are expected in few d

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
All the s'drives" are expected in few days.
Four soldiers deserted from Fort Smelling on
Wednesday.
A harness was stolen from w. H. Jacoby's
barn by sneak thieves.
The insurance nine beat the bankers nine by
score of nine to eight.
When you feel heated drop into the Boston
restaurant and get dish of ice cream.
The explosion of the pyrotechnics at Col
toms occasioned the most intense excitement.
The travelling men arrived in large numbers
yesterday to attend the annual reunion at
Minnetonka.
The wheat receipts at Minneapolis yesterday
were 1850 bushels, and the shipments were
$500 bushels.
The case against Henry A. Roth, the un
licensed auctioneer, was discharged yesterday,
he having procured a proper license.
A bottle of whisky was stolen from Peter
Bofierding's store, which was broken open by
thieves on Wednesday night.
A falling timber inflicted a bad scalp wound
upon the head CT Fred Maxwell. while work
ing on an East side building vest erday.
George R. Thompson, VIC was arrested up
on a charge of assaulting his wife, Ellie
Thompson, was acquitted by Judge Cooley
yesterday.
A toy pistol exploded in the hands of boy
named HALEY Mohoffey, living on Ninth
street, South side, badly burning his face
with powder.
This evening the Reform club hold their
regular series meeting, ard probably hearth
" congratulate Iowa on the success OF the
Prohibition ticket.
Two vags named Thomas Connors and
Stephen Heidon, were yesterday sent down to
oDerate upon the rock pile, each for thirty
days, by Judge Cooley.
The contracts with Forest & Co., for laying
the cedar block pavements, have been signed.
Work will be commenced on The 18th OF July
aud completed on September 18th.
August Black, for committing an assault
upon man named Leitz, dropped V, and
the costs of the court, into the HANDS of the
smiling clerk of the municipal court.
Minneapolis boasts one of the finest and
most efficient fire departments in the west,
and the laddies will be at their best tomorrow
the occasion of the annual parade and re-
view.
Next week thousands will witness the best
racing ever seen here or elsewhere at the
grounds of the Minneapolis Driving Park as
sociation. Thousands are coming from all
parts of the state.
$3.50, Lady Rolfe, Fannie Witherspoon,
Little Brown jug, Commodore Littson's
equaled before upon any racing occasion.
They will be at Minneapolis next week.
Wednesday night an attempt was made to
burglarize the house of Morris Sinclair in
lower town. Entrance was made, but Mr.. Sin
| clair was aroused and frightened them away
after scattering their spoils on the floor.
Johnny Kremer, twelve year old lad en-
| ployed in Briggs Brothers. shiugle mill on
the East side, had his left hand badly lacerat-
| ed by circular saw. He was removed to the
Ames hospital, where the second finger was
| amputated.
| C. W. Cotton was arrested Yesterday for
! making pyrotechnic display upon the streets,
and arraigned in the police court. He pro-
duced in defense q written permit from the
mayor. The case was continued until to-
morrow for trial.
| The race on the Fourth at the grounds OF
the Minneapolis Driving Park association, be-
| tween $3.50, Lady Rolfe, and Fannie Wither-
spoon, will attract an immense crowd OF
people from everywhere. There will also be
| other first-class races.
John Shoemaker applied whip 10 COW on
orL c;J ha ,chp 10 no n
Officer Kingsley saw it, and took hand in.
| The upshot of the affair was fiue of $40,
which Shoemaker reluctantly dropped upon
| leaving the court room.
Great prepa ,aiions are being made at the
Theatre ComiGue for celebrating the coming
Fourth. Three performances will be given,
one at 1890 a. M, one at $50 p. M, and the
| usual ven;pg F ,rformance at s. line bill is
be- ng reheaesed for the occasion.
Miss Lizzie Collins, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Smith for a month,
left last evening for Blaleley, where she will
enjoy brief visit Her friends and compan-
ions celebrated the eve OF her departure IN a
reception, and it is reported one of the happi-
est affairs of the season.
The light infantry had their moonlight
excursion last night-without the moon-and
a very pleasant one it was. The party, num-
being about 500, left the st. Louis depot
promptly at O'Clock, and after promenade
concert on the City of st. Louis and dance
and supper at the Lake Park, arrived home at
2 O'Clock this morning.
Yesterday aft ;rnoon Officer Marsh arrested
man on suspicion of being connected with
"night work. He would give no account Of
himself He had the audacity - assert that
be bad never performed an honest days work
during his earthly clreer. He claims - have
hailed from Chicago and adds that he "blowed
in" all he hal at gambling den.
Last evening the children of Holy Rosary
church gave an entertainment in Pence Opera
house. The programme consisted in
choruses, songs, piano solos, pretty
fairy e-ltravaganza with large
cast of characters, and the attractive little
it Pollrs." The whole passed off pleasantly,
and gave unqualified satisfaction to all in at
tendance.
The hod carriers on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway company's shop
in south Minneapolis, struck for an advance
of from $l.75 to $500 per day. They want
pay for two hours extra work each day also.
They claim the latter for walking to and from
their work Yesterday afternoon quite
number of new men were engaged, and the
employers report that everything will go on
as usual to day.
William Bigbee walked through on emil
grant car and used insulting language to
woman. He was therefor walled into the
august presence of his honor of the municipal
bench. He left the court room looking demure
and humble, and at his right walked blue
coated minion of the law, who conducted him
to the county fast hold, where he will be per-.
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