Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBELErs.

OAA- A"n IL SdS yeottrudy mOln-
ing.
| Postmaster Laraway will begin business
this morning.
The electric light mast will be raised on
Bridge square within the month.
The Republicans will hold caucus meetings
at the various precincts this evening.
The Chelfue divorce case has been stricken
from the docket at the district court.
bastardy case will probably be one of the
criminal matters before Judge Cooley
to-day.
Sophia Stephens of Single creek, and Will
lam Snodgrass, two insane patients, win be
taken to st. Peter to-day.
The cause OF the fearful mortality among
small pox patients at the pest house is being
investigated by the authorities.
All the saw mills will begin running on
full time this morning, an adequate supply of
logs having arrived in the booms.
| Capt. Ames, of the Ames' Zouaves, will
teach the Crusaders military evoluti6ns this
evening in Catholic Association hail.
Emma Nelson has secured bill of divorce
from her husband, Charles Nelson, in the dis
trict court, on the ground of cruel and inhu-
man treatment.
It was reported at police headquarters last
evening that an insane man had escaped the
vigilance of his friends and apprehension OF
his safety was felt.
The usual Sabbath meeting of Father Mat
| thew T. A. society was held in Catholic As
ISOLATION hall at o'clock yesterday after
noon, with good attendance.
A special meeting of the board of health
| committee on scavenger WORK will be held to-
day to discuss some very important matters
| IN relation to cleaning up the city.
| A song service was conducted in the Y. NJ /.
c. A. parlors yesterday afternoon by ]. c.
Huntington. This was followed by an address
by Rev. Robert Forbes, of the First NJ. E.
| church.
The notorious and incorrigible drunkard,
Swan Norstrum, is again in limbo. The only
times at which ne is not a regular "eountv
boarder" is when he is filling up on bad
"budge."
An adjourned meeting of the common
council will be held on Wednesday evening
for the purpose of considering the electric
| light ordinances and other important
business.
| William Winslow, an employe of The Mer.
| Ram & Burrows saw mill, was seriously in.
| Jured On Saturday by being knocked down and
| run over by the carriage. His legs were badly
mangled
Officer Hill dropped upon couple of bel
igerants who were engaged in polishing off
each others craniums. They may tell their
story to Judge Coley this morning at Just
nine O'Clock.
The number of people who visited the yari-
ous lakes and Minnehaha falls yesterday was
surprisingly large. All the different trains
were well filled. The motor line especially
did rushing business.
The name of the man who was found dead
on Saturday night, as reported in yesterdays
GLOBE, proves to be that of James Patterson.
He was boatmah at Lake Minnetonka, in
this city on spree at the time.
Companies A and of the Minnesota Ma.
tional guard will take the Minneapolis & St.
Louis train this morning for White Bear
lake, where they will go into camp with the
remaining companies of the two battalions.
Sergeant John West will drill the police
force one night each week. The first drill
viii take place on the hay market on Thurs
day evening at six o'clock. He expects to
have one OF the finest drilled forces in the
west.
a meeting of the officers and directors of the
Minnesota College hospital will be held in the
office of DR.. Dunsmoor o-day for the purpose
of arranging for another course of lectures.
and to transact other business relative to the
institution.
Ayoung man named Morgan was arrested
from lower town for beating woman and
turning her child into the street. She will
appeal to his honor this morning for redress,
when Morgan will be called upon to explain
his brutal conduct.
suspicious looking individual was at the
city lookup yesterday, who had been arrested
upon charge of stealing a coat. The coat
was not found, but pawn check for coat
was recovered, however, which will probably
throw some light upon the subject.
Officer Marsh arrested Chicago chap at an
early hour yesterday morning.. He was found
On the street at an unseemly hour and gave a
very poor account of himself, and was conse-
quently run in on suspicion of being con-
Hected with some crooked business.
Hereafter trains on the Chicago, Milwau.
kee & st. Paul road will leave this CITY as
follows On the river division at 6:s5 a. m
p. m. and p. IN. On the Iowa & Minnesota
division at a. M, $50 p. IN. and 6 D. m. On
the Hastings 81 Dakota division at $40 a. IN.
and 3:15 p. IN.
man called at the Marcks Lion drug store
| last evening under the pretext OF getting ten
dollar bill changed. While Mr.. Marcks stepped
into rear room of the store the man helped
himself to little over 50 in cash, which was
IN the cigar case, and he was afterwards
arrested In the st. James hotel.
| Work upon the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul car shops is progressing quite rapidly
now. full corps of workmen have been
secured to fill the places of the hod carriers
who quit on strike for two hours additional
pay each day on account of their living a
| loneg distance from their work.
The street commissioner continues very lax
IN the performance of his duties in cleaning up
Washington avenue and placing it in pass
able condition. All along the avenue where
the contractor has put in the curb stone large
rocks and piles of dirt are left so that 1t is
next to impossible for team to drive ND to
business house.
Miss Lizzie Peaslee.a song and dance lady
who played at the Theatre Comique last week
has retired until the 9th when she will re-
\ anna with her no rtner Mr IaoI>co~ - -. :.