Daily globe., 1882-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

1t was an in glorious de feat to be sure.
The PERSONAL hterty Tarty was some
what defeated in their legislative ticket.
Uncle Toms Cabin continues at the
oreva house. Il IS being presented 10
fair houses.
A vagrant, ramed James Clury, was
sent to the rock pile by Judge Cooley
for ten days.
Dorilus No. rison's employees voted SOL
idly for Washburn. So did The car shops
employees and the employees Of the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railroad.
TIE Prohibitionists were feeling little
discouraged yesterday, and seemed to be
fully convinced that their Amy is composed
OF people who do not ''vote as they pray"
The indications, as the returns come in,
point 10 the election of VIM. Grimshaw to
the legislature from the Twentieth dis
trict. it will be 2 bright spot in the legis-
l2ture.
s;The crew of thirty-eight men employed
in laying the water main On MinDehaha
avenue are progressing at the rate of 400
feet per DAY. This main is started for
the car shops.
Had the Democrats minated Chas.
NJ. Pond, instead of indorsing the Judas
Isca lot, Langdcn. ii would have been
more creditable to the Democrats of the
Ihirtieth district.
Pi!isbury, Fletcher G. Langdon may be
considered ''muchly" elected. Tnece were
no opposition candidates save the Prol,ibi
ton candidates-Holt against Fletcher and
Pond against Langdon.
Il is considered bad journalism, and a
disblay Of very poor taste generally 10
continue publishing campaign LES and
slanders after election is over. Yet the
Jorraa! and the Tribune Will do it. II is
the nature of the things.
Z badly depraved female named Joseph
ine Washington was before his honor yes
ierd2y for indulging in spree" Owing
to h5r sex the court len;ently discharged
the case, and last night it IS stated mat
Jorei iiiine was again ''as drunk Us q lord.
William L. Eastis,who mas been arrested
for erecting wooden building within the
fire limits, had his ca ae Continued II lie
municipal court yesterday until the after
noon of the 18th. Mr.. Eustis is confident
of 81 acquittal upon the ground that The
construction Of the building was begun
before the fire limits had been so extended
as to include his properly.
Ralph Rees, the clothier at the corner OF
He cnepin avenve and Second street, was
befr.e Judge Cooley. of the police corrt,
yes, ,erday, charged with sweeping papers
and scraps of cloth into the street. aztec
having been notified by the police that il
was :. violation of the ordinance, and warn
inc him TO clean it up, or an arrest must
result. The court discharged the defend.
aut upon the promise that the nuisance
should not recur.
Nanic5pGJ Co.si'.
Before Judge Cooley.
Oie Peterson, drunkenness; paid fine
Of s..
Patrick Murphy, drunkenness; dis.
chargl.
5. c. Carpanter, c. A. Hem, drunken
ness; paid firas OF So each.
James Murphy, Drunkenness; discharged
William z. Eustis, erecting wooden
building within the FIRE limits; continued
until the 18th instant.
Samuel Johnson, dranke mess; dis
charged.
Ole Luson, drunkenness; paid fine OF
S..
James Murphy and James Scho&eld
drunkenness; committed seven days e;.ci
josepHine Washington, drunkenness;
di7~batged.
andrew Wright, noise and improper
diversion of the peace: discharged.
James Clary, vagracy; committed ten
da,S.
Henry Kegan and Solik Rood, assault
and battery upon John Quale; dismissed
upon the payment Of the costs in The
action.
Ralph Reis, obstructing street; dis
ch=rged.
Ralph Refs and Gus Reis, assault and
battery upon 3. Z. Stern; paid fines OF S;
each.
B. E. Stern, contempt of court for pro
family; paid line of S..