Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

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gated $46,7l1.
The Comiqus restaurant IS no'ed ror the e.
cellencs Of its "a at very moderate prices.
Andrew Olson, the brutal wife beater, was
Give, 6ftssn days b. Judge MahOney yester
day.
O'Rsilly 4 Hoffman will open undertaking
establishment next week at No. q Second street
north.
Richard Sullivan, prolniscuously disorderly
fellow, paid a tine of IS aud costs as atonement
for his impious Sunday diversion.
Judge Mahsney 'meed out even handed JUS
tice'' to twaaty-5,x law breakers yesterday and
the aggregate f4es collected nettsd handsome
sum.
Edward Croker, a man commit ed to the
county jail, some days ago, for drunkenness
appears to Be mentally affected. and needs proper
treatment.
John Conlin, absolute youth, for being
found in Sweds K It's bagnls, where he precip-
itated al exciting a aoore pad fine OF $500
and COSTS in the pol ,e court yesterday.
Peter Thurbertg, fcur-ye rod boy was run
over by a wood cart en- the Fast side yesterday,
and serious Y injured. The right foot and
left leg we're crnshed and bones broken.
Burglars broke into the residence of FL. B.
Woodward, at the corner + Fourteenth avenue
and Eighth street. and stole quantity of cloth
ing, small sum of money and some cigars.
Moses Letter, the dlsordar!y who was arrested
on Sunday By Oficsr Mcnamara for shooting
his revolver eff suspension bridge, paid fine Of
S. AID costs IN the municipal court yesterday.
william " 50 l WAS yss5erdly held stO await
the actioa OF the grand jury for robbing Della
Wilson, of S. Paal OF $50, In default OF fur
uishins bonds IN the sum Of 500 Wilson was
committed.
Ga, John3on, while employed upon the Hast
ings L Dakota ralwaJ extension, had the mis-
fortune to drop tie upon his foot, crushing it.
He was brought iato the city yesterday for eur
gical care.
Joseph Dishee1 has been arrested at tbs in
stance of George Al derson, wis charges him
with an assault and battery. The case will be
tried this afternoon, and Dishsau has deposited
$25 for his appearance.
H C. Nicholson had head put on him by
oae Edward Dorsey. Dorsey was arrested for
thu assault anlJudg9 Mahoney fined him $50 and
costs, bur he couldn't pay 1t, szd consoquss tly
will lie in dUfance ten days.
In the municipal curt, yesterday, Thomas
DAILY, the coatract)r VAC was ulder arreit for
making IA exoava ion ia the streets, was dis
charged He showed that he had competent
authority to re now the dirt.
Tas cas-. Eains5 Charles Il. Rove, charged
with Assaalting c. W. Rickett in quarrel over
the possession OF house was discharged yester-
day at the request of the complaining witness
upon tbs payment OF the costs of the court.
Charles Baxter, while closing large plate
glass window In front of 4 South Minneapolis
store, mals misstep aud was precipitated
through the window. He sustained number
lsss severe and painful cuts about the head,
neck and hands.
Zone Eyed" Nike Moriarity, arrested for
nipping Christopher Reid's watch, was srraign-
ed before Judge Aahoney yeste day. The cass
was continued until tue 1Uth for trial, and In
dsfAult Of furnishing bonds in the SUM Of $25
he was incarcereg ed.
john Eawley was examined in the probate
court yesterday to Determine his mental cOndi-
ton. He was placed in the county Jail for
few days, and will then dsrgo another eIani-
nation. He is ifty-fve years of age, unmarried,
and German by birth.
The residence of Henry Wilbsr, near the har-
vester works IN South Minneapolis, was raidsd
by burglars on Sunday morning. They got
away with si3 in cash, silver watch and few
articles of small value. This sum OF SGT which
was in the barae1 drawer, was not discovered by
the cracksmen.
Next Tuesday evening the formal opening Of
the fine nsw chapter building of the Chi Psi
society OF the state university will occur in ap-
proprats and impressive ceremonies. Tho
building Ia question has j1st been completed
and 10 situated opposite the state university,
upon University aV5rue. The affair will close
IL tsrpSichocean exercises and Refreshments.
The following parties received marriage
Licenses yesterday: James Holland and Emma
e. Halgren; Henry Wedsw and Betsey Norden;
B. f. Haley and Nellie Dunn; Nels Whittier and
Lreth Jaeger; John Grewrok and Annie Hag
dahl; john Lirch and Josephine Sitferle; Gust
II. D sglsr an 81 ia Schadf; James Il. Smith
and Jennie Hanson; John Langerbsck and An
ME Eliza Garrett.
Ia conversation yesterday with Thomas Bren-
nan, the Irish patriot, he was asked ny a GLOBE
representative whether he would be a candidate
for parliament at the next election in Ireland.
Mr.. Brennan promptly answered, mo, sir, l
shall never sit ia British house OF parliament,
and can never be induced to accept parliamentary
hOnors. l can do better service for Ireland out
side of that house than in it,
Chief Stetson, OF the fire department, re-
ported to the city council his estimate upon the
expenses of the department for neat year, as
published IN tn GLOBE at the time. Tho COM
mittee OF claims have cut dowa the total est
mate to SIS, about half the original figures.
The result Ia, not a new engine house, hose
house, apparatus of any kind can be pur-
chased next year. Here is anether opportunity
for the insurance companies to enter another
protest.
Articles Of incorporation OF the ''Minnetonks
and Dakota Real Estate association were fled
yesterday in the registers Office. The object of
the company is deal in real estate. Tho cap
ital stock is $500, 800, divided into 1000
shares. The incorporators are Clinton Morri
son, thomas Lowry, Henry b. Beard and Edwin
W. Herrlck, of minneapolis, and Edward ?.
Wells, OF JsNestowE, d. I. The place o. bust
ness will be Minneapolis with branch Office IN
Bismarck
District school 50, on Western avenue, wa:
opened yesterday by the city board, and the pu-
pills celebrated the event by marching in process
sion with banners flying and music floating OF
the gen 10 breeze. Tie rural officers looked OF
IN anazement with grim expression on thei
physioglomies. TheJ had deeIre &c
themselves popular with 1.-THE young
idea but yesterday dispelied the delusion
Their occupation as educational fuuctionaries
is forever gone, and no pedagogic dude can be
found poor as to pay them more defe-enc,
than to o diaavy mOrta's The AristarchiaT
scribe of the late board viii have no further
occasion to display his tradition in letters /,
the press on the ''school ight' and the public
- o. f.1 -1a-sat Tho ODr oO,rro+,-I.+.