Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

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There are now 81 inmates in the county
jail, three of whom are females
John Gleason, for disorderly conduct,
was sent to Jail yesterday for twenty days.
Minneapolis is still intensely excited over
the grandeur of the Monday celebration.
Sulliyan's restaurant is the popular re-
sort for those blessed with good appe-
titles.
Browns restau -ant is daily filled with
customers who never fail 10 get first class
meals.
Frank Pierce's horse ran away and de-
rnolished his buggy Ga Tenth street yes
terday
The gold watch offered at the French fair
for the most popular young lady was car
risd by Miss Canaan.
The last Of the visitors from abroad who
participated in Mondays display, depart
ed for their homes yesterday.
While cutting wood, John Mason, an
East side lumbermsn, inflicted bad
wound in his right foot with an AK.
H Lavinsky, charged with disorderly
conduct, forfeited his bail of $40 yester-
day by failing to appear in court.
Tim Casey is under arrest on the charge
2f keePiEg 2 vicious dog. His trial will
come off this morning il the police court
James Fahey fell from the West hotel
md was painfully Injured. He was re-,
moved to the Tate hcsel On Nicollet is
land.
Helen Steele, the youngest daughter Of
franklin Steele, Jr., had her right arm
broken from . kick BY the family horse
yesterday.
Walter Lenehdn was found guilty of
putting an pnsightly head upon G. E.
Iarnestroed, and Judge Mahoney fined
lin So and costs.
Complaints are made tcat TIE driver
Of express wagon No. A has repeatedly
violated the cit $ordinancs by fast driving.
BE should be arrested.
John Watson, charged with stealing w.
@. Penfeld's $4o0 diamond pin, will be
given preliminary examination in the
police court to-day.
Josephine Washington, the incorrigible
inebriate who is SO often before the mu-
uicipal court, has gone to the county Jail
for another ten days.
Harry WEIGH, an employe at one of the
sawmiIls at the falls, had his hand terribly
nangIed by circular saw yesterday, ne
cessitating amputation.
There was rehearsal by the choir of
Father McGolrick's church last evening in
preparation for the organ concert to be
held next Sunday evening.
The Twilight Fliokerer" threatens to
ostracise Aid. Cos because he accepted
cordial invitation to attend the Hotel
Lafayette banquet. That settles it.
Chester Martins residence on Eleventh
avenue south was raided by burglars yes
terday morning, and two suits of clothes.
besides $11.50 in money was stolen.
This afternoon the real estate men and
The clerks of the Milwaukee freight Office
will play match game of base ball, for
the benefit of the children's home.
John Flanagan and Thomas Kivid
vent on a humping" expedition. They
rather got the worst of the fight and got
Zen days each on the rock pile besides.
A. WideIl, the man who had his right leg
crushed by the GER on the East side Tues
day evening, was better yesterday, and the
surgeons believe The leg can be saved from
ampUtation.
The notorious Sarah Weeks, whose den
IF iniquity was recently closed at the in
stance of Mayor Ames, was before Judge
Mahoney yesterday and required to pay a
me Of $25 and costs for Improper diver
sion of the peace.
The following parties reoei7ed mar
Rage licenses yesterday: Laurence P.
Nelson to Maria Aas; Daniel MeColl to
Jessie A. Mckenzie; Charles Parker to
Annie Wilkins; Hagen j. Haven to Pc
tromille Peterson.
. A man named S. Gummers, living at
hibertyville, Iowa. while being transferred
from the depot to the East side junction,
had his pocket picked of ticket to Glad
stone, D. T., and pocket book contain
ing valuable papers.
The winning number in the drawing of
the gold watch offered by the St. Cecilia
society at their late festival is number sos.
Miss Mary Shelley, of Chicago, drew The
library prize, consisting of a complete set
Of Father Muller's works.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellieott, wife of VIM.
Ellieott, died yesterday at o'clock p. NJ,
aged sixty-hve years. The funeral will
occur from the family residence, corner of
First street and First avenue south, at 2
O'clock this afternoon.
Michael Kavanaugh brutally assaulted
mis- wife, and at the instance of Kate Dwy-
ar, friend of Mrs. &. he was arrested.
Judge Mahoney found him guilty and re-
handed him to the custody of the sheriff
where he will pound rocks for sixty days.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railway company have fled a notice of
appeal from the award made by the COM
missioners in the matter of damages to lot
/, block - OF Bradford & Lewis addition.
the same being the property OF Frank Gil
son and others.
Tomorrow night the opera train on the
Milwaukee road will not leave for st. Paul
until after the close of the Emma Abbott
Opera company rendition of Vrr9r4 grand
tragic opera "Regoletto' at the Grand.
This is to accommodate our st. Paul