Daily globe., 1883-05-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Thomas Moriority, vagrant, was sent
up for ten days by his honor yesterday
The box sheet for the Sol Smith Russo!
season opens this morning at the Grand
Col. Woods theater was filed again yes
terday. The Spence acts are certainly i'm
meuse.
Tax collections are being paid with
rush, and still they come in to pay. That's
business.
The Limitation of the Judge Smith gas
ordinance expired on April Is, and is OF no
value now.
There were five criminals taken down to
She county fasthold in the patrol wagon
yesterday.
John G. Heenan was the illustrious cog
nomen of an inebriate who paid fine OF
S. and costs.
l.. c. Graves shot of his revolver in the
city limits and yesterday Judge Mahoney
fined him SO.
The Comique restaurant to-day gives
She finest viands the market affords and ell
for moderate prices.
On the Motor line between the city and
Minnetonka twenty-four new buildings are
in the course of erection.
The Boston restaurant keeps the best
of cigars, wines and refreshments of all
kind besides good eatables.
Hobert Weeks and his better half were
both sent to jail yesterday for sixty days
for induIging in free fight.
James Bowen, instructor in literature at
the state university was inferred yester
day from Holy Trinity church.
There was a break yesterday in the
water main in the East division, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues south
east.
The council committees on railroads and
sidewalks met yesterday afternoon, but
transacted no business of great impor-
tance.
Ex-Alderman BarroWs who has returned
from the pineries states that the prospects
for getting down logs is much better now
owing to the recent rains.
In the compilation of city ordinances
for 1877 some of the most important ones
were omitted. So says Judge Cooley who
is now compiling the ordinances.
Patrick J. Moran, William Merrill and
Mr.. McGrath, are the delegates elected by
the Crusaders society to attend the state
temperance convention at Faribault, on
June 13.
Hattie Brush First street demi monde,
together with the occupants of her house.
paid their respects to Judge Mahoney in
$50 from the madame and SO each for
she others.
Delegations from the various Irish So
cieties in the city meet this evening at
Judge Mahoney's Office to transact bust
ness in connection with the prospective
arrival of Patrick Egan.
guest of the Nicollet house, named G..
H. Severson, of Stoughton Wis, claims
that he was robbed by roommate of $40
in cash and fine gold watch, chain and
charm, valued at about $3.50.
Philip Cressy had his left foot badly lac
Grated yesterday in the Minneapolis mill
by heavy piece of lumber falling on it.
Amputation of portion of the foot is
deemed necessary by the surgeon:
The Northeastern Miller is authority for
the statement that President Mathew
Walsh is to call meeting of the head mill
ers of Minneapolis on Tuesday, the 29th,
for the purpose of considering the pro-
posed excursion.
An employe in Corser & Fell's machine
shops named VIM. E. Thayer, had his hand
badly hurt yesterday by being caught in
the frame work of a grinast0n-. lie Vas
removed to the College hos p!tal a4d Aad
the fingers amputated.
The sub-freshmen of The state university
have elected the following officers: D. L.
Davidson, president; Charles Thompson,
vice president; Miss Mary Smith, secre-
tary; Thomas Croswell, treasurer; Miss
Countryman, historian, and Charles Gould,
marshal.
Dennis Morton, an employe on the Man
itoba road, was badly injured yesterday
morning. A freight train collided with a
hand car upon which was the man, on the
East side, wrecking it. He had his left leg
fractured and shoulder blade dislocated.
He was taken to st Paul for treatment.
Ryan. alias 'Baby Boy" has left the
city for the city's welfare. He followed
the low occupation of making unsuspect-
ing strangers drink too heavily and then
went through their pockets. Ryan was
run in by Officer Howard onTuesday night,
but was released yesterday upon the prom
ise that he would vamoose.
John B. Philutro is the name of an IN
happy wretch who was before Judge Ma
honey yesterday on a charge of bastardy
preferred by deceived maiden named
Philomer Gabrile. He said he didn't do
it, and gave bonds for his appearance at
the preliminary examination which is set
to occur to-day. Louis Laramee became
his surety.
A. c. Jordan, for some time managing
editor of the Tribune, yesterday assumed a
like position upon our enterprising and
newsy evening paper, the Journal. With
Mr.. Jordan departs the life and journalist
ic ability of the Tribune. What there is
now left in the city hall editorial rooms, TO
speak laconically, is an abundance of mat
ter, but woeful lack of brains.
At the meeting of the physicians of Min
neapolis held for the purpose of complet
ing arrangements for the reception of the
members of the state medical society on
June 10 and 20, held at the Nicollet house,
the folIoUinp committee tn taxa the mat