Daily globe., 1883-07-31
NINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The funeral of E. S. Jones, Jr., occurred
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Ames is pleased with the speed
his new horse develops. The horse is
game.
All the Methodist churches of Minnea-
polls rejoice at being entirely free from
Indebtedness.
This evening at o'clock an amateur
100-yard foot race will occur on the fair
grounds for $125.
Oscar Figgsrcold is given twenty days
lodging with Sheriff Stoddart for improper
diversion of the peace.
j. R. Bowsher was disorderly arraign-
ed before Judge Mahoney yesterday. He
paid fine of S. and costs.
The Minneapolis street railway company
has completed track laying on the Rem
ington park system, and cars will soon be
put on.
John Walter assaulted man with stones
and clubs. He paid fine of $5 and costs
at the municipal court yesterday for his
pugilism.
Charles Peterson was drunk and dis
orderly on the holy Sabbath, and yester-
day he made peace in paying a fine of 80
and costs
G. W. Atkins and George Anderson, each
paid fines in S. and costs, for disorderly
conduct, at the order of Judge Mahoney
yesterday.
The Comique restaurant serves ali the
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rate meals to its numerous patrons at nom
nal prices.
Folds & Griffith and Drennep, Starr &
Everett will resume business again as soon
as new stocks of goods can be purchased
and placed on shelf.
The Boston restaurant can't be excelled
for the excellence of its fare. Sullivan
don't allow any restaurant to get ahead of
him and his patrons know it.
Frank Brocking is under arrest upon
the charge of selling liquor to minors.
He will be given hearing before the mu-
nicipal court tomorrow morning.
Thomas Wing, who is charged with
making repairs to wooden building in
side the fire limits, yesterday had his trial
Saturday.
A Bohemian named Schmidt careIessly
let his left hand interfere with circular
saw in one of thei East side saw mills yes
terday, and two fingers had to be amputat-
ed as result.
Charles Duncan forgot when Sunday
came, and kept his saloon open. He gra-
o;o
Judge Mahoney yesterday, and paid fine
of $25 and costs.
William Gross discharged his revolver
around promiscuously and Officer Kelly
pulled him in. Judge Mahoney let the de-
fendant 60 upon promise that he would
do so no more.
Kittie Warren Yesterday paid $50 and
costs for keeping house Of ill fame, while
her 'sboarders," three in number paid fines
of $40 and costs each. What of the bal
ance of her ''boarders?"
Poundmaster Sullivan got on his ear
because A. Zimmerman used the city as
public pasture for his horse, and Judge
Mahoney fined Zimmerman the costs of
the court, amounting to $3.50.
Minnetonka yacht club this afternoon at
O'Clock, provided there is wind. The
boats will start and finish at Excelsior,
sailing around the three buoys in Big lake.
The remains of Geo. Cloutiar, whose par
ents reside at 1921 Tenth avenue north,
who was killed while in the employ of the
Chicago, Burlin gton & Quincy railroad, at
Beardstown, ILL.,, arrived in Minneapolis
yesterday.
Capt. Bennett, of the Brown Stockings,
is negotiating with the Union Pacific club
of Omaha, the Unions of Chicago, and
with clubs from Des Moines and Milwau-
kee, and it is probable one of these clubs
will play here this week.
DIR. A. j. Dexter, since the fire, has con-
centrated all his Offices at the Syndicate
block. He has done this owing to the fact
that he was fortunate enough to secure
most desirable rooms in the big Syndicate.
His rooms are 4, 5 and 6.
While the boarders of a Thirteenth
avenue south boarding house were at din
ner, a sneak thief entered room of one
of the lady boarders, taking a small sum
of money from her dress pocket, which
hung conveniently in the way
The street turning off at the tower and
leading to the club house on the west bank
of Calhoun, mas been fenced with barbed
wire, and several horses have been driven
into it and seriously lacerated by the barbs.
Whether the street is q public highway or
not is unknown. The ground is covered
with blood.
Prof. Danz will give an open air con-
cert at the Oak Lake park this evening.
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Home, Sweet Home ......... Howard Payne
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
T. B. Walker has gone to Crookston.