Daily globe., 1883-06-15
MINNEaPoLIs GLOBELETs.
,mpany 3 drilled last night.

Last day OF tho present term or the
public schools.
The Republican county convention will
be held on Monday.
Clark & Edwards, the new comedy team
at Woods Opera house, are a success.
The knights of Labor met in their hall
at 40 South Washington avenue last night
Col. Balm Iectured upon temperance be-
fore Il large house at Harrison hall last
evening.
Prof. Danz's band will give an open air
concert at Snyder's pa K on Tenth street
this evening.
Robert Blake paid q fine of so and
costs yesterday, for keeping his saloon
open on Sunday.
\ meeting of the sons of veterans was
held ct the office of the Cedar Lake Ice
company last night.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
will give an ice cream and strawberry
festival at the church.
j. 4. Carlson has removed his wood
Office to No. - Washington avenue north,
Telephone connections.
Chief of Police Miller returned to Wi
mona with a naughty couple ne arrested the
previous night, yesterday.
Henry MiIler's name still continues
placarded at the police court. His case is
now set to occur on the afternoon of the
18th.
A. W. West, ESQ, is pleased with the
appearance and the workmanship dis
played in the erection of his magnificent
hotel
Alfred H. Taylor, of st. Louis, was
thrown from buggy III a collision and
sustained a compound fracture of his
right arm.
The Republican primaries will be held
on Saturday night, but it is stated by the
knowing ones that the slate has been
made up already.
Charley Fisher, charged with robbing
Swede of $42, will be given hearing on
the 18th. In the meantime he will sojourn
with Jimmy Stoddart.
The biggest real estate transfer recorded
yesterday was lots in Remington's second
addition to Minneapolis. sold by G. T.
Menage to Al. Evans.
ED. Reed claims to have been robbed
of $40 by foot pads who assaulted him
while he was passing Camp & Walkers
lumber yard on Wednesday night.
"One-eyed'' Moriarity was sent to the
county jail by his honor yesterday, for dis
orderly conduct. He is a tough customer
and the public is safe with him there.
A man named Livingston was worked
bv "con" men on a Northern Pacific train.
He lost 1925, but he at once informed the
conductor who compelled them to give
up.
William Erickson had his right arm frac-
tured in a runaway accident yesterday.
DR.. Ames set the broken bones and the
patient will be about again in short
time.
Burglars went through the residence of
Theodore Bunker on the East side during
the absence of the family. They secured
a small sum of money, q quantity of
clothing, etc. No clue.
Fred McKu5ick, of Ives & Co., confec-
tionery dealers, on the east side, rejoices
at the advent of ten-pound girl, and is
congratulatory friends.
A sneak thief undertook to walk off with
a bat which he took from the front of
Skoll u Robitshek's store yesterday. He
was caught by one of the clerks and de-
livered up to a policemen.
Prof. John Donaldson, who has the
reputation OF standing longer in front of
Sullivan the champion slugger, will give
sparring exhibition with Thomas DOWN
tomorrow night in Market hall.
A vagrant was found sleeping in the
basement of the city market last night by
a special, who arrested him. In his pockets
were found nearly everything sold in the
market from an onion to d lot of nails.
John Morris. the Louisiana colored
man, under arrest charged with robbing
Wm. ]. Buckley of $685. will be given a
preliminary examination before Judge
Bailey in the municipal court this after
noon.
A plat of Brown & Stones addition to
Minneapolis was fled yesterday. 1t en-
braces lots /, >, and of block 10, st.
Anthony Fails, and is given to the public
by Baldwin Brown and wife and Mr.. Al
vim Stone.
The entries for the Minneapolis and the
Winnipeg races will close tomorrow. S.
3. Loveioy, the secretary of the associa-
ton. will be at the Nicollet house from
until II o'clock tomorrow evening to re-
ceive the entries.
John Downey, the pack peddler who
drew his revolver on two fellow peddlers
in front of the Nicollet house on Wednes-
day night, as described in yesterdays
GLOBE, paid fine of $50 and costs in the
municipal corrt yesterday.
The jury in the case OF Anthony Such
aneck VS.. the st. Paul, Minneapolis
Manitoba Railway company, now on trial
before Judge Koon, left at 5:15 o'clock tc
view the premises of complaint and ascer
tain the damage sustained.
The Minneapolis officials of the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railroad have received
a telegraphic communication from ]
Francis Meade, the Canadian agent o
Hanlan, the great oarsman, looking to
wards an exhibition on Lake Minnetonk
next month.
Chief Berry sounds the note of warnin