Daily globe., 1883-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

university and the exercises will be unusu-
ally interesting.
The -four mills, with the exception of the
Washburn, Pillsbury and Northwestern,
closed last night.
J. Ham Davidson, of st. Paul, will ad-
dress the literary societies at the state uni
versity tomorrow.
The tax payers came in multitudes last
week to pay up before they suffer the pen
atty of being too late.
Mr.. Michael Ryan, of Lake City, was
buried yesterday from the church of the
Immaculate Conception.
A fight occurred yesterday afternoon, on
Third street near the Manitoba track, and
several people were badly used up.
Frank Brown, boy in the employment
of johnson, Smith & Harrison, had his
foot BADLY crushed in an elevator yester-
day.
Wm. Hamburg was sent up for thirty
days yesterday for the larceny of BARRIERS
tools, as stated in yesterdays GLOBE, in
default of tiue of $40.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
contest on Seventeenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues south, between the
Ivey and Red Cap base ball clubs.
George Zimmerlee, who was convicted
of keeping house of i'll repute on Wash
ipgton avenue south, has not yet been SEN
fenced, but soon will suffer for his ras-
caljty.
The three men charged with stealing
yesterday in the municipal court for lack
of evidence to convict. Their names are
Chas. Noah. 3. \. Mcdonald and Mike
MurphY.
A bay mare and buggy, the property
of W. G. Preston, janitor of Monroe school,
Twentieth avenue south, were taken last
evening about 10 o'clock from in front of
the municipal court building. They are
supposed 20 have been stolen.
There viii be rally of the enemies of
the liquor traffic at the Twenty fourth
street Methodist church, corner of Twenty
thlrd avenue south, tomorrow (Monday)
evening. Geo. ". Penniman, Esq, will
address the meeting.
All the unlicened CANNES found on the
streets tomorrow will be doomed to de
struction by two dog exterminators. Mon
grels, puppies, whelps, ours and sore-eyed
poodles Will be slaughtered indiscrimi-
nately and owners had better take warn
ing.
Peter Billodo, the farmer who accident
ally shot himself, an account of which ap-
peared in yesterdays GLOBE, is improving
50 much that Dr.. Towers, his physician
thinks that he will eventually recover.
John Green, the engineer on the NJ. &
St. Z. R. Il. injured in the collision at Min
netouka Mills, was granted Judgment
against the company for $5,375 at re-
cent suit IN Albert Lea. The company
VIII appeal the case to the supreme court
Northeastern Miller: Calculating on
four and one-half bushels 10 the barrel, we
vs. ina that Minneapolis shipped in the
frst eight months of the season, within
about Il per cent. of as much -four
d. would be equivalent TO its total recei pts
Of wheat IN the same time.
Ole SommerR0lt aud Ella B. Olson.
JUnn 3. Carlson AMI Lottio Swanson. Ed
wjl 4. Duane and Alice Mary Ives, G. L.
Bishop and jalia 4. Bost, John G. Iverson
and Martha Giloertson, Martin Il. La Flure
al4j Maud L. Smith are the latest recipi-
ents Of marriage licenses in the county of
Heunepin.
Mrs. Sarah Macomber who died on Fri
day evening Of paralysis while at supper,
at her residence, 1903 Sixth avenue south.
Will be buried this after
noon in Lyman's cemetery. She
was fifty years of age and leaves a large
family to mourn her premature and sud
den death.
The following eul prits were sentenced
BY Judge Young to become inmates of
the state prison: James Murphy for burg
larry got three years, Thomas Lambert for
the larceny Of watch, three years, C. w.
Lyman, for larceny received the same
punishment, and David Howells for lar
ceny got one year.
Jew by the name of John johnson,
keeping pawnshop on lover Washington
avenue, in making a bargain with YER
dant S1ede who wished to purchase q
musical instrument, extorted some money
from him by threatening him with arrest
II 1t was not forthcoming but the Swede
notified the police, who caused the Shy
lock to return the illgotten Iucre
'AASAS 40 q AN~AAiCA cblAOf8O W GuS 0uGCG
among the mammoth structures to be
erected here this season is one to be six
stories high. Minneapolis will not allow
New York to beat her in the altitude of its
buildings and Mr.. Buffiagton who will be
the architect states that when the location
OF this big edidec is announced and the
names Of It's builders known to the public
II "tI create genuine surprise.
Ine special police that was appointed
without pay, stationed at the planning mill
and foundry On Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nue5 south, are making it disagreeabIe for
the regular officers IL that vicinity by
blowing their whistles and hiding when
the officers get there. One OF the officers
that lives near by, got up at 8 o'clock in
the morning to answer the signal. but
when ne got there no one was to be found.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
fire department was called to No. "a Sew
enth street between Hennepin and Nicol-
let avenues, where a barn belonging tn
Mr.. p. Felt was on fire. But for the time
ly arrival of the department. serious con-
migration might have ensued, AS it was
the upper portion of the barn, filled with
l.