Daily globe., 1883-08-02

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The rifle club held target practice on
the East side range yesterday.
There vas no business of interest trans
acted in the probate court yesterday.
The motor line carried about 1000 per-
sons yesterday to witness the base ball
game.
Shewold Rickstrune was sent to the rock
pile yesterday for ten days because of his
acting in a disorderly manner.
Next week the city council of Detroit,
Michigan, will visit US, and our city will
tender them handsome reception.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, is as
happy as a big sunfower on account of
the big business he is doing these days.
The Comique restaurant is still well
patronized, as it merits. Brown knows
how to use his guests, and acts accordingly.
The case of James Goldberge for using
abusive language to Harriet B. Burner was
up before the municipal court yesterday
and continued to August Is at 2 pm.
Emancipation day was duly observed by
the colored citizens of Minneapolis and St.
Paul at Union park, where they held a pic
mic and enjoyed themselves as oolored
folks know how.
1t is reported that Fargo man is fitting
up house on Second street, between First
and Second avenues north, which will be of
a character that should attract the atten-
tion of the authorities.
The boy drowned near Tenth avenue
bridge evening before last is Rushy Beet,
the son of poor widow who is in delicate
health. He was nine years old and his
body has not yet been found.
W. NJ. Blewitt was On his trial yesterday
before the municipal court judge for COM
mitting assault and battery on the person
Of George G. Stillman. The case was con-
tinued for one week to hear further testi-
mony.
A lecture on "MornonIsm and the pro-
gress of reform in Utah. will be delivered
this evening in the lecture room of the
First Congregational church, Fifth street
and Third avenne, S. E. by Dana w. Bart
lett, Park city, Utah territory.
Barney Gloucey was before his honor,
Judge Mahoney, yesterday, on the charge
of purloining pants and vest from John
Merrick. The case was continued until
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Barney fgoing
into duranee vile in default of $50 bail.
A trio, composed of John L. Lewis,
Patrick Oyners and John Hamilton, were
sent yesterday to receive the hospitality of
mine host, Sheriff Stoddard, for ten days,
on account of drinking TWO much bug
juice. They will be sober, and probably
wiser, men when their term of incarcera-
tion expires.
Ed. S. Bean, of the railway mail service,
and C. 81. Bosworth, superintendent of
mails, st. Paul, were in Minneapolis yes
terday, to perfect arrangements for the
proper reception of the Railway Mail Ser
vice Beneficial society which meets in an
nual convention at st. Paul during the
week of August 18.
Mrs. M. V. Fisher lost $40 in Auerbach
i RowelI's store on Nicollet avenue yester
day. Suspicion rests upon certain party
of abstracting the money from her pocket
book which laid on the counter, and steps
will be taken to bring the thief to justice,
if investigation warrants it.
Special Detective j. p. Hoy had an
encounter with two footpads, on Tuesday
night, as he was going home to his resi-
dence. They tried to down him, but he
was too alert and in the twinkling of an
eye drew his derringer and fired The
shot took effect, as one Of the villains
dropped. His companion took him up
and they both made their escape.
Yesterday the following parties received
licenses to-wed: John T. Erickson and
Bertha Thompson; Bernard Muiligan and
Rose Aann Moran; Fred Schuckhart and
Kate Walters L. p. Powell and Mary
Lee a. II. Erickson and Julia Jackson;
J. is. Cunningham and Kate A. Daley :;
Herman Berger and Mary G. Larson;
Frederick Chesy and Margaret Felter;
Jacob A. Sanwick and Lena. D. L1xan.
A bold attempt was made yesterday
morning about o'clock, to burglarize the
store of Mr.. Clementson, 322 Nicoliet av-
enue. The watchman and his faithful dog
put the burglars to rout. Three shots
were fired at the retreating burglars, but
for want of practice in revolver shooting,
the watchman failed to perforate the vile
bodies of the desperadoes, and so they es-
capped.
Pat O'Laughlin, of Corcoran town, was
shot through the leg yesterday by John
Short of the same town. O'Laughlin act
ed in the capacity of guardian for Shorts
brothers children and he was charged by
Short with defrauding them of $40, which
he yesterday demanded and on being per-
oInptorily refused he sent leadep missile
issued from revolver through his neigh
boris knee. Daniel Mckay was hunting
up the proper official last evening to get a
warrant for the arrest Of the offender.
R. f. Bullock, who paid fine of $50 and
costs in the municipal court On Monday
upon charge of fornication, was again
arrested yesterday, charged with seduction.
Mary Lasotta was the complaining witness
in both cases. He entered plea of not
guilty, but before an examination was held
he changed his mind and was anxious to
marry the victim of his wiles. A license
was procured and Judge Bailey performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Burnham, 80 Twenty first avenue
south, was arrested yesterday for commit
ting an assault upon Mrs. Anna G. Meish
on Tuesday night. DR.. II. B. Love is at.
tending Mrs. Meish, and certified she waa
unable to appear yesterday against hel
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