Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Yesterday was a gala day in Mime
apolis.
There was general suspension of bust
ness yesterday.
The St. Paul Bicycle club visited Mime
apolis on the 4th.
The st. Joseph society picnic was a
grand affair; ten car loads of happy folks
participated.
Mr.. Daniels, of St. Paul, succeeds Mr..
Hall as manager of the American Express
company here.
Sullivau's Boston restaurant is still to
the front as good place for meals at
moderate prices.
The stars and stripes were floating in
the breeze in every direction on the natal
day of independence.
The Comique restaurant and theater are
largely patronized by lovers Of good meals
and good amusement.
A man from Long lake, named Frank
Mayo, had his pocket picked of a gold
watch and about ten dollars in money.
A goodly number of Minneapolis Irish
men attended the picnic given yesterday
at Union Park, by the \. O. H. of ST..
Paul.
A young man named Ljndberg was ar
rested on the charge of stealing property
to the value of 500 from boarders at
401, Fifth avenue south.
Frank Mayo, a resident of Long Lake,
was robbed yesterday of gold watch and
~
he has not recovered them yet.
An employe Of the Brush Electric
Light company, named Harry Reynolds,
has been arrested on the charge of en-
b9zzling 500 from the company.
There was a brief session of the munich
pal court yesterday morning, at which five
men were fued for intoxication, one of
whom went to Jail in default of paying s.
and costs.
4 sociable will be held tomorrow even
ing az the residence OF Mrs. W. w. Halves,
415 Sixth street south. tt ladies OF Holy
Trinity church furnish the ice cream and
strawberries.
Yesterday evening, Herman. son OF
Gates Miller, residing at 1920, Two and
half street, South Minneapolis, shot him
self through the palm of the left hand
with a revolver, the ball coming out
through the back of the hand at the joint
near the wrist.
a by about twelve years old was knock
ed down and run over yesterday afternoon
on the corner of Washington avenue and
Hennepin by H. NJ. Martins delivery
wagon. The wheels passed over his body,
EN,17T -, 10 fol-
to Dr.. Linn's office, and from there to his
home on First street.
As the circus procession was passing
through the streets yesterday morning a
horse owned and driven by H. NJ. Thayer
took fright and started on a runaway.
Mr.. Thayer and his little daughter were
both pitched out of the buggy and the
latter received a broken arm from the fall.
Mr.. 7 layer was only slightly bruised.
The detectives of Minneapolis say that
fewer crooks are following Coles circus
than former circuses in the northwest. No
theft was committed IN either St. Paul or
Saltwater, and so far there has been none
perpetrated in this city. The officers are
on the qui rirc, and will certainly Illustrate
any attempt at depreciation by circus fol-
lowers.
A prodigious crowd of Disguised citizens
attended Coles circus fraud yesterday af-
ternoon and evening The grand features
besides some very good clown business con-
sisted in flaming paper on bulletin boards
and paid advertisements, but no matter
how big the humbug, Mlnnea polls people
are certain of attending every circus that
comes en- masse.
A boy twelve years old and living with
his parents on First street north, but whose
name could not be ascegtained, was run
over yesterday on Washington avenue by
Hod Martins delivery wagon, the wheels
passing over his body aAd infiicting only
few slight bruises. Iio was brought to DR..
Lynn's Office, where he received proper
treatment and then removed 10 his home.