Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-11
late MINNEAPOLIS news.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Gustave Schlief and Louisa Rlx, fran
els j. Eaton and Bella McEivon.
Mrs. II. g. Blackburn had two ribs frac-
tured, besides suffering several painful
confused wounds, in runaway accident.
A crook who undertook to dispose of a
lot of snide jeweIry to unsuspecting emf
gram at The Manitoba depot was run in
last night.
The Thompson jury, failing to find
verdict, was discharged by the court last
night. 1t is generally believed that this
will end the matter for evermore.
The members of the Minneapolis police
department raised $50 in aid Of Mrs.
O'Connor, whose husband, an ex-pollce-
man, was killed in an accident in elevator
G recently, as published in these columns.
One would suppose, from the number OF
applicants for the appointments on the
police force made necessary by the extern
sion of the city limits, that the life of a
policeman was pleasant one.
President Pillsbury, OF the council, al
though acknowledging that he had made
up his committees for the year, refused to
give them for publication last night stat
ing thai he should announce them at the
meeting tonight.
The street cars for the first time during
ing the storm yesterday, and from o'clock
until not a car was on the track. 1t that
hour, however, the snow plows, besides a
4 nj 0-l- 10
break the blockade.
During the storm yesterday afternoon
the roller skating rink building fell with
terrific crash. Fortunately the fact of its
becoming unsafe was discovered in time
to be entirely vacated else dire calamity
would have resulted. The building will at
once be rebIil5 by Mr.. Hurlbut.
The mayor n his annual message yes
terday referred to the predictions of GER
tain fanatical cranks that his election and
reign would ruin the city. The coat fit the
editor of the Journal to a nicely, and he
put it on like a little man, as was demon
strated by an efusion last evening.
Secretary Hewitt, of the state board of
health, has telegraphed to this city in
structing the authorities to see that all IN
Vaccinated lumbermen are prevented from
going on the drives, but as there is no law
making vaccination compulsory under any
circumstances, it is not probable that the
authorities can interfere.
The mayors message, which IS printed
in this department, viii be read with inter
est by the thousands OF readers of the
GLOBE this morning. IL contains a care
full review of the condition OF the respec-
tive city departments, and embodies many
valuable suggestions which commeH
themselves to the city council and TO the
public generally.
In the following the Joy rno5 is correct:
In view of Mayor Ames' charges that four
Republican aldermen sold out to the liquor
dealers before election, and agreed to vote
for low license, any Republican alderman
who does vote for low license viii be in a
very unpleasant predicaaent. The natur-
al inference will be that he is one of the
four who sold out.
Some enterprising burglar entered the
church of the immaculate Concep ton,
broke open collection BOX il which are
placed contributions By the Pensioners
for the Society st. Vincent De Paul, but
fortunately care is taken TO remove the
contents by the proper parties every Sun
day evening, SO the miscreant did not get
cent for his trouble.
The G. A. A. G. held q meeting yesterday
and partially roorganize3. Rev. L. Forbe,
was elected to ill the position
of ". ". Satterleo and Rich
ard Chute was elected treas
urer to supersede Miner Ball. 1t tn,
meeting a convention for July -, to NEE
at Mahomedi assembly grounds near Whit,
Bear lake, at which Gov. ST. john will b,
present.
Last nighta party OF Four gentlemen
gave an alarm at police headquarters t.
the effect that they had Witnessed slug
ging match on South Second street, where
IN one man had been knocked helpless t.
the ground. They went to the faliel
mans assistance bat The assauIang part
ran. Two policemen were sent to the 500
but the man had sufficiently recovered to ge
up and crawl OF and could not be found.
Yesterday Judge Grove 2. Cooley r.
tired from the bench Of the lunicips
court, after an honorable and able ser7ic
in that ca pacity for nine consecutive year
+. B. Bailey, who was counted in by III
city council, entered upon the duties of tn
OElC6. iLS VIII uOlA Ld5 oHICR untll LII
question of the legality of HI
election has been established or az
versely decided By the distri,
court, before which the contest VIII com
just as soon as the necessary Gocumen
shall have been perfected.
few days ago the Tribune contained a
item, which in justice to the parties cor
cerned, should be corrected. It state
that i. Sidmore assaulted il mes Murph
in Levi Germans saloon, INJECTING seriou
injuries with some hard instru nent. Tn
facts i'll the case are: James Murphy
while drank, followed H. Sidmo5e abou
the streets to avenge some imaginar
wrong, and insulted him in every way pos
sible with the purpose OF provoking
fight. Mr.. Sidmore tried for au hour t
avoid any collision, and asked Murphy tc
desist. When Murphy's singing epithet,
beanie unbearable, Sidmore knocke
him down with his fist, and tn oacurre
on the street and not in an. saloon.
The following were among Yhe receip
and shipments at and from Minneapol
for the twenty-four hours ending at 10
m. yesterday, as posted on change: