Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-12
late MINNEAPOLIS news

The Ames zouaves held full company
drill in the Grmory with the new repeating
rifles.
Officers Smith and Cox arrested Minnie
Visner, woman Of the town of Gypsey
extraction, together with a man, name IN
known, on High street last night for occu-
plying rooms for vile purposes.
Late last evening Judge Iceland render
ed decision in the long pending g. c.
Washburn will case in which the widow S
one-third in the entire Minnesota estate,
aggregating about S1,000,000, is given
Mrs. Jeanette WashbUrn.
The rendition of ''Iolanthe" at the Grand
last night was unusually good and Emma
Elsner appeared in the fairy role to the
best advantage. while Geo. W. Denman in
the coma dg role OF the Lord Chancellor
wss the center of attraction. James
Peakes as Lord Mount Ararat also did
good work.
Indictments have been found against
the crooks in custody at the city lookup.
An Indictment has also been found against
the Terrill Bros, proprietors of the Con-
cert hall on North Washington avenue, but
the latter action is pronounced as unwar-
ranted persecution by all acquainted with
the details of the case.
Matt Rosenbaum, the young clerk in the
employ of Wolf, of st. Paul, from where
he embezzled $51, and who was arrested in
Minneapolis by Sergt. Bates and
Detective Gleason while endeavoring
to sell a horse and buggy.
worth two hundred and fifty for one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars which rig he
had stolen, was taken to st. Paul last even
ing.
Last evening Mayor Ames addressed a
communication to Chief Munger detailing
Sergt. Bates as sergeant of the mounted
patrol and relieving him of his previous
duty of serving criminal papers for the
munich pal court. Bates will be mounted
on beautiful charger, which is the envy
of the patrol. Officer Byrnes will be de-
tailed to servo criminal papers in the
future.
In the suit brought by Mayor Ames
against the Tribune t. collect rents due the
city by the Tribune for its occupancy of
portion OF the city. hall building Judge j.
W. Cechrane has been retained to assist
mayor intimates that the matter of sub
letting the city hall by the Tribune will be
the next thing on the docket and if a case
can be made, of which there is no doubt
that establishment will soon be elected.
There are now four prisoners in the
calaboose, charged with being crooks.
Tom Lambert, of an unsavory reputation,
and against whom serious charges are
made. was corraled by Capt. Cape, while
ply, the fly young burglar who escaped
from the lookup the other day when first
arrested. He was found in possession of
full set of burglars tools. Officer Smith
found him on North First street and nab
bed him after lively dash. The other two
are a crock named Bliss and Charley
Fisher. with whomthe readers of the
GLOBE have an acquaintance.
Yesterday two East side young men
when in a South Main street saloon, got
into wrangle, and it ended in an exciting
fracas. One named James McKeigh drew
his revolver and fred four shots, perforat-
ing the floor and ceiling of the room with
out hitting anyone, while his combatant,
named Oscar Stetson, hid beneath a bill
lard table. McKeigh was afterwards
placed under arrest and now is held at the
police station. His friends claim that
Stet5on is dangerous character, and that
the shooting was simply bluff
and not intended to harm anyone.
The prisoner is young man
who is in the employ of Beoe & Bray and
bears an estimable reputation.