Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The Comique restaurant stands unr1val-
cd for first meals and accommodation.
The public school teachers meet this
morning in G room, high school building.
Owen Morrisey paid 81. so yesterday in
the municipal court for disorderly con-
duct.
Katie Martie applied for divorce yester-
day from her husband Michael Msrtie, on
the ground of desertion.
Go to Sullivan's Boston restaurant, cor
ner Hennepin and Second street, for good
meals at nominal prices.
The case of Thomas Durham, charged
with disorderly conduct was yesterday dis
missed for the lack of evidence to convict,
Jessie Grey and her seven female repro
bates paid the usual monthly fine for
prostitution, in the municipal court yester-
day.
The 7:15 p. m. train to Minnetonka and
the 10:45 train back have been discon-
tinued on the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road.
A man fell into the hatchway at the new
engine house on Twelfth street yesterday,
and was badly bruised, but no bones were
broken.
A man named w. Murane is missing
from his boarding house, on Fifth street,
and his wife and friends fear some acct
dent has befallen him.
The Minneapolis millers at their meet
ing yesterday elected E. Stahler to serve
as chief marshal of their division in the
Willard procession on Monday.
Henry Bliss and Robert Thornton were
found guilty of petty larceny yesterday,
and both men consigned to the BastiIe de
Stoddart for the space of twenty days.
George Morgan was yesterday commit
ted to the county Jail in default of $500
bail, to await the trial on September 5, for
stealing $50 from the person of George
Smith.
The Zouaves met last evening and had a
drill preparatory to taking part in the
procession on next Monday. Their uni
forms have arrived, and they will be worn
on that day.
The case of John Davitt, charged with
stealing SOS from P. S. Berg, came up
before Judge Bailey yesterday, and was
continued till Sept. 5, the prisoner going
to Jail in default of $500 bonds.
Katie Murtie filed complaint and appli-
cation for divorce from her husband,
Michael Murtie, yesterday on the ground
of desertion. Plaintiffs age is 80 and
defendants 35. They have no children.
Yesterday afternoon baby in a baby
carriage on porch at Knowles residence
on North Washington avenue was Gblown
by the gale across a vacant lot against a
fence and seriously injured. A leg was
broken at the thigh,
John Ryan, John Jericho and John Mas
terson were each fined S. and costs yester-
day for being drunk. The first John
deposited watch and chain in lieu of
cash, while the other two came down with
the q. S. currency.
jill. Gunnison was robbed of 81 early
yesterday morning by two footpads. One
held his hands, while the other went through
his pockets. early to bed" cannot be
pract1ced by Mr.. Gunnison, as he is a
printer on morning sheet.
John Finnegan, Thomas Kivel, Alvin
Blackwell, NJ. G. Broderick and W. H.
Young were before Judge Bailey yesterday
for disorderly conduct, and their cases
were continued till the 9Th inst. They
went on their own recognizances.
The following parties received marriage
licences yesterday: K. Anderson to Agnes
Grant, James II. Caldwell to Minnie A.
Kratcke, Abraham HIGHLAND to Josephine
Beckman, George E. Doell to Emma H.
Abel, John II. Gerber to Anna M. Casper.
A small fire started in the counting
room of johnson, Smith & Harrison yes
terday morning from lighted stump of a
cigar in a cuspidore. 1t burned a hole
through thr floor but the chemical engine
appeared and soon extinguished the in
cipient fire.
Yesterday in the Manitoba yard a man
giving his name as j. G. Ligdon, was
badly crushed between two cars, and it is
feared his injuries may prove fatal. Tine
injured man was conveyed in the patro
wagon to st. Barnabas hospital, where he
is receiving proper attention.
A paper hanger named Merrill was ar
rested by Capt. Chase charged with pick
ing VIM. Gums pocket of 500 on the
fair grounds. He claimed to have taker
the money and then handed it to Gum:
friend, Mr. VanDuzee, but upon searching
him the money was recovered.
Thursday night, Jas. Richmond, who
halls from Ashton. D. T., went to see the
elephant" and, after leaving Kit Con
nelly's bagnio he discovered his pocket
book, with $95, was abstracted by sedsc
tive dove OF that establishment. He goes
home a sadder, though a less virtuous
young man.
In the case of TIllis Larson, recent.
killed by an explosion at Hotel Lafayette
the coroner's jury returned verdict thai
she came to her death by being struck or
the head by piece of casting thrown from
the exploded dryer, and that nobody con
nected with the hotel was responsible TO
the sad accident.
Three plasterers employed on buildin!
owned by Mr.. Emery, on Sixth street, ha,
an encounter with three "boozy" men, AM
came out of the fracas badly damaged
The cause of the ''runpus'' was the acci
dental dropping of mortar on the intoxi
Gated heads of the three passers by. n
arrests were made.
The coroner held an inquest upon tn
remains of Albert Paine, the deaf mutt
killed by the cars at the crossing of Sixth
street and the Milwaukee railroad. il