Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

$25 and costs for fighting.
A burglar raided the Clark house on
Monday night. Load your shotguns.
On Sunday a gold watch was stolen from
d. E. Browns residence. Load your shot
guns.
1t is suggested that base ball tourna-
ment should be given at the fair next
week.
Large photos of the Union Pacific base
ball club, of Omaha, are beirg posted about
the city.
The residence of d. Dermod was bur-
glarized of an amount of cigars. Load
your shotguns.
A projected excursion to the lakes last
evening by the scientists was postponed
owing to the rain storm.
The city is overrun by burglars, black
legs, foot pads, pickpockets and sneak
thieves. Load your shotguns.
Licenses to wed were issued to the fol-
lowing: Gustave Askin to Julia Peterson;
Frank NJ. Barnard to Minnie E. Oleson.
A lacrosse game sbetween the st. Paul
aud Minneapolis clubs will be a feature of
the fair, never before given on similar
occasion.
The Minneapolis Turner's feel decidedly
elated at having carried off most the
honors in the way of prizes at the state
funniest.
Browns restaurant is still at the front.
Everything in abundance and of the best
quality, and his establishment well pat
roniZed.
A number of Prof. E. D. Cope's admir-
ers have suggested a lecture by him on
evolution at one of the public halls, before
he leaves the city.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, is
making big preparations for the fair.
During that week he will take in the shek
els hand over fist.
George Dufen is charged with keeping
his saloon open on Sunday. He will be
given hearing to-day, and is meanwhile
under $50 bonds for appearance.
E. @. Cauvet's residence was entered by
the enterprlsing burglars whose efforts
were rewarded in the capture of gold
watch and SIS in money. Load your shot
guns.
Burglars entered Martin Buerfering's
residence in North Minneapolis, but Mrs.
B. was awakened and frightened them
away by her cries for help. Load your
shotguns.
This afternoon the Browns will play a
game of base ball with the Des Meines
club. The latter is said to be a strong
nine, and the Browns will be crowded to
their best.
Charles Burke, shot by highwaymen
Monday night, as reported in yesterdays
GLOBE, was in a critical condition last
night. He was attacked with Sc rious tit
of retching.
The council committee on ordinances
will recommend to the council that the
hacks be ordered to stand on the easterly
side of Washington avenue, between Fifth
and Eighth avenues south.
Judge Smith says he is determined to
put in gas works here and has purchased
lot for the same at the consideration of
$4,000. This lot is at the corner of sec
ond street and Eleventh avenue south.
Police Clerk Bassett was busy yesterday
refunding the money which the police paid
some time ago for their new hats. It was
a very generous act on the part of the
council and the boys appreciate 1t as such.
At the meeting this evening, the council
committee on paving will recommend the
awarding of the $4,000 contract for curb
and gutter stone to j. H. NevIns, his price
being $1.35 per foot, the lowest OF eight
bids.
Gustave Iscum was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday at the instance
of Julia Peterson, who charged him with
bastardy. The case did not come to an
examination, owing to the fact that Gus
tave made Julia his own.
The directors of the Minneapolis, Sault
Ste. Marie & Atlantic Railway company
yesterday afternoon elected the following
officers: W. D. Washburn, president; G. A.
Pillsbury, vice president; NJ. P. Hawkins,
secretary; j. K. Side, treasurer.
The huge pile of brick and building ma
terial which occupies nearly one-half the
street in front of the Sidle block now in
course of erection has proven a positive
nuisance and put stop to paving the
street. The permit does not grant build
ers the use of one-half the street.
The paper read in the mechanical science
section in the university yesterday by L.
P. Baker, of Pennsylvania, on terra Gotta
lumber, is one that will interest the read
ers of the GLOBE. The professor forgot to
give its cost as compared with that of
brick, lumber, stone and other building
materials.
The medical faculty of the st. Barnabas
hospital held meeting last evening and
elected the following officers: DR.. Murray
trustee for two years; DR.. Rogers, secre-
tary; and as consulting staff, Drs. Murray,
Lindley, Linn, Ortman and Collins, for
the visiting staff, Drs. Phillips, Rogers.
Miller, Hill and Shuman.
A man by the name of John McVey got
knocked down and run over by runaway
lumber team on Second avenue north yes
terday. He was removed to friends
house near by and surgeon summoned
who stated on examining him that nc
bones were broken, but that the injured
man was suffering considerably from the
shook.
Officer Bassett arrested man yesterday
o--.;,,c~ ~, e1sD;oion of his having O re-