Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-19
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
A meeting of the Minneapolis press club

A meeting of the Minneapolis press club vii
be held next Thursd y evening.
The Zouaves had very satisfactory TIN
shoot on the East side range yesterday at1er
noon.
HIM. Brown. teamster living on Twentieth
avanue south. had two ribs broken by a kicking
horse.
dairy team distributed milk-and water
perhaps-in runaway accident on SCUM "'Sn-
ington avenue yesterday afternoon
Last evening the police arrested German TOT
stealing watch in st. Paul. lie VIII De taken
to the capital city for trial to-day.
FL. Regan, an eInyloye at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul car shops, crushed his left
hand Yesterday by dropping driving box upon
it.
Ofear H ,7yasl last evening arrested two rail-
road men named Busch and HanlerschOote for
robbing Mrs. Pcesken of a valuable gold watch
and chain.
Harry Bass,tt, a carpenter, fell from scat
foldiog upon building in course of .construc-
ton in South Minneapolis yesterday and was
severely bruised although he escaped broken
bones.
A Broadway street car jumped the track last
evening on Hennepiu avenue where the street is
excavated for granite paving. and came near tip
ping over. There were two lady passengers,
who escaped with severe fright
The general passenger agent of the Northern
Pacific requires the ticket agents at this end of
the line to take the names of all those purchas-
inn through tickets. Their Dames are tele-
graphed ahead and published in the Portland
papers. A similar system is vogue on the
Union Pacific.
Il. ,,1ooa1 in tho oOnOtV
jail by the medical experts to await another e1-
animation into his alleged insanity, is visibly
improving. To a GLOBE representative he
spoke more nationally yesterday than on the day
before. He related an encounter he had with
monster serpents the night previous, and said he
had annihilated the tormentOrs who prevented
him from resting peacefully IL the arms OF Nor
pheus.
Edward Crosier, the lame man sent to the
county Jail for intOxica ton, Is IN sad pnght'
His m entail faculties are befogged from the Ell
fects of hard rinking and he Is surely on the
VERGE of insani tv Monday night he pounded
his face AGAINST the bars of his cell and one Of
his ewes Is so severely bruised as to be encirced
by q black ring. He needs kind treatment, and
the county Jail is the wrong place for the poor,
semi -demented man to regain his mental balance,
no matter how well disposed the officials may
be to care for him.
James Meagher Of the firm of Aieagher Bros,
in company with seven bold hunters, lately
spent ten days on the prairie along the Manitoba
road. in Brownsville and liz beth, to test their
skill in hunting game. They found but little
game, bnt h1d quite jolly time of it. In their
wanderings they encountered prairie fire, which
burned around their temp .rary camp and
caused them to pull up the tall grass
for rods around The fire surrounded
them on all sides, kissing and roaring and as
cerding IN flames to a height of twenty feet.
''Jem' says he thought of sweet home and of
all the peccadilloes he has been guilty of during
his mundane career, and sighed sigh of relief
when the danger was past. He and friends ar
rived safely in town last evening and will long
remember their hunting excursion on the path
less prairie