St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Strawberries have gotten down to IS
cents quart
A fan festival will be given this evening
at the Hennepin Avenue NJ. Z. church.
Police Clerk Stevens was kept busy yes
terday writing out the bonds for the police
men.
Meat Inspector Lee condemned nine
hams out of sixteen he found in a butcher
shop yesterday.
Capt. Hurlund of Hose Company No. z
carries a broken arm in sling as roller
skating Renaissance.
A pair of German and Irish sketch come
dams gave very creditable entertainment
at the East Side rink last night.
1t is probable that the larger portion of
to-night's meeting of the city council is to
be devoted to passing ordinances.
Mary Wilbur, the girl who is charged
with killing her child, has been transferred
from Bethany home to the county jail.
An employe of the Standard planning
mill, named Johnson. got an accidental fall
Monday night and fractured his right leg.
Jennie Clark, Mabel Wright, Matte st.
Clair, Claud Adams and Minnie Howard
paid fine of $3.50 each for keeping
houses of ill fame.
The Black Flag" was given to a fair
audience for second night at the Grand
last night. 1t will be given at the matinee
to-day and tonight for the last time
Minneapolis was full of Chicago drum
mers yesterday, who were here to induce
merchants to buy goods while the cheap
rates were running between here and Chi
cago.
Anthony SOukup yesterday was arraigned
in the district court upon the charge of
horse stealing, and, pleading guilty, was
sentenced to eighteen months in the peni-
Tertiary.
The remains of Michael Delaney, who
died at his home in Richfield on Monday of
consumption, will be buried from the
church of the Immaculate Conception at 8
o'clock this morning.
The building permit was yesterday taken
out for the new Cook building. corner Hen
nepin avenue and Fifth street.-the Lum-
bermen's EXchange-that is to be the tallest
in the city. The cost is to be S1O0, 0O0
John Braley, Richard Wilson, James
Austin. John Smith and John Peterson
were the men who We're committed in the
municipal court yesterday for getting drunk.
and Il. Hanson, for the same offense, paid
a fine of So.
Yesterday afternoon the committee on
fire department from the city council made
tour of all the engine and hose houses of
the city and inspected the equipments of
the department. and will report tonight
that they found everything in highly sat
isfactory condition.
The occupants of the Merchants block
had quite scare ct 10 o'clock yesterday.
1t seems that a stove in the basement was
out of order and sent q dense volume of
smoke pouring up through the various
rooms. misleading everybody to think
htge fire was raging.
The considerations of the warranty deeds
filed with the register of deeds yesterday
amounted nearly to S20O, 900. The trans
ferS. however. included the transfer of
thirty-ive acres in Northeast Minneapolis:
John Baldwin Brown to Daniel Beavers.
and from the latter to James McCreery of
New York. The consideration in each case
was $50. 800.
John Mcdonald and William Mcdonald
went 10 Market hall on Monday night ex-
peeting to see some Slugging. Being dis
appointed they went down on First street
and got into night with John Swedburgh.
The latter got done up. and the trio were
landed in limbo. They were arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday for disorderiy
conduct John Mcdonald paid a fine Of
SO. William a fine Of So, and Swedburgh
having been punished enough was dis
charged.
A lumber team created commotion on
Hennepin avenue yesterday. Hitched TO
huge load of lumber, with the driver
perched on top, the horses took fright
near the corner Of Fourth street and ran
lpreeipately down the avenue until Wash
ington was reached. Striking the street
car turn-table. the driver was unseated and
thrown violently to the pavement But he
eung brsvely to the reinS until one of the
frightened animals fell. when dozen cit
iens came TO his assistance The horse
which fell was bruised and cut. but the
diver escaped with a few bruises.
Musical Event.