St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

Work of razing the academy walls was re-
sumed yesterday morning.
This afternoon the Hennepin horticultur-
! lists viii discuss strawberries.
| The Republican city committee has called
the city convention for Tuesday, March "A.
! Burglars effected an entrance to the West
ern Union telegraph Office and stole $50 in
cash.
| Grace Hawthorne, great Minneapolis
favorite, will be at the Grand the latter half
of next week.
Michael Riley received another sentence
yesterday of twenty days in the county Jail
/ for vagrancy.
! The assault and battery case against ". s.
McElhaney was Yesterday dismissed in the
municipal court.
The larceny case brought against John
! Gundson was dismissed yesterday at the in
| stance Of the citv attorney.
! j. F. Walsh Of the firm Of Muzzy & Walsh
fell at the Eighth street rink and sustained
| painful injuries. He is improving, however.
Minneapolis ministers will observe the
birthday of the Father Of his country, to-
morrow, by preaching temperance sermons.
The boy thief, Michael Murphy, was SEN
fenced to the reform school by Judge Bailey
yesterday. 1t seems that the boy is 4 sort 0!
! kleptonaniac.
An aggravating typographical error in yes
/ terday's GLOBE placed the New York offer to
/ Prof. Frank Dlnz, Jr., at 500 per month
instead Of 800 per week.
Christian Severson il an old offender
chronic drunkard-and yesterday his honor
! imposed . sentence Of twenty DAYS in which
! to get the forty rod out of his system.
! A one-story frame addition is to be built
to the parsonage Of the Norwegian Evange-
lical Lutheran church, on Fourth. between
Central aud First avenues northeast.
A plat Of Rust's subdivision of part OF
blocks 20 and 80, Murphy's addition. lying
ON Twenty-siKth street sonth. near Riverside
avenue. was yesterday filed with the register
of deeds.
Sentences were suspended yesterday IN the
case against Frank Mcdonald, B. Taylor and
J. Huen who cut lot Of timber on J. n.
Barlow's premises on the South side without
proper authority.
! A. Eveland, living at 2546 Seventh avenue
south, carpenter employed in the Aiilwau-
kee shops, yesterday had his left hand
crushed IN the machinery requiring the am
! putation Of two fingers.
All Of the banks Of Minneapolis will be
closed on Monday. the 23d for a legal holi-
dav The birthday of the immortal George
/ occurs tomorrow, but as that day is a holiday
/ ANYHOW an extra day Is taken
Peter Scheid was arraigned in the munlc-
i2al court yesterday upon 4 charge Of com
hitting an assault and battery upon John
Richard, and the trial was continued until
the 24th. To secure his attendance he fled
bonds in the sum of 500.
Mrs. Holler, who was thrown from her
sleigh In a runaway accident on Tenth ave
nue. south, on Wednesday, IS still in criti-
cal condition from internal injuries, while
Mrs. Noel, her compsniou, was more seri-
ously injured than at first supposed.
Lieut.. Frederick Scbvatka. OF the United
States army. will lecture on lis search FOR
Sir John Franklin in the Arctic seas and the
longes; sledge journey 10 the world; also on
his trip down the Youkou river, Alaska, over
/. 800 miles. in Market hall Feb. % aud %.
/ Tickets. s. cents; reserved seats. 50 cents /;
students tickets. - cents. At DYER *
Towards music store. NicolIet avenue.
The grand JURY having found bills Of in
dictment against The defendants. Judge
Bailey discharged the following cases from
the municipal court Yesterday; Y :. Spin
usy. charged sith prscticing medicine with-
ont license from the state board % ex-
aminers; n. D. S;arley. charged with steal
ipg horses; Arthur Hertoo and Johr McKen-
zie, charged with assault Eden Prairie AZ
fay.j
About 10 O'Clock. Yesterday morning. the
elevator in the Kaso;A building fen with a
crash that shook the building snd startled
every occupant Il nav not hsve been 80
bad As that, 1ut It fell with considerable vio-
ieucs. startling several aud treating TIE four
occupants 10 pretty big scare The elevator
i not PARTICULARLY modern. IN its sOusirue-
don- and the srins were too lose, falling 10
catch It at the proper moment aud permit
ting i; to 60 doSn to the pit