Daily globe., 1879-02-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

NIr. and Mrs. Jonas Brown have gone East
FOR Il few weeks.
A large number Of cases of glanders among
horses are reported in the city.
Ours was presented for the second time at
the Metropolitan last evening.
The Lurline Boat club soiree tomorrow
evening promises to be recherche affair.
The municipal court, yesterday, did not
transact any business Of public Importance
a very interesting revival is in progress at
the First NJ. E. church, East Division this
week.
The Washhurn B mill carries an insurance of
nearly a quarter of q million dollars on build
ing and stock.
Nicoliet Hose company, No. (better known
as the Prenlatures( has had its membership in
creased to fifteen.
A colt found by the hostler employed by
Frank Dark, on First street, yesterday, awaits
owner at Darks stable.
There are los cases entered on the calendar of
the February term of the district court, which
commences on Tuesday, Feb, IS.
Wheat has been advanced two cents per
ottobiS1 'tiiS iio" Guc lollo"Ai*
prices: No. l, 6Sc; No. 2, 75c; No. 5, &c.
Yesterday the hay and cattle markets were
dcadedly dull, and business in the wood market
was the increase, owing to the cold weather
Ole Poleson had another of his periodical fits,
caused by imbibius too much "booze,' yester-
day, and was carried to his home at the police
station.
After all the Hess English Opera company
will probably visit Minneapolis for two nights
during the winter The managers have written
Tor dates.
Last night Dr. O'Leary delivered an inter-
esting and instructive lecture to men only.
to ladies only.
little runaway ''for cent occurred on
Hennepin avenue yesterday afternoon; the
horse was stopped after running about four
blocks. No damages.
The very interesting lecture of Mr.. W. L..
Tiffany on Art will probably be repeated.
An invitation has been extended to him, which
no is considering.
Next Sunday grand temperance meeting is
TO be held at Association hall. David Latum,
of Cleveland, Ohio well-known lecturer will
address those present.
The concert at the University chapel Friday
evening promises to be of the finest ever
witnessed in that structure. The University
Choral society will be assisted by Mrs. 4.
Anderson and Mrs. L. +. Brown.
The work of taking testimony in the Dom
nclly-Washburn contested election case will be
resumed this morning at P. o. Chilstrom's
office. Mr.. DGnnelly will not be present, but
the work will be pushed forward just the
same.
Deputy Sheriff Fay Frankhauser. of Roches-
ter, lIinn., was in the city yesterday looking
after Edward Shannahan, who. passed several
forged notes at that place. Frankhauser left
for st. Paul last evening, satisfied that the man
he was after was not in minneapolis
Mr. J. W. Grove, of the firm of Grove &
Rowe, and bliss Maggie Kuhn are the next on
the list of newly married couples. They will
commence housekeeping in their new residence,
corner of Twelfth street and Chestnut avenue,
ct once. The congratulations OF an extended
circle Of friends attend them.
John Cleator, who owns the dwelling house
at 315 Fifth avenue north: complained to the
police yesterday that some party had broken
nto the house on Tuesday night, which at
shat time unoccupied, and carried off the
three front windows. 1t is probable that the
thief is building green house.
Large quantities of sawdust are being carried
from this city to Fort Smelling by means of
four-mule teams, to be used in putting up ice
for consumption next summer The long
trains of government teams, with the blue
coated soldiers in attendance, bring back recol-
lections of the past very vlvldly to old settlers