Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

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Kate Claxton's coming, the posters say.
The corps of Pythian Knights meet this
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Teachers meeting at the high school this
morning 8 o'clock.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union helda business meeting yesterday.
St. Johns Royal Arch Chapter No. 8 held
special convocation last evening.
John Norman, one of the recently ap-
pointed police officers, is around learning the
ropes
Two inmates of Swede Kate's den were ar
rested for fighting in the streets, and paid
80 each.
DR.. Tanner and the cornet band enter
tanned large audience at First NJ E. church
last evening.
Articles of incorporation of Scandal lodge,
No. 6, Knights of Pythias, were filed in the
secretary's Office yesterday.
The twenty-three assessors will meet at the
court house OH Saturday, April Goth, to re-
ceive books and instructions.
A daughter of ex-Aldsrman McMullen,
aged years, died yesterday afternoon after
severe and protracted illness.
Henry Krukeberg, son of e1-Alderman
Krukeberg, was thrown out of q buggy and
had his arm stepped on and crushed.
John Berg, who was arrested on COM
plant of j. II. Huntington, for some matter
about the ownership of horse, was honor
ably acquitted.
The sidewalks on First avenue south, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, are in dis
graceful condition, dangerous to life and
limb of pedestrians.
The peanut vender who has for the last
year kept small stand stocked with pea
nuts and apples near the suspension bridge
was ordered to vacate the premises yesterday
by an order from the mayor.
A Swede carpenter, whose name could not
be ascertained, while on short walk on the
st. Paul & Pacific railroad, near Cedar Lake.
was stopped by five tramps yesterday after
noon, and robbed of all his ready cash-65
cents.
Henry Jenstings, while running to catch
train at the St. Paul & Pacific depot, caught
his foot in the sidewalk, sprained his ankle
and bruised himself about the body. Anoth-
er suit against the city will probably grow
out of the accident.
Pinafore was success last night-it was
Pinafore as it was intended by the author
sparkling, light, catching, funny ard must
cal and not ridiculous enormlty of bur
lesque with middle aged bumboat womaa
10 al ff 1O1 of
thirteen.
Charles johnson, arrested for stealing a
coat from Adam Korn's boarding house,
plead guilty, bat stated to the court
that he was drunk at the time The
court did not consider that o
sufficient excuse, and johnson was sent to
Jail for ninety days.
Twelve members of the rifle club met for
the first time this season at their grounds
yesterday afternoon and INDUCED in shoot
ing practice Considering the condition Of
the wind the shooting YVES fair. The club
will hold regular practice shoots every Fri
day afternoon aud all interested in the sport
are invited to attend.
All the talk about DR.. Dunsmoor's bills is
sheer nonsense and baby twaddle. The
county commissioners fixed the price for
each visit at IS cents, and the doctor charges
Just that amount. The commissioners order
each visit, and the doctor makes no visit
without an order. The only trouble seems
to be that the poor people will get sick and
need doctor and medicine.
The Minneapolis Turn Verein are arrang-
ing for a fancy fair. The lady friends are
making immense preparations to insure this
being the best fair ever given by the society
and it is hoped the public will rally in sup
port of their efforts, for no society is better
deserving than this of public recognition
and none is more ready at the call of charity
and benevolence. The turner's did nobly
after the mill disaster, and now that they
want to build a new hall, the public should
support them.
Thursday night at II o'clock Otto E.
Greeley and Charles Wales drove up to tn,
police station with double rig-double seat
aud double horses-the horses foaming il
sweat. The chief was called out and hur
ried, whispered conversation carr ed on.
policeman took his place in the wagon will
tho excited men, and as they drove off. Vale
seeing GLOBE man behind the chief earn
estly called out-say nothing to the newspa
pers, it is a family affair. At O'Clock tn
team returned. The police are mum, tn
livery people are mum and Greeley an
Wales are mum, but rumor whispers ''elope
ment.''