Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Ten patients at the Cottage hospital.

Ten patients at the Cottage hospital.
The city council will meet this afternoon.
Northwest Council No. 113 Legion of Honor
will publicly install its officers this evening
The Zouaze masquerade at Turner hall last
night was success both financially and so
cially.
The Criterion theater company left last
evening for st. Cloud and other points on the
Manitoba road.
The pay car on the Milwaukee & St. Paul
road visited this city yesterday and drew
large attendance
There viii be glass ball tournament at the
rife range this afternoon. About $50 worth
of prizes will be contested for.
The alarm of fire from box 125 at o'clock
yesterday afternoon was caused by the burning
of small shed on Lane street.
Prof. LANG will read a paper on the "Phi-
losophy of Art" at the meeting Of the Art
association, on Saturday evening.
The Minneapolis Turnverein Will hold a
grand masquerade ball at Turner hall, on
Monday, January "a. Prizes will be awarded
to the best costumed lady and gentleman.
A special meeting of the land league asso-
citation was held last evening and the commit
tee reported the programme as published in
Yesterdays GLOBE for the meeting on Sunday
evening.
Two young lads. named Leary and Quinn,
arrested for stealing some crockery, were
brought before Judge Bailey Yesterday No
direct evidence being given, they we've dis
charged.
A row occurred among some of the Theatre
Comique" company yesterday, and one of
the famale performers was assaulted. A war
rant was issued and the examination will come
off this morning before Judge Bailey.
An italian named John Giaunini, arrested
| for stealing silver watch valued at SIS, and
| SS4 in bills from Andrew Mason, was arraign-
| ed in the municipal court yesterday. There
not being sufficient evidence he was dis
charged.
| Mrs. NJ. Anderson, who was at Lake City
when telegram announcing her husbands
death arrived, retired home on freight train,
arriving here at O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Anderson's remains, accompanied by Mrs.
Anderson and her three children, left by ex-
press last night for Union City, Ind, the for
mer home of Mr.. Anderson.
| aIIeu CelWyl, recently uleinDer OF Inc
Criterion theater company in this city, died
Monday night, at the Sherman house, Chicago.
| MIR. Selwyn was twenty-one years of age and
the son of John Selwyn the noted Boston actor
and theater manager, and nephew of the Rev.
DR.. Lorimer, of Chicago. The announcement
of his death, which was received yesterday by
telegraph, met with sincere regret by large
number of friends and acquaintance, with
whom he was great favorite. The remains
will be sent to his home near Boston.
Gen. Geo. NJ. Morgan Post No. 4, G. A. R.,
organized last night, by the election of tho
following officers: Post commander, J. P.
Rea; senior vice commander, E. NJ Gilmore
junior vice commander, Preston Cooper quar-
termaster, P. A. Plawson chaplain, T. r.
Babb; officer of the day, P. P. Swanson, gaurd,
geant major, G. B. Tyrrell; quartermaster's
sergeant, Louis Maish. Forty-ive members
were enrolled. The next meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening. All applications for
membership should be addressed to ". ?.
Brooks, adjutant. The post was organized by
Grand Commander Marty, of Saltwater, as
sisted by Adjt. Gen. Bloomer.
Deputy Sheriff Ench started Monday after
noon for st. Peter, taking with him Thomas
Kizkonski, who had been adjudged insane
and by Judge Rea ordered to be committed
to the asylum at st. Peter. Arriving at ST.
Peter late on Monday night, the deputy took
his charge to the asylum, and presented the
commitment to DR.. James, who refused to
accept it, and positively refused to let the pa
tient enter the asylum. DR.. James gave as
his reason that the asylum, which would only
accommodate $50, now contained $50 patients,
some of the rooms having three or four occu-
pants. The doctor stated that he had turned
away large number of patients during the
past week, and expected that accommodations
would be provided soon at Rochester Ench
returned with his patient last evening, and he
was locked up his old quarters at the Jail