Daily globe., 1881-12-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.


The Silver Gray club gave ball ct Archbsld's hall
last night.
Don't take silver money With holes in it. It's st
. discount. q
Go to the Boston restaurant for square meal It
Is always open.
regular meeting Of st. Anthony lodge I. o. g. T.
will be held this evening.
The water has been turned into the canal and the
mills are again In operation. =
An interesting meeting Of the Reform club was
held In Harrison hall last evening.
Augusta Johnson. aged II. died at the Cottage
hospital yesterday Of typhoid fevsr.
The insurance adjustsrs were busy yesterday In
inspecting the burned milling district. =
The postal clerks are making the annual count Of
incoming mails. And IL is nc small job
The crusaders have voted to attend T. P. O'con-
nor's lecture on Monday evening in abody.
Fire alarm box No. es will be put up at the cSrner
of Seventh street and First avenue north.
A false alarm called portion Of the fire depart
msnt to Camp Walkers mill yesterday morning.
George e. Adams, grocer, made an assignment
to John Dunham yesterday. Liabilities are heavy.
The Robert Emmett literary society win hold IN In
formal special meeting this evening. full attend
snce is desired.
The Young Ladies' Christian Temperance Union
will meet In the hall over Eliot's music store at 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
Rev. II. NJ. 6imons, Unitarian, viii preach on
"Lessons of Fire." tomorrow morning In Rlliot's
music hall on Nicollet aveuue
Miss Bessie Hunter received complimentary
bsneht at the Opera house last night. 4 "Cele-
brated" case this afternoon and evening.
Charley Gssr was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday charged by Albert Matteson with adultery
With his wife, Florence Matteson, on December s :.
The case was continued until Monday. o
fire broke out In the roof Of the North Star
Barrel company's building near Sixteenth street and
Fourteenth avenue south The department. WAS
promptly upon the scene Of the condagratton and
the flames we're quickly subdued. Damage nominal.
Fully insured. s
Another packed and enthusiastic honse listened
with delight to tho Boston Ideal Opera company's
rendition Of "Bells of Cornville" at the Academy
last evening. Enoores were given freely: It il :
superb company. This afternoon, "Ptnaf0re -
this evening, la Msscotte." ;"
The Dramatic club Of the Crusaders Total Alb
stainence society gave really delightful entertain
ment in Catholic association hall last evening. Rev
Father James NcGolrick gave short but fine ad-
dress. Mons. =. Baker sang very pleasing solo
and the Crusaders qusrtette added much to the en-
tertainment, which was closed with the Airthful
farce 30 well known to all, "Ihe Toodles." =
farmer from HERON Lake, twenty miles dis
tant, CAM o Minneapolis with load of wood, he
hitched his team to lamp post, adjourned to q
neighboring saloon and got seriously boozey and
when he had sufficiently regained his senses to
look for his team both horses and wood had van
ished in thin air and at last accounts the granger
was tearing around town fraDticsly inquirng their
whereabouts.
Government postal inspector Il. L. Stuart, arrived
in this city last night. He stated in IN interview
with GLOBE reporter that he left Washington on
Tuesday, coming direct to Minneapolis, only stop
ping at Chicago one half day. His instructions are
to listen to. the statements Of all inter.
ested parties relative to the proposed
removal Of the postoface to the Boston
lock and make careful investigation Of both that
block and the city hail. to the practical advantage
of each and to report to headquarters
his convictions. No statement OF the same
will be upon any consideration divulged
prior to reporting to the officials ct Washington
through whom the nnal arrangement will be made.
Mr.. Stewart is . total stranger here, Is conse-
quently well qualified to make an unbiased and
l1npartial decision