Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

One physician reports case OF smau-poA i.
The Celtic World will make its first issue
on Friday.
held yesterday afternoon.
The "R-nt Day" wa, very we'll rendered at
the Opera house last night.
Fred. Pahler, publisher of the Ada Alert, Is
spending the week in this city.
Health Officer Salisbury publishes warn
ing against d smallpox epidemic.
The Boston Restaurant will suit you II you
want square meal at fair price.
Mr. Hubbard, accompanied by Mrs. Hub
bard of Fargo, are in Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis Free dispensary will soon
be removed to the college hospital.
The fine large safe was placed In the mum
icipal court room yesterday morning.
The sale of tickets for Miss McAllister's
benefit will begin tomorrow morning.
The Zouave corps will hold regular drill
meeting tomorrow evening in Turner hall.
An important meeting of the Robert En-
NETT Literary society was held last evening.
An ice company reports the ice seven inches
thick at Spring lake, and Of remarkably fine
quality.
The Crusaders T. A. society will hold a
regular meeting at Catholic Association hall
this evening.
Hiawatha Lodge, I. o. G. T., will hold
meeting this evening, in the hall over Elliot's
music store.
s.W. Lusk, late of the NJ. & st. I. rail-
road, has purchased one-haf interest In M.
W. Gleun's boiler works.
johnson, Smith & Harrison are moving into
their new quarters at the corner OF First
avenue south and Third street.
Damon Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will
hold regular convocation in the hall over
Herton's shoe store this evening.
Rev q McGorick has partially recovered
from his serious attack Of typhoid fever, and
has resumed his parochial duties.
A brakeman on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad had his left foot crushed be-
tween two switch engines, yesterday morning.
Hattie Brush, MADAM Dunn's housekeeper,
and seven inmates, paid fines and costs to the
amount of S1S5, in the police court yesterday.
1t seems to be the prevailing opinion Of
Minneapolis people that Judge vanderburg
will keep his seat until Gen. Hubbard is inau-
gurated.
The disposal of the body Of Emma Peter
son will await the order Of the uncle in Yer
ona, No. Coroner Fairbsirn is daily expec t.
ing letter giving the necessary directions.
The Forbes dramatic company will occupy
the Academy the last three evenings this week.
and will also give Saturday matinee. They
will produce "True Devotion" and "Black d.
Almonds"
In making a turn at the corner Of Nicollet
avenue aud Second street, yesterday morning,
j. B. Turklepaugh's candy delivery wagon
was capszed, and the sweets were precipitated
into the mud.
Rev. Father O'Keefe, of the church of the
Immaculate Conception, will depart to-mor-
row for the Sweitman colony In Murray
county, where he will assume charge OF the
congregation.
Sheriff Eustis and Deputy Sheriff Thomas
will depart this morning with a number ofthe
insane inmates of the county Jail, for the as
svlum at ST. Peter, as follows: Con Sullivan,
Thomas Reskowski, Martha CardOck, Joseph
Vaiter, Aug. Raudop and Thomas Augent.
The magnificent new Chute bank block at
the corner of Central aud University avenues
on the East side, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. The third story is nearly finished.
The building will be very imposing in ap-
pearance, by far the handsomest on that side
of the river.
The commission to condemn lands for the
NJ & st. L. railway, consisting of Winthrop
Young, o C. Merriman and T. A. Andrews,
met yesterday morning and viewed the prop
erty. Their decision will be reached at .
future meeting to be held at 9 a. m. on sstur-
day next.
A colored individual named Lorenzo Brown,
who lives on the East Side, got out Of fuel on
Suud " morning. He resorted to neighbor-
ing wood yard and took an armful. j. R
Lane, the proprietor OF the yard, happened
along and detected the misdemeanor. He in.
stigatei Browns arrest, who was brought be-
fore the justice court, convicted and had his
sentence suspended.