Daily globe., 1881-02-25
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

The Parnell Land League meets this evening
Prof o. V. Tousley left yesterday for Wash
ington.
The Minneapolis Associates will give bal
tonight at Armory hall.
e. w. Gaylord has rendered his resignation
as superintendent of the Minneapolis q ST.
Louis railroad.
Khurum lodge, Nc. 112, A. F. & A. NJ. viii
hold regular meeting this evening at 7:3o
All Master Masons are invited.
]. c. McNaughton, indicted for obtaining
money under false pretenses, plead not guilty
and his case was continued to next week.
The funeral services of C. H. Greely will bt
held on Saturday, at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of his father on Seventh street north
east.
Two Swedes indulged in stabbing atfray al
the Norman EHouse on First street south
about five O'Clock last evening. They es
capped arrest.
W. P. Boyden, who was indicted for embez
cling about $500 from his employers, Burgess
& Mauley, plead guilty yesterday, and was re-
manded for sentence.
The proprietor of the Comique, w. w.
Brown, had his case continued until this morn
Ing, whenihe will plead to the Indictment 1t
is expected that the case will be called for trial
this afternoon.
A small shanty occupied by Peter Nelson
situated some distance from the city limits on
the East Side, burned last night about 1880.
Cataract hose company started for the nre, ,Dut
did not reach it.
About thirty young men assembled at the
parlor of the Nicollet house last night to Or
ganize canoe club. A committee was ap-
pointed to correspond with Eastern clubs OF a
like character, and the meeting adjourned for
two weeks.
The twenty-seven hours go-as-you-please
pedestrian match commences this evening at s
O'Clock at Association hall. The following
entries have been made and an interesting
match is anticipated S. X. Hunt, Minnesota;
Frank Guyon, New York; j. D. Middleton,
Ohio; D. Brown, Montreal; T. Berry, Winni-
peg.
/. Courtwright and his wife Alice were be-
fore Judge Baily yesterday charged with keep
ing house of ill-fame, by man named Wm.
Glenn, who had put up his watch and $40,
and wanted to get his watch returned. They
were sent up for thirty days. Mary Philips, a
cripple, was in the house, and was also az
rested.
Peter Oberst, who formerly had charge of the
manufacturing department of N. B. Harwood
6o Co., has become interested with Goodfellow
& Eastman, and will carry on the old bust
ness. The firm have purchased the machinery
in Brackett's block and will reopen the busi-
ness under the name of the Superior Manu-
featuring company.
Banks Reed had raised $50 towards the pay
ment of his fine for assaulting Thomas Pres
colt. Reed, who was indicted for assault with
intent to kill, was found guilty of simple
assault, and ordered to appear for sentence
this afternoon. He was given to understand
that his fine would be 500, and is making an
effort to raise that amount.
The meeting of the land league associ alton
was held at the room over the city bank last
night A committee of five was appointed to
balance the treasurer's books. The associa-
ton was named the Michael Davitt club. Com
mittee reported programme for March 4th
heretofore reported. Mr.. McGurck delivered
an address and the secretary read Ben Buffers
Boston speech on the. Irish land question.
Also the speech of Rev. Father Carr, delivered
al mass meeting at North McGregor.
TWenty-three dollars was contributed.