Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOL1s GLoBELETs.


The "Sisterhood of Bethany Home" meet
this afternoon.
Fred Gowen is going East, but is not under
stood ''by the way of the lakes
Teachers in the first, second and third grades
will meet at the High school Tomorrow
morning.
warrant was issued for the arrest OF A. B.
Cushing, charged by Jerry Hartnett with as
sault and battery.
The Washington avenue NJ. E. church and
property will he sold and building erected IN
a more desirable locality.
Mrs. Johana Johnson died al the Cottage
hospital yesterday morning. The deceased
leaves family consisting of three children IN
destitute circumstances
The April number Of the Comic Pictorlat'
issued by George B. Hall, will be ready Tor Inc
public on Thursday next. The number Will
contain some tirst-class cartoons.
The longheadedness of Winthrop Young
wos never so well established as whea he an
nounced himself as not under any clrcuih,
stances a candidate for reelection 10 the schooi
board
The trial of Amanda Bail!ie and Charles
johnson, charged with adultery, viii come
ND at the police court tomorrow afternoon.
That is, if Amanda, who, it is said, has skip
ped out" can be found
It is stated that Jailer Batcheller Will be
given chance to resign as soon as Mayor
Rand returns home 1t is rumored that sew
eral other changes will be made IN the polce
department at an early dale.
Hahn, Knight & Co. have filed schedule
of their liabilities and assets with the clerk
of the court. They figure up their liabilities
rs S52 1884 IS and their assets as S3O,949. To-
Whether the affair will turn out as figured re
mains TO be seel.
On Wednesday morning Henry Washington
beat his wife and was arrested. There was
nothing new in the first act, but the second was
more unexpected. Mrs. Washington had le-
covered from her drunk yesterday morning,
and appeared in court bearing unmisiakaole
evidences of i'll treatment. Henry Will ceie-
brate the next three months pounding Stone.
Last fall John Schott stole horse from
John Russell, of Hassan. He sold the animal
10 Peter Bufferding for S75 and skipped out:
Detective How SAYS he E"s ben "shadowng"
MIN LOT TIC ldSl OLA hioIti'' ~
evening, while the detective ard Chief Munger
were out looking for horse which was So
len Tuesday night from B G Lake, they came
across Schott. YesteIG..7 lie appe.,ied at the
police court and after waving examination
went to jail in default Of SEQ bell to await
the action of the grand jury.
The Academy of Music was crowded last
evening, to witness the performance OF the
''Planter's Wife," by Charlotte Thompson.
The play to be presented this evening is
Camille" On Saturday evening East
Lynne" and at the matinee 'Js Eyre" VIII
be presented. The present engagement OF
Charlotte Thompson is the most satisfactory
from a financial standpoint, of any she has
made in this city, and the Zouaves are to be
COMMUNICATED in having secured the ser
vices of this artist, both for their own and Inc
amusement goers' benefit.
j. w. Huntoon, proprietor of the "New
York restaurant" was before Judge Cooley
yesterday afternoon charged with selling
liuuor without a license. The DEFENDANT
claimed that the liquor he sold was brought
from Treager's saloon, which was directly
over the restaurant. AS the witnesses
for the defendant to carry out this Inc OF de-
Tense would have had to acknowledge that
they sold liquor on Sunday, the question was
not gone ilIto. The court sentenced the de-
PENDANT to pay fine and costs of S32 81, which
was done, and the prisoner discharged