Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-28
MINNEAPOLIs GLoBELnTs.

The funeral of Albert Iverson will occur this
afternoon.
]. B. Bottineau has gone to Winnipeg to
spend few days.
A turkey shoot will take place at Lake Cal
houn this afternoon.
Alsddin's lamp continues burning with un-
abated brightness at the Opera House.
One more Jury case will relieve the jurymen
for the present term of the district court.
WI. Abernethy had buffalo robe stolen
from his carriage on Washington avenue.
The Boston Restaurant is always open and
furnishes meals, lunches, cigars and beverages.
He. Lawrence, formerly of the Minneap-
oils but now of the Mortified Ners, is in tn e
city.
A public reception was held at the Judson
Female Institute last evening and was pleas
ant affair.
The Geo. N. Morgan Post, G. A. R., will
give an entertainment soon for the benefit OF
their charitable fund.
tt reported that the parties canvassing for
funds for the Milwaukee shops are meeting
with excellent success.
Pleasant front rooms, furnished, for rent at
"a University avenue. Inquire at the GLOBE
Office, 81 Hennepin.
Charles Grear was removed to Saltwater
again Yesterday morning to serve his new
sentence of eighteen months.
Thirteen criminals received justice at the
hands of Judge Cooley yesterday, the result
of too much merry Christmas
The Sunday school of Grace Mission will
ioiu that of Gethsemane in Christmas tree fes-
tivities this afternoon at O'Clock.
The Zouaves dance this evening will doubt
less be very largely attended. The receipts
will be devoted the new uniform fund.
C. W Smith and wife celebrated their tin
wedding on Monday night. They could well
establish tin store now. 1t was merry
affair.
The Frohnsinn society have Just purchased
an elegant piano which will be placed in their
rooms in Turner hall. The instrument cost
$1,000.
The board OF water commissioners will
meet at Q O'Clock this afternoon. It is ex-
pected that some important business will be
transacted.
The New Years ball to be given by the
Knights OF Pythias will occur on Friday
evening in Pythian hall, Washington avenue
south.
I'D. Rich has been presented with very
fue seal skin cap by the members Of his Sun
dsy school class of the Centenary NJ. E.
church.
An amateur club presented "Down by the
Sea- last night, in the hall over Ellot's music
store. A concert also formed q part OF the
entertainment.
Some "fy'' chap helped himself to William
schrappell's horse, which was left hitched to
q most while his master was indulging in an
oyster supper.
No. S12 Third avenue south, is quarantined
at present. Frank Fiunegau, who boards
there, has the small po1. The case proves to
be that of varioloid.
A supper will be e iven by the ladies Of the
First Congregational church, east side, this
evening The annual rental of peWs will oc-
cur at the same time.
The interior palace scene used in Aladdin"
at the Opera house, is one OF the finest pieces
of scene painting ever shown on a Minneapo-
lis stage, and reflects great credit on the artist,
Mr.. P. Clauson.
Mariana was presented by the Abbot COM
pany before crowded house last night. The
audience was enthusiastic, and encores follow
ed each solo. This evening will close the en-
gagsment with Fra Diavale.
Messrs. Cotton & Co. have presented st.
Marks church with the large and handsome
tree which has stood in front of their store for
the last two months. The presents will be
distributed from it this evening.
II the Minneapolis subscribers to the DAILY
GLOBE who fail to get the paper regularly will
notify the Office, at 3l1 Hennepin avenue, by
calling or by dropping postal card, the mat
ter will be regulated At once.
An officer from Kandiyohi county tracked
young man, named Nicholas WEIGH, to this
CITY. who is wanted there to answer charge
of abduction. He found his man here and re-
turned home with him yesterday.
Articles of incorporation of the Bohem ian
Literary society were fled yesterday. The OBJ
iect is literary and debating exercises The
president is J. h. Lonkop; secretary, J. NJ.
Chastk, and the treasurer, John Poplka.
The trustees of the Farmers and Mechanics
Savings bank ofthis city have declared semi
annual dividend upon the deposits of three or
more months, at the rate of 6 per cent. Der
snnum, payable January 5 Interest not with
drawn will be added to the deposit.
J. E. Stuart, the government inspector, con-
tinues to hold daily conferences with parties
interested IN the location of the postofice.
The reporter fails to get any positive infor-
nation from the gentleman relative to the
final results OF the Investigation, however.
farmers team took fright at the barkin z
of dog yesterday morning, and ran away
Their course was up Henuepin avenue. At
the coaner of Sixth street small shade tree
was RACED, and the wagon demolished. One
of the horses was also quite seriously injured
In the collision.
Joseph VALERIE, who has been for some
time confined in the county jail as lunatlc,
was brought before Judge Young yesterday,
upon writ of habeas corpus. The case was
argued and submitted 1t was claimed by
the parties bringing the action that the pris-
oner was not held according to law.
The mIllers are getting rid Of their damp
wheat by shipping it to millers down the river
where it is being manufactured into -four for
western consumption. Be 1t said to the credit