Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

If you would eat square meal call at the
Boston restaurant at any hour In the twenty
four.
A meeting of the Minneapolis school Of
medicine was held in DR.. Murray's office last
evening.
Arthur Woodcock, 1o-year-old boy from
the East side, has been missing from his home
since Monday.
The Globe Gas Light company is preparing
to adopt an electric light system, using the
Gramme patent.
s. Telerand, a dairyman living on River
side and Twenty eighth avenues, had his arm
broken by vicious cow.
The Minnesota college hospital has seven
teen students in attendance at the fall term,
which Was opened on Tuesday
Aregular meeting of Minneopa lodge, l. o.
G. T., will be held this evening at 125 Nlcollet
avenue. Installation of officers.
pleasant entertainment was rendered the
railroad men by the Y. NJ. C. A, in the par
lors OF the association, last night.
A well laid scheme whereby TIE convicts at
the county Jail expected to effect an escape
was nippcd In the bud by Sheriff Eustis.
One OF the pieasantest occasions of the sea-
son was that of the masquerade ball given by
the Zouaves in Turner hall last evening.
The famous Rice Evangeline troupe will
open at the Academy this evening in Evange-
line Tomorrow night "Babss in the
Woods"
Definite action will be taken at the meeting
of the Michael Davt Land League on Sunday
evening upon the question OF consolidating
the three leagues in the city.
"Tws Loves and Life'' is really the most
pleasing play the Opera house patrons have
been treated to this season. Miss McAllister
makes charming aud at the same time pow
erful Ruth.
Maj. J Emmett, an old settler Of this city,
and well known, was found dead in his bed at
the Excelsior house at Lake Minnetonka on
Tuesday night. MI Emmett was brother
of Mrs 81. G. SIdle.
Anthony Seichaneck, of North Washington
avenue, complains that the parties occupying
the bio are in the habit of basking by a
glowing fire made from fuel taken from his
wood pile. He thinks wood Is entirely TOO
scarce to permit a continuance of that state OF
stop to it.
A slick oh ap waltzed off with q heavy ulster
which was hanging in front of W. q. Cady's
clothing store at 109, South Washington
avenue, last night. Officers Chase and Ba es
nabbed him, however, and lodged him IN the
bastile before he had succeeded il getting
more than four blocks away. He had the ul-
ster on when captured.
ba-
fused to ship -four east via Chicago, and con-
sequently all shipments will have TO 60 by
the way of Duluth, and that sufficient num-
Der of cars cannot be procured to ship any
where near the amount of flour manufactured.
AS result there is pretty certain prospect
that The mills will be obliged 10 shut down.
A pernicious looking fellow called at Saw
ages second hand store last evening and Of
fered for sale an overcoat, two pairs of pants
and vest, nearly new. He said they had
formerly belonged to his father who had re
Gently ''turned up his toes to the dalsies,"
and he had no use for them. The circum-
stances excited Mr.. Savage's sussicions and
he summoned Officer Chase. The fellow
languishes.
L. B. Hutchinson is revolver sharp-shost-
er, as it were. he often remarks. eff there
is anything l delight in more than
another it is plugging ths bulr: eye
with my superb Smith & Wessson." he
was yesterday engaged in his favorits rscrea
ton. But somehow the thing went back up
on Its Iecord-in fact it wouldn't go of at all.
81 will fight it out on this line if it takes
all,''-well, well, and fire flashed from his de
termined eye-aud fire flushed from the i'm
plement of war at the same instant He don't
believe in target practice any more, but the
doctor thinks he can probably save the hand
with performing amputatlon.
Frank Grall's name is not unfamiliar with
the police court officers. He is a saloon keep
or of lower town He was arraigned ycster-
day charged with firing his revolver on
Washington avenue near the Milwaukee de-
pot He pleaded not guilty, but the evidence
against him was most conclusive. He was
fined $40, which he paid and
was released. 1t seems that his
wife, becoming weary Of her marital life
had departed from his bed and board. Frank
seized upon this as pretext for a jamboree,
and accordingly filled his cspacious nav
with fre-water. In dizzy state he sailed
forth, revolver in hand, like q brigand or
cersair, to see if he could not capture the
city Officer Gleason was there in all his
might, aud yanked the frensisd Grail 10 the
bastile in jitry.