Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Haverly's New Mastodons at the Academy
this evening.
The Light Infantry corps held drill meet
ing last evening.
Wheat was quoted at $1.20 in this market
yesterday for No. 1.
There are numberless skating rings in va
rious parts Of the city.
"Our Boarding House" was introduced at
the Opera house last evening.
The Nicollet house walters will dance in the
new Turner hall this evening.
1t is probable that electric lights will be in
troduced in this city before January /.
Fred. G. Pillsbury, accompanied by his wife,
departed yesterday for trip to Boston.
The literary societies of the state university
gave very pleasant entertainments last evening.
The funeral Of the late Clrich Oswald will
occur at Turner hall at / o'clock this after
noon.
It is indeed strong wagon that can with
stand successfully the rigors of Minneapolis
streets.
Never forget the famous Boston restaurs Mt.
If you want q square meal that's the place to
get it.
Hiawatha lodge, I. O.. G. T., will hold reg
ular meeting IN the hall over ElliOtt's store
this evening.
An ugly dog bit little girl on the East side
on Sunday. Officer Bosworth is looking for
that "dorg'.
Frank Mayo will open at the Academy in
"Hamlet'' next Monday. His troupe travels
in special car.
A regular meeting of the Crusaders T. A.
society will be held in Catholic Association
hall this evening.
The official canvass of the Hennepin county
vote will be made by the county board at the
court house to-day.
A number of Minneapolis gentlemen went
down to St. Paul yesterday, to attend the ses-
sion of the legislature.
A regular meeting of Damon Lodge, knights
of Pylhias, will be held in the hall over .aea-
toms shoe store this evening.
Miss Lillian Hanscom, a teacher in the pub
lie shoots, and daughter of Frank Hanscom,
is reported dangerously ill with typhoid fever.
The constable brought two men, named re-
spectlvely Moore and Riley, from Osseo,
charged with larceny. They are held by Sheriff
Enstis for trial.
At six o'clock yesterday morning the Their
mometer ranged from ten to thirteen degrees
above zero, according to location, and perhaps
The instrument.
7. M. Hunter, husband of Bessie Hunter, OF
Miss McAlllster's company, is member OF
Frank Mayo's company, which occupies the
Academy next week.
1t is thought that a couple OF horse thieves,
who stole team in Waseca, are secreted in
Minneapolis. The police are on their track
and will doubtless soon run them in.
August NJ. Krudoss Is subject to fits, which
render him entirely irresponsible. He re-
quested that he be sent to the insane hospi-
tai, which request has been granted.
The members of the K. of P. ere hereby
requested to assemble at their hall this after
noon at o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral
of the late Ulrich Oswald. P. Frede ricks,
secretary.
The ladies of the Methodist church will hold
meeting in the parlors OF the church at z
| nevOlent work for the winter, in relieving the
sick and destitute.
1t is reported that two practical bag manu-.
facturers from Scotland are making prepare
| tions for the speedy establishment of factory
| for the manufacture of jute bags in this city,
for milling purposes.
The ladies of Oak Lake addition have re.
| solved themselves into nelghborhood beney.
olent society. One poor family has been pro
vided with clothing to protect them from the
rigOrs of the weather.
A meeting of the committees from the city
council on railroads, and on sewers and gas,
| was held m the council chambers yesterday af.
| ternoon. They will make their respective re.
ports to the council tomorrow evening
Thos. G. Nugent,ths insane patient, no has
been confined in the county jail, was released
yesterday, and turned over to his friends. His
case is not considered dangerous or violent,
| but he appears to have an uncomfortable desire
| to sit down on hot stoves, etc.
Louis Deangle and Arthur Burt are two
pugilistic darkies. They displayed their
proves in this direction In the
street on the East side. Officers
Kennedy and Hines run them in. They
| were each fined S. in the municipal court for
| their sport, which they paid and took their
departure. "Next time those 'coppers' wont
know anything about it," they said.
A married woman caused the arrest Of q
young curbstone Spectator, whom she al
legged committed assault and battery upon her.
He languished in durance over Sunday, but
yesterday the little affair was fixed up and the
case withdrawn. It seems the young chap is
her devoted, and they had little love quarrel.
She fired him, and he retaliated by striking her
But it Is all right now. She takes him back,
and he promises never to strike more.
The Motor QMessjon.
The next regular meeting of the common
council will be held tom prov evening. Jake
Barge will show how the best interests of the
citv to0ether with the life and limbs of the