Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Sheriff Sheehan, of Freeborn county, dined at
the Nicollet yesterday.
The per cent. penalty will be added to all
unpaid personal taxes on Tuesday.
The physician cannot yet determine whether
twill be necessary to amputate Maj. Overton's
leg.
A suit of clothes was stolen from VIM
Kelly, one of the proprietors of the restaurant
at 246 First avenue south.
Hon. Thomas Fitch will discuss the views
of Robert Ingersoll from secular standpoint
at Hanson hall this evening.
A bolt of red flannel was stolen from in
front of Cohin's dry goods store, 100 Hen
nepin avenue, on Saturday evening.
The demurrer to the indictment in the case
of the State VS.. w. W. Brown, will be argued
before Judge Vanderburgh this morning.
The Griffin assault and battery case will be
taken up at 9 o'clock this morning. The evil
dence thus far shows that some one is handling
the truth very carelessly.
The secretary of the Minneapolis rifle club
has received the photographs of W. H. Chenne-
with and c. NJ. Tyrrell, the secretary and
crack shot of the George Fl. Thomas rifle club,
of Chicago.
The Comic Pictorial, which will be exactly
what it's name suggests, makes its first appear
ance on March eth. The genial Geo. B. Hall
is the publisher, and the publication will re-
ceive good support from the public.
A letter has been received by the chief Of
police from Carter Wilson, of Peekskille, VT,
inquiring as to the whereabouts of Joseph
Hill who formerly lived at 1877 Main street,
this city, for whom he has important infor-
nation.
No clue has been obtained to the thieves
who robbed Kruger's gun store on Friday
night. The man arrested on suspicion by
Detective Hoy was discharged yesterday, there
being no evidence that he knew anything
about the affair.
1t is announced that A. II. Bode, general
passenger agent of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis road, has been appointed general mana
ger of the road. The appointment is to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Charles F. Hatch.
The sacred concert at Turner's hall yester-
day afternoon was well attended, and choice
programme of selections admirably rendered
by Danz's orchestra. 1t is understood that
since the orchestra has been organized, not
withstanding its excellence, they have not
made expenses, and that a benefit is talked
about in order to meet expenses
On Saturday afternoon saddle was stolen
from horse which was hitched on Second
street south. The property, which belonged
to resident of Richfeld named Davis, was
offered fol sale at a second hand store shortly
afterward, and was bought by farmer
who was in the store att the time. Yes
terday afternoon Officers McKiernan and Sol
berg arrested tramp on suspicion of being
the thief.
The Sunday science class held largely at
tended meeting yesterday afternoon. The
subject under consideration was, els there a
scientific basis for spirituallsm," which was
well discussed by the members. The majority
of the class are pronounced spiritualists and
this probably is the reason why so many spoke
on the affirmative side of the question. The
subject for next Sunday will be "Coal Forma-
tion," which will be introduced by paper
written by Mr.. Truesdell.