Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-24
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

The city market Will close at IL o CLOCK tnl'
this forenoon.
Services will be held at the Y. NJ. C. A. par
Tors this afternoon.
Remember the poor when you eat you
Thanksgiving turkey.
The public schools were closed yesterday FOL
the remainder of the week.
The Knights of Pythiss will give dance il
the Day block this evening.
The Minneapolis zouaves held drill meet
ing in Turner hall last evening.
An adjourned meeting of the chamber OF
commerce was held last evening.
Matinees Will be given at both the theaters
this afternoon at the usual hour.
1t requires just 81 200 per week to liquidate
the salaries of the great Mayo troupe.
DR.. A. Il. Salisbury, who has been confined
to his room by illness, is convalescent.
Thanks giving services will be held at the
various churches at 1880 this morning.
The district courst has granted Mrs. Emma
Best decree of divorce from John Best.
Hon. o. C. Merriman has resigned his po-
sition upon the board of water commission.
The Minneapolis Rifle club participated in
turkey shoot on the East side range yesterday.
August Frafflo, the clothes line thief, got
thirty days ia the municipal court yesterday.
ST. Wilson complains that he has been rob-
bed of IS bya fellow boarder at the Elcelsior
house.
"Ruy Bias" will be produced by Mayo and
his great company at the matinee this after
noon.
The funeral Iof August Lischner will take
place this afternoon under the auspices of the
Druds.
The Boston Restaurant will serve up gen.
uine New England style Thanksgiving dinner
to-day.
The patroleman netted profit of $1,000
from their second annual ball. Not unpleas-
to take.
A burning chimney on South Washington
avenue called out the fire department last
evening.
A new lodge of the order of Royal Arcanum
is to be started in this city, under favorable
auspices.
special meeting of the old Volunteer
Hook and Ladder company, No. 1, was held
last evening.
Aregutar meeting of Minneopa lodge I. o.
G. 7. will be held at No. 251 Nicolet avenue
this evening.
1t is understood that City Attorney Benton
will tender his resignation at the next meeting
of the city council.
The Swede brothers will celebrate their
seventh anniversary tomorrow evening in
prize dance at Harmonic hall.
The Hall & Damn barrel company has iu-
creased its capltyl stock to $150,OO0, and linn
tied its Indebtedness to SIS, 900.
Joseph S.illet lost thumb in consequence
OF coming in contact with the peculiarities of
circular saw in Kinks mill, yesterday.
The thanksgiving ball, to be given this even
ing by the Knights of Pythias, in new Turner
hall, will doubtness be an unusually pleasant
affair.
The postofice will be open from 9 to 10
o'clock this morning. The carriers will make
their regular morning delivery in the business
center.
A double bill is being put on at the opera
house by Miss McAllister 1.-THE Naval En-
gagement" and "Pocahontas. The latter is
Il roaring farce.
Pauline Schmidt has brought action in the
district court for divorce from her husband,
Jacob Schmidt. The alleged grounds are
cruel and inhuman treatment.
II The ladies of the Church of Christ will furn-
i,h a thanksgiving dinner in the Parker
block. An enjoyable sociable will be given in
tbad r-oai n r,lo
Cnas. E. Gilmore, the kleptomaniac, was
yesterday bound over to the next term of the
grand jury in the sum of 5000. He had
secured two bondsmen last night and was
looking for third.
Some miscreant placed large rock in the
Eleventh street switch of the motor line last
Monday night, throwing the o'clock train
from the track, and causing serious delay.
Verify, the enemies of this road are capable of
small deeds.
Frank MAYO scored brilliant success in the
role of macbeth" at the Academy last night
His support is superb-better than that of
either Barrett or Mccullough. This evening
the company will produce Damon and Pythias,
and should be greeted by crowded house.
1t looks as though park was to be fitted
upa la mode at Lake Harriet next season,
comprising some $50 acres. The work is to
be under the direction of skilled landscape
gardener from the east, who has already been
seat for by the proprietor of the lands, Mr..
Philo Remington.
A mammoth mill for the manufacture of
straw board is to be built on the East side.
The Dorman block, on the corner of Main
street and Fourth avenue north, has been
purchased for the purpose. Two extensive
additions will be built upon this. The ma
ehinery for the business is now being manu-
featured in the East
Peter Schumacher was yesterday arrested
nnder the charge of changing the figures up
on wood Inspectors ticket, in order that he
might get pay for more wood than he deliver
ed. He was arraigned in the municipal court,
when he waived an examination and filed the
requisite bonds. If CONVICTED of the offense,
the lightest penalty imposed will be two years
in the penitentiary.
VIM. B. Houston, the slick young man who
attempted to rob Wheaton, Reynolds & Co.'s
cashier, week ago, after having filled his eyes
with cayenne pepper, was arraigned again in
the police court yesterday. Chris D. O'Brien,
of st. Paul, his attorney, failed to appear, and
Houston was bound over to the grand jury in
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