Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

A. parlors last evening.
The "Hidden Hand" is receiving good pat
=. ronage at the Opera house.
A gospel meeting will be held in the Y. M
G. A parlors this evening.
An unusually light criminal business In tn
municipal court yesterday.
Cotton will send fifty more men to New
Mexico to-day, for railroad work.
The Boston restaurant is always ready tt
- serve you with fine, square meal.
The patrolmen's ball at Turner hall las
evening was a success in every sense.
The Frederick Bryton company is rehearsini
"Romeo" and Juliet" in Harmonic hall.
Ate O'Clock yesterday morning the the
mometer registered seven degrees below zero.
A meeting of the directors Of the College
hospital was held in DR.. Densmores office last
evening.
Harry Beltham was conducted to his future
Quarters in saltwater by Deputy Sheriff Hen
ion yesterday.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railway com
pany received five new switch engines yester
day Tor yard WORK.
II. E Penney, of Hose company No. Q, lost
q heavy oyercoat while returning from the fire
yesterday morning.
Another grist OF garnishee suits were COM
menced in tae district court against N. B
HARDWOOD, yesterday.
Awtn attended and interesting business
session of the reform club was held in Harri
son hall last evening.
Sarah Griffin has again brought action
against her husband, James Griffin. This
time she wants a divorce.
The Oak Lake Improvement society has
made arrangements 10 keep the streets clear
from snow drifts this winter.
- Anew cable was laid GU the tressle work Of
tie Milwaukee & ST. Louis road in front OF
the mills on the platform yesterday.
The Mascotte this afternoon at the matinee,
md Oh vett this evening in The academy with
the charming Fay in the title roles.
The Fulton Ice company has begun the con
truction of a new Ice house on Nicollet
island, adjoining the broom factory.
The Celtic World is the caption under
which the new Minneapolis Irish paper being
established will go out to the Irish people.
The Euening Journal announces that the
main channel of the river was frozen over
solid. Now, if that was fact, no one else could
see it.
- A regular weekly meeting of the public
ichool teachers will be held at the high
ichool bull ling this forenoon. Prof. Tously
will make an address.
The Kellogg concert packed the Academy
% oyerfowing last evening, Notwithstanding
he legations that the Management went in
o an unpopular specializing scheme upon
tickets.
Ameeting of the Woman's Christian Tenn
rance Union will be held at the hall over
Elliot's music store, this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
1t seems pretty clearly demonstrated by the
acts in the matter which have been traced
)ut, that the unfortunate Emma Peterson
committed suicide. Her conduct, so far as
IAN be traced out, would confirm tie theory
Of insanity.
Mary E. Doyle sues her husband Thomas
Doyle for a bill of divorce. The allegations
made in the complaint can at least be called
lovel. Among other specifications she al
eyes that he appropriated her jewelry and
hen persisted In taking his meals al a restau-
ant while she ate her meals at home alone.
- A report was received in this city to-day
hat a collision occurred on the Manitoba
abroad early yesterday morning, some eight
+ ten miles from the city. Apassenger train
an into the sleeper of another traiu, render
ng the latter only fit for kindling wood.
fortunately, no one was injured.
A rumor is current that stranger called to
new the remains of Emma Peterson, the
'ourg girl who met with sad death by being
IN over by the cars on Ncollet Island, and
itaied that girl who had been in his employ
lad been missing since last Saturday. When
be lefr, she was I'd return soon. He feirs
hat the girl has been foully dealt with, Her
runk and wardrobe is still at his house. He
ave her name as Emma Johnson.
As gentleman was returning home upon
The East side, late on Thursday night, he dis
overed a man lying upon the street ear
rack on Central avenue, absolutely
aralyzed with whiskey. The man
lad not even an overcoat to
The gentleman succeeded ia partially arousing
i'm, and finding where he lived, conducted
lin home, thus, undoubtedly, saving his life.
Adam Leinberger is a soft soap peddler. He
,uys soap grease and then manufactures and
ellis the product. While making his daily
ounds he dropped into the saloon Of John
1ane', as is his custom, to "tip schooner"
Perhaps he had imbibed several schooners be-
ore, at all events he was unbearably obstre-
,erous. In fack he kicked up sort of a Sec
,nd-class row. He was ordered out, but
wouldn't go John thought to kick him out,
-ut lacked the physical power. His better
lalf came gallan'ly to his aid, but the refrac-
DRY soap peddler is livery fly" He thrashed
he woman, and she retaliated by instigating
lis arrest He had a subsequent inter-
rev with his honor, who imposed
fine of $40 and costs, but IN default of that
um Adam will probably langnish in durance
'ile for period of twenty days.