Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-05
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

| The guests of the Clark house gave hop
last evening.
| A teachers meeting will he held at the high
school at IL O'Clock this morning.
The committee on claims, from the county
commissioners, will meet this morning.
Col. j. II. Stevens, who fractured his leg in
st. Paul on Thursday, is reported better.
The funeral of Mrs. Harry s. Hyatt will
take place on Sunday afternoon at p. N.
The next masquerade of the Zouaves will
take pvce at Turner hall on the 10th inst.
The department of American history of the
Minnesota historical society will meet in the
vestry of Rev. E. D. Neill on Monday, even
ing.
Attorneys who desire their cases to appear
in the printed calendar for the next term OF
the district court, are requested to file notes
of issue before Tuesday.
Nels Anderson and Joseph Perrin were be-
fore the court yesterday, charged with being
drunk. Anderson paid S., and in the case of
Ferrin sentence was suspended.
Minnie Lightheart, who was so cruelty
beaten by hsr flowing" father, about week
ago, has found permapent home and been
adopted by Mrs. E. c. Pruden.
John Shannon was before the court yesterday
afternoon, charged by Alderman Woodward
with obstructing the public street. The case
was continued until this morning.
Insurance policies to the amount of $4,000
on the Milliken stock have been Cancelled and
the only insurance remaining is S125 200,
which represents the full value of stock.
Herrick Bros. have decided not to charge an
extra quarter to those patronizing the enter
tainment at their house this week. The man.
ayers of this show evidently will not allow the
extortion to be made under their name.
The funeral services of Mr.. Charles w.
Watts will be held at the First Congregational
church this afternoon at Q o'clock. The
funeral will be under the auspices of Harmony
Chapter O. E. S., of which the deceased was a
member.
The following members of the First Con-
gregatIonal church have been appointed as a
committee to secure pastor to succeed Rev.
f. NJ. Williams, who has resigned: Prof. G.
W. Hall, L. G.. Johnson, NJ. 81. Crittcnden, p.
D. Mcmillan, L. W. Campbell, Isaac Cheney
and G. A. Wheaton.
An individual named Hunt announces a
"twenty-seven hours go-as- you-please" pedes-
trian match. Twenty seven hours good walk
ing would take the manager at least outside
the city limits, and If the public have to be ill.,
ficted with another walk this is the one which
would suit them best.
Suit was commenced yesterday in the dis
trict court, by the First National bank of
Chicago, against \. B. HARDWOOD, and the
First National bank and c. II. Petit, gar
nishees. The action is to recover on two
promissory notes given by HARDWOOD, in Sep
tember last, for s4,S0275, TO s. j.. Lockwood,
and which are held by the bank.
The business manager of the McAllister
combination claims that the small audiences
which have greeted the troupe since their first
appearance is due to the bad weather. 1t is
suggested that if plays that have not been pro-
duced scores of times by visiting companies,
who, it must be said, were considerably supe-
rior to this combination on the stage, the at
tendance might be larger.
Yesterday afternoon team attached to
delivery wagon belonging to c. ". Shsto,
and being driven by Frank Tinkham, ran away
on Washington avenue. At the corner OF
Hennepin avenue the sleigh collided with
horse car and tl3fDw the driver out. Fortu-
nately, he was Not injured, and after the horses
had been captured it YVES found that the only
damage done was the breaking of the tongue
of the sleigh.
A. Copp, and another young man whose
name could not be ascertained, were arrested
last night for stealing goods from Deering &
Milliken's stock. Cepp had on his person
when arrested two 90 cent clocks and several.
harmonious. The other man had a pair of
L.. r. xJoI
Copp is well known in the city, having worked
in various dry goods stores for the past ten
years He states that Harwood owed him
some money, and he had to do something to
get even. They Will have an examination this
morning before Judge Cooley.