Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-26
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The board of education will hold q regular
meeting this afternoon.
A fine musicale was given by the Musical
union in Harrison hall last evening.
Drop into the Boston Restaurant and get 8
square meal. Open day and night.
Miss McAllisters troupe is doing paying
business in "Uncle Toms Cabin
The original Minneapolis associates will give
dance in Armory hall this evening.
A regular meeting of the Temple of Honor
will be held this evening at the hall over
Elliot's Music store.
Alfred Young, one of the pickpockets re-
Gently indicted by the grand jury, is danger
ouslv i'll with heart disease.
If the business men wish to reach the labor
ing classes, they should advertise in the GLOBE,
which has healthy and rapidly increasing
circulation.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
H. L. Kincaid and Nina Howe; Thomas R.
Foley and Amanda Peterson; j. H. Klint and
Emma C. Dolk.
Mrs. ]. Frank Conkling, wife of the assist
from Milwaukee yesterday, and will make her
home in Minneapolis permanent.
One of the horses attached to the delivery
wagon of L. D. HILL, the secondhand dealer,
dropped dead while being driven on Second
street Northeast, yesterday evening.
Two carriages for the new coupe line have
arrived, and will be started this morning. If
the experiment proves a success, other car
riages will be ordered. A baggage line will
be run in connection.
A Mrs. Smith, living on the East side, ap-
peared at the police headquarters yesterday for
awarrant for the arrest of one of her neigh
bors for stealing wheelbarrow, stove pipe,
shovel, axe, chickens, etc.
The team, owned by farmer, named Frank
Moran, ran away yesterday on Sixth street
south and demolished the wagon before they
were stopped. Mr. Moran, who was thrown
out, escaped without serious injury.
The workmen at the new Chute bank build
ing, at the corner of University and Central
avenues, on the East Side, have found it neces-
sary to use huge force pump in order to get
the large quantity of water from the base.
ment, which has gathered there during the
recent wet weather.
II. d. DrOW0, dTIeSIeu bOiuc Two VI tuItc
months ago for swindling an honest German
of.Stillwater named Leatherman, on the old
freight bill confidence game, was yesterday
arraigned in the district court upon the grand
jury indictment. He pleaded not guilty and
was remanded for trial.
A colored woman, named Palmer, called at
the police headquarters yesterday. She said
she cooked at Madam Dunn's, and alleges
that she holds shuttle mortgage on the fur
niture of boarder named Johnson; that this
Johnson became obstreperOus and threatened
to shoot her.
Two little children of Henry Colts, resi-
ding on Western avenue, had narrow escape
from fatal poisoning. They found a package
of Paris green in the barn, and not knowing
its nature eat quantity of it. They were re-
sultantly taken violently i'll, and a physician
sent for, A stomach pump was utilized sue
cessfuly, and the children will recover.
Officer Allen, whose patrol is in the south
ern part of the city, is conscientious in his en-
deavour to see that the city ordinance is
strictly enforced. Not Sabbath passes with
out his making an arrest for violating the
saloon ordinance. Yesterday he caused the
arraignment of Frank Groll for keeping his
saloon open last Sunday. The saloon keeper
paid fine of $40.
By means of the very difficult surgical OPP
Grafton known as lower trachetomy, upon q
year old chilk of VIM. Knaeble, who lives at
the corner of Second avenue north and Second
street. The child had malignant attack Of
diphtheria, and subsequently membranous
Group. It's life was despaired, when q council
of surgeons determined upon the operation,
which was successfully performed, and the
child is convalescent.
Strayed-A small bay mare from "a Uni
versity avenue. The animal had no shoes on,
about years old, has heavy short black tail
and name,