Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.

The bOarQ OF lTduc nOlu III "NJSoA@'~N $1,000
ING tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
The Sunday Science class meet this alter
noon at their rooms, 312 Nicollet avenue.
The Y. M. C. A. hold their song service and
bible class at their parlors this afternoon.
Miss Phosa McAllister and her new compa-
ny of fifteen people, will open at the Criterion
on January oath.
The second of a series of sacred concerts VIII
be given at Turner hall this afternoon, py
Professor Danz and orchestra.
A horse and cutter belonging to MIR. Hostes
was found on Western avenue last evening ana
taken to Ensign's livery stable.
Charles Gluck, employed at Gluck's brewery,
lost a thumb yesterday by catching it between
the rollers of the malt machine.
The funeral services of the late Elijah Moui-
ton will be held from the First Congregational
church this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The Crusaders It. A. society will produce
the Irish drama "Peep o. Day Boys" at Cath
Ollie Association hall, on Wednesday evening,
Jan. IS.
Mrs. Edward Kennedy, residing on Nine
tenth avenue south, let window sash fall on
her hand, and the result is three fingers
crushed.
John Dempsey and Daniel Porter were be-
fore Judge Bailey yesterday, charge with DE-
ing drunk They were read lecture and dis
charged.
It is rumored that the public is to be intilct-
ed with another temperance paper. 10 make
the thing worse it is stated that the concern
has capital.
The benefit of Frederick Bryton will take
place at the Criterion tomorrow evening,
Mr.. Bryton appearing in the drama OF Don
Cesar De Bazan.
Stephen Long, employed at o. A. Pray's
machine shop, caught his right hand IN cog
wheel and crushed it so badly that three FIN
gers had to be amputated.
Drs. Kelly and McMurdy have been ap-
pointed by Judge Rea to examine Thomas
Kizkouski, now confined in the county Jail,
and report on his insanity.
The committee on railroads from the city
council will meet on Tuesday at P. NJ, to
consider the ordinance granting the ST. F., M.
& NJ. railway the right to cross certain streets
on the East Side.
A meeting of the volunteer members OF hose
company No. /, is called for Tuesday evening,
January 18th, at the engine house. The OBJ
iect is to make arrangements for the annlver-
safy of the organization, which will occur on
January oath.
A pocketbook belonging to Louise Peterson,
and containing SAT 25, was dropped on Wash
ington avenue south on Friday. Yesterday
Officer Walton obtained description OF the
person who was seen to pick it up, and reeov-
cred the book and money.
A meeting of the members of the Gentle
mans Driving Park association was held at
the NicoIlet house last evening. The old
officers were reelected, and the manner OF
renting the driving park for the season dis
cussed, but no definite action taken.
A singing club composed of gentlemen, and,
it is stated, including some of the best talent
in the city, has been formed with the follow
ing officers: G. McReeve, president; A: W.
Krech, vice president; Geo. B. Curtis, secretary;
Weed Munro, treasurer; d. Blakely, musical
director.
The annual meeting of the Horticultural So
ciety will be held at the city council rooms,
commencing on January IS and continuing
three DAYS. Farmers, fruit growers and all
interested in horticulture, ARE invited to attend
Contributions of specimens of fruits, flowers
and vegetables are selected for exhibition
The attention of the probate court was taken
up yesterday in hearing testimony in tho
heirship of the wife and child Of Theodore
Thompson, who died in this city about eight
cen months ago. 1t transpires that Thompson
had, in addition to his wife and child in this
country, the same kind of family in Norway.
A Norwegian named Andrew johnson was
arrested last evening on a warrant Tor assault
and battery on his wife. Johnson is drunk
ard and total wreck, who for the last two
years has done no work. The arrest is but
the first step in a suit for divorce, the com
plat for which will be served on Monday
morning.
The invoicing of the HARDWOOD stock will
not be completed before Tuesday evening. It
is stated by a gentleman who processes to
know all about it that Milliken Bros. are sim
ply acting in the matter as agents of the we'll
known house of B. Clafflin d Co., of New
York Be this as it may lease of the build
ing has been secured for one year and it is ex-
pected that in less than ten days the house will
be opened by Kahn, Bailey Il Co., who it is
said now hold fifth interest in the stock.
The disclosure of j. w. Hurlbut, in regard
to having in his possession money and prop
erty of N B. HARDWOOD & Co., was continued
before Judge Vanderburgh yesterday morning.
Hurlbut stated that there was one other note
to the amount of 5000, which he did have in
his possession, but which he forgot when ex-
amined on Thursday. The court after direct
ing that the order issued on Thursday, for
him to take no further action in the affairs at
present, held, still continued the examination
until Monday morning.
Suit was commenced yesterday in the dis
trict court by Charles Gilpartick against the
supervisors of Plymouth town. The COM
plainant states that he owned eighty acres of
land in the town of Plymouth. That the SUI
pervisors, Jacob Ralths, David Gorhem and
William Eagem were petitioned by himself
and sixteen other property owners to alter the
road which runs through his land, which, at
q subsequent meeting of the body, was re-
fused, notwithstanding the petition had been
presented in a legal form. The plaintiff, there
fore, prays that a writ of mandamus be issued
from the court compelling the supervisors to
alter the road or to appear and show cause.