Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELRTs.

The Reform club hsld N oyster supper last night
Rnsiness in the courts was unusually dull ysster
day.
The Turner's danced in the new Turner hall las
evening.
The Neudelssohn concert was, Of conrse, another
brilliant success.
Dinhtheria is reported as prevailing in certain
portions of the city.
Minnecpa lodge I. o. G. T. will hold regulsl
meeting this evening.
Colton's special train was q big succ ess, and
brought ten well filled cars.
The Boston restaurant never closes 1ts doors
Drop in get meal at any hour.
large number Of Minneapolitans PARTICIPATED II
a turkey shoot at Lake Calhoun yesterday.
E.s N. johnson, assignee Of Willis Durham
filed his bonds yesterday in the sum of $4,000.
The board of regents Of the state university vii
hold session on the 22d Instant at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon.
At 6 O'Clock yesterday morning the thermometer
was fooling around the nelghborhood Of eight de
grees below zero
The box sheet for the sale Of reserved seats to the
Harris benefit tomorrow night is placed on sale q
425 Nicollet avenue.
Messrs. Diennen, Starr and Everett have present
ed Conductor ". E. Harold, Of the Motor line
with very fine nickel plated lantern.
This evening he ladies OF st. Marks parish viii
give their annual supper and market at the residence
of Mrs. r. B. Langdon, 29 Tenth street south.
benefit will be given Miss Anita Harris at ence
Opera houre tomorrow evening in "Rosedale. y
The Zouave corps will assist in Its production.
In the district court the jury in the case of
Weaver against the Mississippi j. Rum River Boom
company has rendered verdict of So160 for the
plaintiff.
Many of the citizens begin to s'kick'' because OF
the pile of dirt which the Street Railway company
has left the street at the junction Of Washington
and Fourth avenues south.
Will J. whitney. representing Boure, Daniels Il
Goss, of Boston, has been spending few days with
his friends in the city and he hiss host of them
here. He departed last evening for Chicago.
]. E. Quart, the government postofice inspector,
is expected to arrive again to-day, when he will pro-
coed at once with his Investigations relative to the
most fitting location of the ofics In the future.
Chief Bracket has received check from D r.
Barber & Son for $3.50 and also from Francis s.
Hinkle for $780, as an expression OF their gratitude
for the noble efforts of the fire department at the
great fire.
Ground has been broken for q wood yard on Mic
olet avenue just beyond the city limits. Woed will
be brought from Excelsior via. the Motor line and
delivered at a much lower price than the residents
of that part Of the city have been paying.
Yesterday morning dawned colder than Green
lard, and the ice men were happy but slas, happi:
ness is tIansito1y, and before noon the warm sun
and south wind hsd again ceuded their happy faces
and cast gloom over their sensitive natures.
DI ;n {y,a
yesterday at the instance of Mr. Butler Of the East
side, charged wife baerng the latters windows iuto
snithereens. But he won't probably do the like
again for thirty days. unless he succeeds in getting
pardoned out OF jail
A meeting of the commissioners appointed to con-
denim lands for the Minneapolis & st. Louis Rail-
way company, was held In the law Office Of Aessrs.
Shaw, Levi Creigh yesterday morning. The bal
ance of the testimony in the case was taken. re-
port will be made on next Tuesday.
The Boston one-price clothing store, Minneapolis,
is pre-ennenty the largest and best Establishment
of its kind in the city In fact 1t is the largest in
The great Northwest Send for rules for sci.
urement, and order q suit made to order Sent BY
express y. D., and can be examined, and If they
do not fit, return them
Charley Geer is again in difficulty. He recently
purlioned away from her hsarthstone the wife Of
Madison $50 the latter says) but escaped convic-
ton, by chance, OF adultery, aud now he goes to
the bastile tsn days for drunkenness. Nattison is
happy. He has wife again-and probably will
have for ten days. aesr says 1t was "put up job"
80 that he would lose the woman-and he weeps.
man known as Amable LeCompte was arrested
last night by Officer West at the instance Of Mrs.
Magarita Charpentisr, of Corcoran township an old
lady fged Sc years, charged with one Of the most
dastardly crimes treacherous sccuBdre could con-
The warrant alleges that last July he assaulted
her with the intent to init outrage rpon her
person. LeCompte will be arranged in the municipal
court to-day.