Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs

The Easter decorations at the churches yes
terday were very rich.
A male and female prostitute were arrested
on the West side last evening.
The police reported yesterday that the sa-
looms were closed, both front and back doors.
The concert at Turner Hall yesterday after
noon by Prof. Danz's orchestra was well at
tended.
The Minneapolis Gun club will hold meet
ing at C F. Wheeler's store on Hennepin
avenue this evening.
The Minneapolis Amatuer Dramatic Club,
will present Among the Breakers" at
HarrisOn's hall tomorrow evening.
The Norwegian arrested on Friday for rob-
bling one of his companions. will be arranged
this morning at the Municipal court.
The committee on sewerage from the city
council will meet this evening to examine a
system of sewerage proposed ny City Engineer
kinker.
The observance of Decoration Day will be OF
more than usual interest this year. A com.
mittee from the G. A, R. post has been APP
pointed to make arrangements for proper
observance of the day.
A young man who was posing on the corner
OF Nicollet and Washington avenues yesterday
afternoon and refused to move ON at the com.
mand of the police officer, was run in. Alter
short conversation with the officials, in
which he was given good lecture, he was dis
charged.
A colored barber dropped silver dollar in
IN ofnh hi ~ <ho
nue. and Second street yesterday. After drag
gave the search over to gang of street arabs,
who devoted the balance of the afternoon to
the search.
Members Of the Order Of Knights Templar
attended special service at Gelh-
semane church yesterday. The musical pro-
gramme was the same as given at the morning
service, and sermon appropriate to the oc-
casion was preached by Sir Knight II. A. Ora
ham, of Nebraska.
Avery large and interesting meeting of the
Emerald Isle Ladies' Land league was held
last evening. A committee of three was ap-
pointed to draft constitution and bylaws.
1t was decided to hire Geo. w. Pepper, who is
to lecture here on May 4. The subject of the
effect of the Land league on the Irish people
was spoken of by Stephen Mahony. song
was given by James j. Smith. Thomas Cantey,
Thos. A Clark and Mr.. McGurck, Jr., made
short speeches. Miss McGurck and Miss
Sullivan gave recitations, Miss Redmond sang
a song, and the treasurer reported $37 in the
treasury.
A young man named Richard Haines, who
has resided in this city for over year, and has
recently been employed in the fence works IN
lower town, appeared at police headquarters
yesterday for aid. He was taken sick on Sat-
urday with measles. Yesterday he applied to
the Cottage hospital, and afterward to
the city and county physicians. At the
hospital he was refused admission, owing to
not having certificate from either the city
or county physicians. On applying to these
officers they informed him that nothing could
be done except to 60 to the pest house, where
the small pOx patient was removed.
1t is about time that some place was pre-
pared by the authorities for the care of those
who, owing to circumstances, are obliged to
have medical assistance. The city contributes
largely to the support of the institution known
as the Cottage hospital, and if they cannot
furnish Accommodations for the sick, the same
amount could be applied to some other insti.
tuition, which would.