Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-07
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Leoman's drawing will occur to-mor-
row evening.
The German-American club gave an enjoy
able dance at Turner hall last evening
The Hennepin county bar association held d
meeting last evening at j. N. Shaw's office
An adjourned meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held this morn
ing.
The scarcity of water is affecting the flour
ing mills, nearly all of them running only half
their capacity.
The boundary line between the Winthrop
and Everett school districts has been changed
to the Manitoba railroad.
D. R. Barber's Cataract mill will resume OPP
erations on Monday, having been shut down
to put in position anew thirty fve-inch Victor
wheel
Tomorrow evening the Mechanics and
Workingmen's Building and Loan association
will hold meeting at the board of trade
rooms
The alarm of fire from box Is this morning
was caused by small fire in shanty on Sec
ond avenue south occupied by Bank Reed The
services OF the department were not needed,
and the damage amounted to about S..
The Webster school building will be opened
on January 10. Only pupils in the first, Sec
ond and third grades and those living in the
territory east OF Adams and Fifth streets and
White Bear railroads will be received at this
school.
Miss Mary McKernan, daughter of Police
Officer Peter McKernan, left yesterday fol
| st. Clare, Wis, to enter the Catholic semin.
| airy at that place. Miss McKernan will be
missed by large circle of friends and ac
| quaintances.
X. Dunn, who has done nothing for the last
! six months but steal small articles so as tc
board at the cOunty's expense, was before
Judge Cooley yesterday, charged with making
OIL with pair of Overshoes. He was com
mitted for thirty days.
| large audience assembled at the Church
of the Holy Rosary last evening to listen te
an address by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Ireland
The reverend gentleman spoke for over al
hour on the subject of total abstinency, and al
the conclusion of his remarks over 100 O.
those present signed the pledge
Last evening pile Of waste paper in til,
city hall took fire from some unexplained
cause. The building was almost immediately
filled with smoke and created considerable con
sternation for time. The fire was extin
guished without calling out the department
The damage can be repaired for S1.25.
| On Wednesday night John McGowen grabbed
pair of mittens from in front of West 6
Brandt's hat store. One of the eagle eyet
clerks saw the act and marched him to TIN
police station. Yesterday, when arraigned, h,
excused himself on the grounds that he in
tended to 60 to work and did not want t.
| freeze his hands. He was given vacation fo
thirty days.
Two suspicious characters named Michae
McAndrews and John O'Leary were arrested
here yesterday morning by Officers Mcmillan
and Naish. McAndrews was charged with as
saulting one of the women employed at TIN
theater Comique and O'Leary was taken in o,
general principles. ~McAndrews had an exam
nation yesterday afternoon and the evidence
not being conclusive, he was discharged
O'Leary is well known to the police officers
He is supposed to be the party who assale,
and robbed man few nights ago. He vii
have an examination tomorrow