Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-22
MINNEAPOLls GLOBELETs.

again yesterday.
"Richelieu" was presented to good house
at the Opera house last evening.
The members Of the Fifth avenue Baptist
church are forming reading club.
During the past week Clerk Of the Courts
Davenport issued forty-flve marriage licenses
Aregular meeting Of the Minneapolis light
infantry was held at Market hall last evening.
The body of the unfortunate Emma Peter
son still remains at Warmers undertaking
rooms.
For square meal or for oysters In any
STYLE. 90 to the famous Boston restaurant.
Open day and night.
Frank Mayo and his superb company were
greeted with manifest delight by the Minneap'
oils theater goers LAST night.
The funeral Of Frank Catlits occurred yes
terday afternoon from his late residence on
Twenty-second ave rue south.
The Library Lecture Course association OF
the state university are preparing for the win
ter's campaign. A lelcure course will soon be
inaugurated
Reports from the woods confirm the state
meats that here is sntfi :ient snow for ordin-
srv "s,etdng," aud the lumbermen will i'm
prove 1t this week.
An important change of time of running
train. on the Chicago, Milwaukee q ct. Paul
railroad has just gone into effect. So lookout
that yon are not left.
The wedding Of Miss NJ. E. Moore Of the
East side and Mr. J. c. Hsnning, Of Saltwater,
ia announced to occur This evening at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father.
A new trial has been granted In the case OF
the State vs.. Chas. Greer, sentenced to state
prison for shooting his wife, Mile Greer, OF
the thsater comique last winter.
Those who are in favor OF continuing the
motor are busily engaged in preparing petit
ton to the city council which will be pre-
fsnted at the next meeting of that body.
Still the labor in finishing the paving Of the
roadway of the Suspension bridge is nos prose-
cuted To let 1t remain so many weeks In
partially flushed condition Is Disgrace.
James Tobin was elected at the meeting OF
the Michael Davit land league as delegate to
the Irish national convention to be held In
Chicago on November 80 and December l
and 2.
Owing to the reception to be given by
senior and junior classes Of the university on
Wednesday evening, the expected exhibition
of the Delta Sigma society Will be postponed
one week.
No coroner's Inquest has yet been hold in
the case of Emma Peterson. 1t seems to be
one OF the most difficult cases upon record in
point of get ing evidence or ground upon
which the coroner can work.
&c Oswa AIDS delivery team ran away yes
tsrday morning while making trip on the
East aide. The driver was thrown out but
not seriously injured. The wagon was rem
dered fit only for kindling wood.
Mary Brown was before his honor again
Yesterday for drunkenness. The court has
been very lenient with her, and on many for
mer OCCASIONS of the kind sentence has beer
suspended But this time she was sent to the
bastile.
The ladies of the church of the lmmacu-
culats Conception will give an oyster supper
and concert In Market hall this evening.
DANG full band will be in attendance. The
proceeds will be devoted to the interests OF
the church.
Winthrop Young, T. F. Andrews aad o. G.
Merriam, have been appointed commissioners
by the courts to condemn the land needed by
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad company on
the East side. They will meet for action on
the 2Sth instant.
Richard Ryan was run In for kicking up
rumpus in Swede Kate's bsgnio. He had
anus d himself by demolishing window glass,
furniture, and in fact everything which came
In his way. Judge Cooley gave him fifteen
in tha e0Ilrfv iaJI fOY the Offense.
A meeting of the chamber OF commerce was
held last evening. The remainder of the by
laws we're acted upon. At the meeting held
on Friday evening 1t was decided that the first
100 members should be admitted at S25 each,
after that the society can take such action as
1t sees fit regarding membership fees.
The Swiss citizens of this city have organ.
lied Gruetti verien society. The following
Is the first board of officers: President, NJ.
Wecker; Vics President, A Young; Core
responding Secretary, E. Wltchle; Treasurer,
B Nau=r. A regular meeting Of the society
was held at Mr.. Bader's yesterday afternoon.
Hon. William Lochren appeared at the
opening of the district court yesterday morn
Ing and took the oath of the Office Of Judge of
the Fourth judicial district, which was ad
ministered by Judge G E. Vauderburgh. In
the afternoon Judge Lochren assumed the
duties of his office aud was busiy engaged IN
hearing the case Of NJ. and j. Slahlberg vs..
Ste pheu Craven.
A man named Nixon, who is employed in
the car shops Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad company, made himself very
obnoxious down at the pay car yesterday. HIS
obstreperous conduct attracted the attention
of Officer Chase, who placed him under arrest,
after sharp tussel. Nixon was armed with
heavs cane which he used much to Officer
Chase's discomfort.
Agsin the Mutual Union Telegraph company
has disappointed the Minneapolis people. On
Thursday the company announced that they
would have the lines in operation on Saturday
evening. They succeeded, however, 10 getting
the wires into the office in the new building at
the corner of FIRST avenue south and Third
street, but the office will not be opened up for
business for ten days.
County Attorney Hale has made his report
to the attorney general, which shows that
during the year beginning November Is, 1880,
and ending November Is, 1881, there have
been fifty-eight indictments found in the
courts of Hennepin county Opposed of with
forty-six convictions, two acquittals and ten
nolle prosequis. At the last term Of court
there was not an acquittal and only one disa-
greement.