Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The remains CT Emma Peterson were buried yes
terday.
zThe celebrated Case" at the Opera house is doing
good business.
Ten more members have united with the New
England society.
The total insurance upon the burned mills
amounts to Sl1O,5o0.
Louis Winter was sent down thirty days for steal
ing sack of -four.
Moses P Hays will have nothing of the wafer
commission business.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day and get your
dinner. You will then go their every day.
The pew rental of the new Hennepin avenue ME-.
church amounted to the suug sum of $4,000
Workmen are engaged tearing down the shattered
walls of the Touring mills destroyed by the Sunday
fire.
The funeral of the late Robert W. Brown occurred
from the family residence the East side yesterday
afternoon.
CD. Dow was reelected boom master yesterday
al the meeting of the Mississippi and Rum River
Boom company.
The voters of Minneapolis will make a note Of the
way in which the aldermen use their powers this
evening on the motor question.
The "Little Giant Bible Glass; celebrsted its sew
enth anniversary at the Centenary M. f. church in
appropriate ceremonies last evening.
O. Kingsley, grocer, yesterday made an assign
ment of mis- business in favor of his creditors. Liza
bilitjes about $4,000. Assets unknown.
The members Of Michael Davitt Land League ex-
pect to secure the Academy of Music for the lecture
of T. 2 O'Connor, NJ. P next Monday night.
At meeting of Minneapolis lodge, Knights of
Pythias a set of becoming resolutions in reepect to
the death of the late Cyrus II. Smith, we're adopted.
The body of John Toohey was recovered from
the ruins yesterday morning. The remains were
crushed against the walls almost beyond recogni-
ton.
The Crusaders T. A. society dramatic club will
give On entertainment in Catholic Association hall on
Friday evening, Rev. Father James McGolrck will
deliver an address.
Miss McAllister will give benefit to the Firemens
Relief Association on the evening of the 18th. The
Sen of lee Is the play selected for the occasion. 1t
is a worthy object and should meet with the hearty
approval OF the citizens OF Minneapolis.
The box sheet for the sale of reserved tickets of
the Boston Ideal Opera company was opened at the
will be packed each night The season opens at the
Academy tomorrow evening in the comic opera,
"FatinitZa.''
Daring young villains are practicing Their depre-
ations upon ladies If they appear upon The streets
unattended after dark. On Monday night lady
wRs robbed of her hand sachel containing her pock
et-book Another lady WIS treated in like manner
at the corner of Second avenue south and Second
street The robbers are described youths These
occurances have Teen very frequent the past few
weeks
STATE MILLERs' ASSOCIATION,
A Vel attended and Busy Session at the
NicoILet Housed Ne,U BOARD IF Officers
Elected.
At IL O'Clock yesterday morning the Minnesota
state Millers association met in the Ncolet house
parlors. The meeting presided over by Presi-
dent Brown, Of Red Wing and the following MEM
Gers responded to the roll call: i. s Hinkel, F.
Greenleaf, L Fletcher, Albert Hoppip, G. Hivelne,
F. r. Pettitt, W. F. Cahill, job Nc Jabe and F. H.
Holmes, Minneapolis; 4. D. Ellsworth Winona; W.
F. Brown, ReDj. Taylor, Red Wing; ID. L. Bron-
BON, saltwater; C. L. Nichols, Northfeld; Mr..
Moran, LIE Sueur: Fl. Aklemnn. Young America;
and ]. W. Foss, Jordan.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved, after which Secretary Petit read the
official report, which was adopted.
Following this came the treasurer's report, which
Cash Oh hand at last statement 5000. S1979 90
Cash received since then .............. 6,842 TO
Total Observation-Disclosures. ,82l 16
Paid incidental expenses .........-... 1857 70
Paid treasurer of National association 49,. 3,4lO 90
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss,777 90
Cash in open account. .....-..-. 543 &c
Certificate of deposit 1000 90
All of the present officers were reelected for an
other year, the list standing:
President -Wr p. Brown, of Red Wing.
Vice President-David Brown, of Saltwater.
Second Vice President Geo. A. Pilsbury, Of
Minneapolis.
Treasurer w. + Cahill, of Minneapolis
Secretary-Frauk r. Petit, of Minneapolis.
Executive Committee-E, v White, i. Fletcher,
of Minneapolis f L. Baker, OF Red Wing.
F. s. Hinkell suggested that the State Association
notify the National association that it is their opn-
ion that there is necessity for meeting of the
National association this year. The motion was
adopted, after which the president was empowered,
in case there 10 meeting, to appoint five delegates
to represent Minnesota.
The Dntchfeld patents were discussed briefly, af
ter which the meeting adjourned.