Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Col. West, Of the Nicollet, had valuable
overcoat stolen on Sunday.
D. D. Jones, of the Harvester works, is
lying low with typhoid fever.
The original Minneapolis associates will
dance at Armory hall tomorrow evening.
The Humpty Dumpty street parade attracted
considerable attention yesterday afternoon.
The South Minneapolis club will open the
season in ball at Armory hall on Thursday
evening.
The Boston restaurant is always running
full blast, day and night. Step in when you
are hungry.
Hon. Eugene M. Wilson has been elected
professor of medical jurisprudence of the new
college and hospital.
A regular meeting of the Temple Of Honor
will be held this evening at the hall over
Elliot's music store.
Burglars stole a quantity of carpenters tools
from a building at the corner of Eighth av-
enue and Fifth street.
The ladies of the Plymouth church will
hold meeting at the church parlors this af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The Musical Union will give a free musical
at Harrison hall this evening. very fine
programme will be presented
F. NJ. Parcher has purchased the lot next
north of the St. Marks church, on which he
will build fine livery stable.
The literary societies of the State Universe
ty held mock legislature by way of amuse-
ment, last evening. It was picnic.
The small boy with his rubber sling shot is
abroad cutting up didos, much to the annoy
ance of ladies. The boy should be repri-
manded.
A meeting of the Congregational club will
be held at the residence of o. j. Griffin, cor
ner of Ninth street and Second avenue south,
this evening.
Phil. Donan, a st. Paul, Minneapolis T. Man
itoba railroad brakeman was severely injured
by being squeezed between the bumpers of
two freights.
It is now predicted that the Mutual Union
Telegraph company will have their new line
| in operation 10 this city this week, If the
| weather is favorable.
Thos. Sullivan Of the Boston restaurant is
the popular caterer of Minneapolis. he gets
| up anything you wish in style that will
please. Always open.
| Captain Berry, Of the police force, went to
Princeton yesterday in answer to a telegram
announcing the sudden death of his father.in-
law at that place. Mrs. Berry accompanied
him.
| The meeting announced to be held last even
ing. for the purpose of organizing New Eng
land society, was postponed until this after
noon, when it will be held in the Nicollet
| parlors.
The "Humpty Dumpty" perform ance at
the Academy last night was we'll attended.
Many new and attractive features were pre-
sented The pantomine will be reproduced
this evening.
! John Keenan,, implicated with Pat Dorsey in
the larceny of watch from drunken victim
at a Hennepin avenue "bed house," has finally
been captured, and is now held in durance
awaiting the action of the grand jury. Dorsey
was captured at the time of the theft, but
Keenan, skipped the city.
A number of foolhardy boys stole some tor
pedoes from the railroad yards. They opened
bombardment of the torpedoes by throwing
missiles at them. Finally one of the torpedoes
was exploded. and boy named George Coffin
was seriously injured in the throat. A three
inch cash will doubtless teach him a lesson he
will not easily forget.
A wretch giving his name as G. Minor got
dizzy drunk on Sunday evening. In befud-
died state of mind h discovered DR.. Wells
horse and carriage htched on the East side.
He walked deliberately up to the rig, and,
taking out jack-knife, began cutting the har-
ness. He was captured and run in by the
East side policemen. He appeared before his
honor yesterday morning and was fined $50.
In default of the sum he was sent down to the
rock pile to hammer away for sixty days.