Daily globe., 1881-02-02
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
MINNEApoLIs GLoBELErs.


this week at Anoka.
The Zouave masquerade takes place al
Turner hall tonight.
The Spiritualists will hold a sociahle al
Malcolm hall this evening.
The Turner's of the East side will visit
their brethren on Sunday next.
The K. P. masquerade will take place
Wednesday evening, February 9Th
The German American club will give
amasqeurade on Thursday evening.
Col Dew will give grand dance at
the Lake Calhoun pavilion tomorrow
night.
The funeral services of the late Joseph
Baker will be held at the Presbyterian
church.
Thirty-uine applications for assistance
were made to the superintendent of the
poor yesterday.
Col. Allen and wife, Of the Merchants
hotel, St. Paul, were guests at the Nicol-
let, last night.
The civil calendar at tho municipal
court was called yesterday and thirty five
cases disposed Of.
number of new residences will be
built by Judge Cornell on his property in
lower town, the coming spring.
A black horse, attached to a-swell box
cutter was found by the police last night
and taken to Smiths livery stable.
The Irish drama entitled "Peep o.
Day BOYS" will be presented at the Cath
clio association hall on Wednesday even
ing.
The two rooms in the county Jail being
prepared for the insane patients are ex-
pected to be In readiness for their occu-
pants on Saturday.
Detective Hoy is on his way TO Den
yer, Col, and unless he remains stuck in
the snow drifts, will return with pris-
oner who is wanted here.
Achestnut mare attached to cutter
which contained two wolf robes, the out
fit belonging to WV. McNair, was stolen
from in front of his office on Bridge
Square last night.
The ladies interested in the land league
cause are requested to meet at the league
rooms over City Bank, on Thursday even
ing ct 7:3o, to organize a ladies' land
league association.
Tho person who clips head lines from
the Chicago Times for the local column
Of the Tribune of this city might easily
select more appropriate head than the
one used yesterday
Superintendent Atwood and Secretary
Goodrich, of the Minneapolis Street Car
company, have received from Thomas
Lowry each handsome present Mr.. At
wood being the recipient of a fine gold
watch and Mr: Goodrich gold chain.
Mrs Foster, whose husband, al en-
ploye of the road, was killed by being run
over by freight train on the Minneapo-
lis & St. Louis railroad, has been offered
elc0 in cash and the payment of all ex-
penses incurred by his death, the prov1s-
ion being that she would not begin a
suit for damages against the company
4 miller employed in the new Pills
bury mill, was seriously injured yesterday
tr the falling Of staging on which he
was at work. He fell about fifteen feet,
aud struck The floor insuch manner as
to bruise himself and break his nose. 1t
is also thought he is injured internally. :,
About one week ago Mrs. Newborn,
wife OF ]. Z. Newborn, skipped out with
friend, taking with her sum of money
helon ging to him. The couple were cap
tured at hotel in ST. Paul, and the wife
restored to her husband. This time it
Is Newborn who has ''tiew the track" and
left his better Tor worse) to look out for
herself
Henry Gerard and wife, an aged couple
who reside in south Minneapolis, came to
the police station last night under the in
fiuencc of liquor and stated that they had
been robbed Of $40 by the
proprietor of the Bismark saloon on
Washington avenue south. The Old lady
Eeng the most intoxicated was locked
up and the man was released,
The Lancashire Lass at the Pence
opera house, in spite of the hand bills an
nouncing the unqualified success of the
company, draws very poor houses. The
c8Sb u tue pay as pEouuctu Dy othcr
troHpes in this city gives no part to the
prompter, but in this presentation he oc-
cupies very prominent position. Amuse-
ncnt goers who have witnessed the piece
as given by other dramatic companies in
this citYwill neither be interested or en-
tertalned by witnessing the performance
st Pence opera house.
Ayoung man with bruised face and
frescocd eye, named Benjamin F. Brown,
made complaint yesterday against J. T.
Hanson, Of 122 Third street, for keeping
his saloon open on Sunday. Hanson was
sentenced TO pay e fine of $40. After
paving the amount he endeavored to OBJ
tain from Clerk Dunn warrant for
Browns arrest on charge Of obtaining
whisky under false pretenses. Finding
that charge would not work, he charged
Brown with opening letters and taking
money from them. He was told to lay
his case before the city attorney, and at
once started out to find him.
4 4Supposed Elopement.
1t was reported yesterday that J. ".
Hurlburt. formerly credit man at n. B.