Daily globe., 1881-11-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Try the Boston Restaurant for dinner.
Stoves are being put into the street cars.
Who cares to have our streets paved now9
Most of the saw mills have shut down for the
season.
The river was filled with anchor ice yesterday
morning.
The zouaves will hold regular meeting this even
ing in Turner hail.
The Grethan concert will be given In Turner hail
tomorrow evening.
The new gas engine at uller & Johnson's ware
house proves q success.
Mr.. LYONS, who was carved by Haloran, was re
ported doing well yesterday.
Areyulsr meeting of the Temple Of Honor will be
held at No. 25l this evening.
The remains of Mrs. McClenathen we're shipped to
Prescott, Wis.,, for tnterment
Chas. D. Wilt is looking for his team. He left 1t
unhitched, and It walked of.
The first annual dinner Of the New England So
ciety will be given on December al.
The Minnesota State Millers association Will meet
at the Nicollet house on December 8.
Haverly's New MsstodOns will appear again this
evening at the Academy In entire change OF pro-
gramme
The first meeting Of the new chamber Of COM
merce gave decided evidence of Q healthy and pros
porous organization.
Ameeting of the directors of the children's home
held an executfs session at No. $40 second street
northwest yesterday af ernoon.
DIR. Campbell lead very interesting gospel meet
ing In the Y. N. O A. parors last evening. The
subject Of the meeting was Temperance.
"our Boarding House" drew another popular 40
dience last evening. Miss MeAllisier will produce
this coined. this evening for the last time. On the
following night she will bring out the "H1dden
Hand"
And now the motor is guilty Of another misde-
meanor. dog has been decapitated. Jake won't
forget to mention this fact At the next meeting Of
the city council.
The Fay Ternpleton Star Opera %. will open at
the Academy tomorrow evening" In the ''Msscotte.'
The sale of tickets has been opened at the Nicolst
house drug store.
Two Toys created sensation by stating that they
saw man hoat down the river and 60 over the falls
last Saturday evening. No other report, however,
confirms the statement.
The charitable ladies Of the Church Of the Re-
deemer Will hold meeting to perfect an organizs-
means
and wants OF the indignant poor
Ofioer Nolan captured chap who was trying 10
pawn coat, under the suspicion Of his being q
thief. The coat Is supposed to be the reported
at the police station as having been stolen
VIM. Himmel. an engineer on the chisago, NIL
wauhee st Psul railroad, made q misstep in
alighting from his engine, and brck bis leg.
A runaway express team kicked up . momentary
rdaun Thavd had nm Wuch h
ipgton avenue to ihe corner of First avenue north
and there stopped without having done serious
damage.
The funeral of the late Ulrich Oswald occurred
from Harmonic hall yesterday afternoon. 1t was
under The charge of the Knights of Pythiss and OF
the Frohs M Singt society. The procession wal
headed by Danz's brass baud.
A AlS-year-old boy named Clarence Laurel, while
playing in the Chicago. Milwaukee st Paul rail
road yards, acc dentally fe from huge snow plow
d.slocating his foot at the instep He was taken tc
surgeons Office and the bones we're sg ain paced IL
position
ser ous and very painful accident occurred in thu
Chicago-M Milwaukee shops in South Minneapoi.
yesterday. An employe named Charles Derniel
while engaged in running SONS machinery, received
piece of steel fling in his eye with sufficient forcs
to destroy his eye sight.
The testimony being taken In the Harwood suits Il
not only damaging to the honesty of Mr.. Harwood
but also implGates NJ D. Ingram II is shown tina
while his salary placed at fair sum. he actuall.
drew much more. No wonder he claims that Har
wood is an honest man.
A FIRE broke out in the rooms occupied by Thos
Keating, over his second hand store on South Wash
ington avenue. The fire department was promptl,
at the scene, and the fire extnguished he fire va
mainly confined to the roof of the building, which
received quite sscorching
Igna Christine; johnson instigated the arrest O
her paramount, one Gustav Anderson, upon tn
charge Of bsstardy. Hevss arraigned in the polio
court yesterday, pleaded guilty aud adjusted tn
matter by marrying Iena Christine. and the coupl
took their departure spi arently happy,
At the instance OF John HalQuist, one Thos
O'Reiey was arrested upon the charge of robbery
He was arraigned yesterday in the municipal couri
Halquist testified that O'Rei ly induced him into
dark al ey and had choked and robbed him of SIS
O'Rei de led the facts and it being shown ths
HaiQaist was much the worse for his potations q
the time, the case was discharged.
Jake Barge working ''tooth and nail'' yeste,
day in frantic endeavor to convince certain othe
aldermen that the Lyndae motor should be suppress
ed, but it won't wash, Jake. The people who are Q
tusly interested in the matter want continued an
IL will be continued. II make very little dffs,
ence to the august Jake way the other, and h
chronic actions SAVIOR much of spite.
Mayor Rand, Judge Cooley knd City oler
Matthews have drawn the following names, frol
which the municipal court jurors for the next thre
months will be selected: Ezra B. Ames, Robert v
Brown, Petsr Bufferding, @. Bushnell, O. c. Bel
nett; ,,;,F z: Bailey; o. a.,1 Bovsy z Brown,
Cauvet, Emerson Cole, oharle, Couch, A v
Craik, f. A. Fisher, 8. Gutter, @. ". Curtis,
G 60. W. Cobb. Geo n. Culver, ]. q Dornef, ". I
Dustin. John Durham, " Eddy. wymsn EIios
j. b. Emerson, August Ende Seth EmeYv0us p