Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-24
MI MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


dren.
The Cha rk house club enjoyed party last
evening.
The To rksime concert last night was a
musical event.
The Mahn Comic Opera company will open
at the Academy next week.
The thermometer went down to 20 degrees
below zero yesterday morning.
There are more candidates for the mayoralty
than Won can shake a stick at.
As vet Herman Rodgom has not had his
preliminary examination Tor the murder Oh
his wife.
Ed. Geeseman has taken charge of the me-
chauical part of the new bag factory in
Brackets block.
Atany hour in the twenty-four you can get
a meal, lunch, cigars and beverages at the
Boston Re tuarant
The Crusaders T. A. society will hold its
regular we ekly meeting in Catholic associa.
ton hall this evening.
Miss Nora Mahoney. music teacher oil
this city, is enjoying visit with her aunt
and friends in saltwater.
Business men should bear in mind that the
time set fd r the redemption of printed postal
cards expires January 81.
The ntIal reunion of the old volunteer
hose COMPANY No will occur this evening.
A good time is anticipated.
Damon lodge Knights of Pythias, will hold
q, repulsr communication in the hall over
Heyton's store this evening.
The Rev J. F. Chaffee Calculated the muir
der business last Sunday from the pulpit OF the
Hennepin avenue NJ. +. church
The sale of reserved seats for Herne's
.tHearts of Oak" will commence at the Nicol-
let house drug store this morning.
John Duboy reported his family nearly re-
covered fro m the effects of coal gas which so
nearly prov red fatal last Friday night.
The business of the American company has
outgrown the capacity Of the Minneapolis Of
flee, and will seek more comnoolouS quar-
terS.
Nsill Blu rgess' Widow Bedott Comedy CON-
nanv will open at the Academy this evening.
A LARGE MI mber of reserved seats have been
sold.
D. w. Albaugh, of the Opera house COM
panv takes violent exceptions to the remarks
evnrossed in these columns relative to him.
self.
A rresent of SIS has been made to each OF
the EMPLOYEES of the Northwestern mill by
their EMPLOYERS in recognition of their SER
vices.
DIR. Corcoran has been elected eXamlng
physician for the Catholic knights of Amer
lea, organic ed in this city on Sunday
night.
It is ann ounced that Mr.. Henry Doew will
to-day be un tied in marriage with Miss Sarah
Schoref, the estimable daughter of the treas
urer of La Crosse.
ii. Hatch has brought suit against the
city of Mi NJ eapolis and the Lyndale motor
line TO recover $50 damages for injuries sus-
tanned by his horse.
The Grow Roller mill started mp again
yesterday, after having been thoroughly
overhauled throughout. During the time it
has been shut down months supply OF wneat
has been accumulated.
a hungry tramp wa. given supper at the
Belleview house last night After eating his
fill, by way of expressing gratitude he helped
himself to an ulster and buffalo overcoat,
which were left hanging in hallway.
Bill Jones was bound over to the grand
jury in the um of $500 for robbing Thomas
Conway, full and exclusive account of which
appeared in the GLOBE of Sunday. Not being
able to get the bonds, Jones went to jail
J.H. McDermott has resigned his position
as superinte ndent of the lumber shipping de-
tI,o o. D,,,I G. Mon
itoba and the Minneapolis & st. Louis roads
Yesterday. Henry Gilman is his successor.
A post mortem examination was held upon
the body of Nellie Clark, who died SO myster-
inusly in the old Merchants hotel building on
Friday night when it was found that she died
from pyaemla or blood poisoning. No inquest
will be held
A Boston engineer has been engaged by the
board of water commissioners to draft plans
for running water pipes across the river from
Hennepiu Island. When completed these
plans will be submitted to the government en-
gineers for approval or condemnation.
On Sunday morning an Exclusive" account
Of the robbery of one Thomas Conway of 800,
while drunk in saloon on Friday, was pub
lished in these columns. Yesterday Conway
occasioned the arrest of a character named
Bill Jones for the robbery. Conway himself
is far from being immaculate. He is the man
who was fined last Thanksgiving day for
stealing a goose, and has several times ap-
peared before his honor.
Captain Niahlon Black met with painful
accident yesterday. In climbing the stairs to
Judge Seagra3e Smiths office, 511 Hennepin
avenue, he made misstep and fell headlong
TO the bottom, striking his head
against door, rendering hum insensible, and
cutting bad scalp wound some three or four
inches in length. He was taken into Judge
Smiths office and his wounds dressed. AL
Though painful, his injury is not considered
serious.
The body of Mollie Clark, an exclusive ac-
count of whose strange death was given in the
Pioneer Press yesterday morning, was re-
moved to Warmers undertaking rooms yester-
day by order of the coroner
The numerous readers of the DAILY GLOBE
of Sunday will appreciate the use of the wore
Exclusive
THE COURTS.