Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

ChiPAhShec
Seats can be reserved this morning for Anna
Dickenson's performances.
Prof. Burbank gave literary entertainment
at the University last evening.
Reports from the camps in the woods begin
to assume discouraglng character.
Go to the Boston restaurant If you would
get a good meal or lunch at small price.
An amateur company will give dramatic
ing.
Frank j. Mead, the Mandan capitalist, is
again in the city, Frank can never quite for
get Minneapolis.
Jas. L. Sprague is on trial in the police
court for removing house from one of Geo.
4. Robinson's lots.
The newly organized Crusaders T. A. brass
band will meet this evening in Catholic Asso-
citation hall for practice.
The police are on the track of a woman who
is going about clad in sisters garb, and
claiming to be sister, but is an impostor.
A meeting will be held in the Nicollet house
parlors this evening to discuss the subject OF
polygamy and methods of removing the curse.
The fire of Wednesday night broke out
again about noon yesterday, but the fire de-
partment was promptly on hand and quenched
A divorce suit between Annie E. Townsend
and Andrew J. Townsend, on the ground of
cruelty and inhuman treatment, is on the
docket.
Miss Hessie Hunter, the talented elocution-
ist, Will give an entertainment consisting of a
choice programme of dramatic readings in Mu-
sic hall this evening.
Rossi, the eminent Italian tradgedian, sup
ported by an American company presented
Othello at the Academy last night to full
house. liking Lear" one Of his greatest sue
cesses, this evening"
The regular weekly business meeting of the
Reform club will be held in Harrison hall this
evening. The members begin to buckle on
their armor preparatory to the annual ARRAY
over the municipal election.
It seems that the contractor who built the
fallen wall of the Bemis building was opposed
carrying the work above the first story until
spring, but that he was ordered to 60 on by
the contractors who assumed all risk.
The refraction of the SUMS rays falling or
tin pan hanging on the wall set fire to the
tinsphop of ]. NJ. Emery, 414 Washington av-
enue, yesterday afternoon. The fire was ex-
tnguished before any damage had been done.
s. r. Dardorf has bten arrested and is on
trial for drawing knife and threatening to
carve bartender named Henry John, who
had refused to give Dardorf drink. The case
will be tried this tmorning in the municipal
court.
Postmaster slingsby, of Cassleton, D. T.,
formerly resident OF this city, has occasion
ed the arrest of Mr.. Collins, a resident Of
that town, for SANDER, and Collins has brought
counter suit against Slingsby for adultery
with Collins wife.
H. E. Lawrence, of the Mortified Ne,Os,
was in the city yesterday. He started last
night on trip for the south for his health,
which has been quite precarious the past win
ter. He will 60 first to Chicago, thence to
New Mexico, via New Orleans.
An eloquent temperance lecturer of Boston,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Hunt, will speak at the Second
Congregational church, corner of Eighth
street and Thirteenth avenue south, next Sun
Methodist church, corner of Hennepin avenue
md Tenth street, in the evening. Also, at the
Reform club meeting, Harrison hall, at 3p. m.
dirty" Cruikshank got on one Of his peri
. heal DRINKS yesterday. He ran against a
policeman in a butcher shop, but is now be-
hind the romantic iron bars. Officer McKier-
nan was engaged in the purchase OF quarter
of beef when "Dirty Cruik'' came up to him
and began using the most vile and shockingly
indecent language before several ladies and
gentlemen. The heavy hand Of the law fell
upon him, and he will doubtless try the rock
pile for time.
Mccullough & Lees loss in the fire of Wed
nesday night, was $4,000, upon which there
is insurance as follows:
Imperial & Northern. S., 700
MerchantS. oUU
western. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,UUO
IOtal.,..., ............... .TO,oVU
The factory is to be rebuilt at once and bust
ness resumed as soon as possible. The origin
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