Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

President Walsh Is acting mayor at present.
Mrs. H. F. Farr will depart this morning on
brief visit to the east.
Mayor Ames telegraphs that he leaves Chicago
for homo this morning.
Last week twenty marriage LICENCES were issued
from the distric. court
The advertising corps Of Coup's circus IL located
for time at the Clark house.
The directory canvass of the business portion of
the city will begin this morning
The heavy wind of yesterday blew down number
of the bulletins of Ooup's circus.
Nine "drunks" and two 'disorderlies" comprised
the tenants Of the city lookup over Sunday.
meeting of the Father Matthew T. A. society
was held In Catholic association hall last evening
Officer Walton run in vsgabond yesterday, who
ia charged with making An indecent exposure Of his
person.
Owing to the cold weather of yesterday the three
proposed excursions to Lake MIunetonka were
failures
A gospel meeting Of the reform club was held in
Harrison hall yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended.
1t is now expected that the new Milwaukee ma
chine shops will be completed and in full operation
within month.
The Minneapolis Electric Light company has
opened headquarters in the Boston block, II Wash
ngton avenue north
The East eide Record wants to know what Min
neapolis will do for q political speech-maker when
Frof Tousley leaves.
At the regular meeting Of the Zouaves, in Turner
hall, on Wednesday evening, arrangements will be
completed for the observance of Decoration day.
The machinery for the electric motor, which is to
be used on the Lyndsle road, Is expected to arrive
some day this week, and will at oncs be practically
tested.
On this morning DR.. Collins will leave for ten
days trip to New York, where he has some import
ant business to transact respecting his late brother
jerome Collins.
Mrs. Farr held religious services before the
eleven occupants Of the calsboose yesterday after
noon. Most OF thsm signed the pledge "Never to
drink any more.'
Everybody says the Boston is the best restaurant
In the city and what everybody says Is always true.
Fresh oysters in every style. Choice Havana Cigars
specially. Open day and night.
Rumors of hearing mysterious pistol shots in va
rious parts Of the city early yesterday morning,
were aAoat yesterday but up to late hour nothing
def lite could be learned respecting them.
Z. j. @. Attsrbury returned homo yesterday from
extended trip to the northwest. He has fully re-
covered his wonted good health, Ut for that he
took the tour,) and will once mora settle down to
business
Another meeting Of the young ladies interested In
organizing Minneapolis Broom brigade will be
held tomorrow evening at No. 1910 Third avenue
south, when captain, heutenants, sergeants and
full board of officers will be elected.
well attended meeting of the Ladies' Emerald
Isle Land League held in Norden hall last even
ing. Anumber Of spirited addresses, condem uatory
of Gladstone's present policy respecting Ireland,
were made by prominent members
-Four attempted burglaries were reported yeater-
day. The only one which proved at al successful
was raid made upon Thom2son's boarding house
on Seventh street. There they succeeded in getting
quite number of articles and a small amount OF
money, mostly the property Of boarders.
young man was arrested on Saturday night for
using insulting language, and was called brute by
the Tribune yesterday. The young mans state
ment is in effect that while sitting on railing on
the stone arch bridge he accidentally spit upon the
clothing of ass5r by. He was willing to apologize,
but the man who received the seeming indgnity
construed the accident into an efrontery and re-
scented it. As result number of highly uncom-
pmentary remarks were exchanged, leading to his
arrest ana incarceration. The facts, however, will
be ventilated in the municipal court this morning.