Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Crusaders will drill again this even
ing.
A broken whiffi .tree .occasiOned an unevent
full runaway on hennepln avenue last even
ing.
A goodly number OF plain DRINKS were
slowed away in the city cooler over Sab
bath.
The Central Labor union, of New York, er-
dorses the strike of the Boston 'longshore-
men.
Go to the Boston restaurant to-day for
lunch, square meal, ice cream, or cigar.
Doore never close.
The week will be opened at the Comique
with an unusually strong company which in
cludes four new faces.
That portion of Washington avenue paved
with granite attracted considerable of atten-
| ton and interest yesterday.
lad named Ingram, living on Western
avenue, succeeded in boring hole through
his left hand with toy pistol.
The weekly meeting of the Father Mathew
T. A. society was held in Catholic Associa-
ton hall at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
This morning the Light infantry will leave
on the Flying Dutchman for Dubuque, where
they are entered for a premium exhibition
drill.
George s. Garrish was renominated to
congress Saturday, without opposition, in the
Democratic convention of the First district OF
Virginia.
Mrs. Ford, an insane woman, who one time
was confined at the st. Peter asylum for treat.
ment, was last night reported wandering
about North Minneapolis.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings the
Academy will be occupied by Whiteley's
"Hidden Hand company, and on Friday and
Saturday evenings by the Roland Reed Com
cdy company in "Cheek.
1t is expected that meeting of the Demo
cratic county committee will be held in few
days to arrange for county convention Il
place in nomination tine comfy and legisla-
tive ticket for the fall campaign.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Bicycle clul
will be held at the Nicollet house to Arrange
for q race on children's day at the fair, an(
possibly on other days as well. A liberal
purse has been offered by the fair manage
ment.
Peter Halliday, butcher in the employ o
Ezra B. Ames at the market house, had hi
nose broken on Saturday night in a name
which he seems at total loss to explain. He
: is having his proboscis mended at the Anne
hospital.
The Bohemians living on the river fiat
near the breweries in South Minneapolis, eel
ebrated last evening in an uproarous jambore
From the fighting, halleoing and screechlne
| which was sent to heaven, it was safe Il
conclude that intoxicants had been too freel
INDUCED in.
One week from to-day is children's da
at the fair, and the management have mad
excellent arrangements for the comfort of tn
little ones who will be admitted withou
, cost. An attractive programme which wi
not only be certain to please them but will b
alike entertaining to parents, will be presented
which will include pony racing, bicycl
racing and all sorts of sports.
Patrick Murphy, of Eighth avenue nortl
east, Mrs. Patrick Murphy and Mrs. Moriart
of police court fame, ha 4 a little row yeste
day afternoon, which resulted in Patrick
being placed in limbo. 1t seems tina
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Moriarty ha,
/ kettle OF beer which they drank at converter
intervals from behind pile of shingles har
, by the Murphy domicile, while Mrs. Mu
phys liege lord drank from the mugs of Mr..
Hogan's bar across the way. The trio natuI
ally had all they could hold. When Murph
came home he was taken to task by the brac
I of dizzy women. He didn't appreciate it at a
, and retaliated by firing them out Of the hous,
and threatening to reduce them to a suitab
condition for coroner's inquest.