Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-06
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS

MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
The spring term Of tho state university will begin
tomorrow.
Led Astray will be presented at the Opera houae
this evening.
Another story is soon to be addsd to the North
Star wooden n n.
None save members can attend the meeting Of the
chamber Of commerce to-day.
As the municipal election draws near, the would
be Office holders grow numerous.
|. large meeting Of the Reform club was held yes
terday afternoon, in Harrison ball.
Are you hungry? Then go to the Boston restaur
ant and sample one of SuIivan's meals.
The literary societies Of the university WI forego
their weekly entertainments this evening.
meeting Of the Father Matthew 7. A. society
was held in Catholic association hall last night
At the sacred concert given in Turner hall, yes
terday, fine and varied programme was presented.
The force Of workmen upon the stone arch Mani
toba Short Line bridge has been Increased to 500
strong.
meeting of the committee on taxes and claims
will be held at the Office of the county auditor
to-day.
Considerable of the granite for the great vaduct
is already upon the ground, and is arriving in large
amounts.
mon and Pythias at the Opera house, on the evening
of the 18th instant.
The Crusaders brass band is now thoroughly Or
gained and is In active rehearsal preparatory to the
summer campaign.
The regular meeting of Father sheehey Central
Land league of Minneapolis, held last night, was
large and enthusiastic.
DrPhilips has been rendered the position Of pro-
lessor of diseases of women in the Of
| the Minnesota College hospital.
The expenses Of the gran jury for the ten days.
| session were $3.50, of which amount SAP was for
| mileage and per diem of Jurors.
Mrs. Clara Douglass Melan has gone to Winnipeg
to join the Frederick Bryton company, Of WI eh she
was previously valuable member.
The new building for the use of the Cottage hos
pital in advanced stage of construction, and
| VII soon be ready for the plasterers.
the Pioneer. left the O'Clock train last night for
| q visit to friends and relatives in Chicago.
| The Hess Acme Opera company will produce, at
the Academy the three last evenings of this week,
The Mascotte, Ohvette, The Widow and Fra Divalo.
| Virgins the auctioneer Will be examined in the
police court this morning on charge of
abusing customer who refused to bid at an auction
| sale.
Geo. Gray, memb1r Of Smiths Un,le Toms
Cabin company suffered severe attack of pelitonit-
is on Saturday, and was removed to the Oo"sge hos
| pital for treatment.
This evening the Mendelssohns will commence re-
hersal for their next concert in which they will be
assisted by the charming soprano, Litta and her
cellent company Of musicians.
The east half of the immense Pillsbury mill is
completed, and the machinery will be set in motion
some day this week. The entire capacity OF the mill
| Is $500 baliels Of -four per day.
| 8. G.. Paxton and Andrew Wilson have been ad.
| judged insane and remanded to custody in the
county jail Hennepin county has produced many
more insane patients than any other cornty 10 the
| state.
| well attended meeting of the Ladies' Emerald
Isle Land league was held In Norden hall last even
Ing. An elaborate musical and literary programme
was presented by the talented young ladies Of the
league.
The popular actress, Miss Minnie Palmer Will open
a two rights engagement at the Academy of Music
| tomorrow evening, in the charming comedy drama
"My Sweetheart !" She is supported by John r.
Rogers comedy company.
Owing to the air brakes on the westward bound
train on the st. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba train
getting out of order Saturday night the platform
of the baggage was wrecked near College place,
causing delay of about an hour.
The harvest Of the ice crop closed last week, owing
to the softening Of the ice by the warm and wet
weather. Notwithstanding the fact that the winter
| has been an open one, large amount OR superior
ice has been put up. considerable more than will be
required for local consumption.
Give credit where credit belongs. On Saturday
the Journal, with flourish of trumpets, an
nounced that Detective Hoy performed brilliant
feat in the capture Of Lavelle and Muir
fact the detective had no to do with the arrests
of the crooks than did the Journal reporter him
self. One of the burglars was arrested by St..
Paul policeman, and afterwards brought to this city
| by Minneapolis policeman, while the other was ar
rested by Patrolman Chase.
| Farmers Lecture Course.
The following is the programme OF the farm