Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

There are five insane patients in the county
jail.
J. c. Rhodes, Jr., of Saltwater, was in the
city Yesterday.
ED. H. Dorman, of Akin, spent New Years
day in Minneapolis.
There will not be vacant seat at the AGA
denny this afternoon.
The New Year was ushered in with grand
dance in New Turner hail.
There are only thirty seven prisoners now
confined in the county Jail.
The firm of Quincy & Hinsdell has been dis
solved, Mr.. Quincy retiring.
The swatch meeting held at Harrison hall
Saturday night was largely attended.
A. Il. Phalon, of Fergus Falls, attended d.
vine worship in Minneapolis yesterday.
DR.. Ames has been engaged to vaccinate the
sixty employees of the Nicollet house.
Captain Ames drew the $500 awarded by the
state to the zouave corps on Saturday.
Song services were observed in the Y. M. c.
A. parlors yesterday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. G. B. Leonard. vice clerk of the probate
court under Judge Rea, has opened a law Of
flee.
The Society DANA will celebrate the birth of
the New Year in gift concert and ball this
evening.
Judge Rea will resume the practice of the
law at once with the firm of Rea, Hooker q
WooleY.
The monthly meeting of the board of trade
will be held at the rooms at 9 o'clock this
morning.
The Boston is the only open all-night res
taurant in the city. Meals, lunches, beverages
and cigars.
Mrs. Carrie Wedstrand, daughter of T. A.
Harrison, died from cerbro spinal meningitis,
on Saturday.
Six carloads Of iron for the new University
avenue bridgeis expected to arrive to-morow
from Chicago.
The regular meeting of Hermion Lodge
Knights of Pythias will be held this evening
in Pythian hall.
1t is stated that a new land company will
soon be organized in Minneapolis with
capital OF 100000.
The reform club meeting held in Harrison
fill the capacious hall.
The ladies OF the Reform club will receive
friends at Harrison hall to-day from 10 o'clock
until 10 in the evening.
guests to-day will far exceed those of any
previous New Years day
The meeting of the Michael Davitt land
league last night was largely attended and was
fraught with much interest.
It is stated that fully one hundred families
occupy the large Beard tenement block on the
corner of South Second street.
The number of fire alarms for the year
false alarms, burning chimneys, ETC., included
amounted to in round numbers 1,775.
Lucina A. Lavony has been granted de-
cree of divorce from George Lavony, by the
district court, on the ground Of assertion.
Stedman's benefit will occur at the opera
house on Wednesday evening. A double bill,
"Merchant of Venice" and "Put Him Out"
Superintendent Atwood, of the Minneapolis
street railway company, purchased number
of elegant street cars while in St. Louis last
week.
A meeting of the board of directors of the
Children's Home will be held in the parlors of
the College hospital tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Alderman Clark gave the patrolmen of the
city tickets to the oyster supper given by the
reform club in Harrison's hall on Saturday
evening.
Prof. Danz and his fine orchestra gave a
delightful concert in. Warner hall yesterday
afternoon, which was listened to by large
audience.
The funeral of Eddy, son of Manager E. w.
Herrick, occurred yesterday, and was largely
attended by their friends and sympathizers of
the family.
Bridget Ford, who resides on Fourteenth
avenue south, having been adjudged insane,
will probably be taken to the asylum in st.
Peter to-day.
The meeting of the Minneapolis Light in
fantry. which should be held this evening,
will probably be postponed on account of it's
being legal holiday.
A meeting of Minneapolis Lodge I. o. G.. T.
will be held at 225 Nicollet avenue this even
ing. musical programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
A meeting of the city council committees
will be held at the office of the city. clerk
this morning to prepare reports for the next
session of the city solons.
Mr.. 81. Bradish, who has recently returned
to the city, will probably associate himself in
the law business with Judge Seagrave Smith.
Mr.. Bradish is a capable attorney.
Judge seagrave Smith was quite ill on Sat
urday night, but was much improved yester-
day aud will probably be able to assume the
duties of his business again to-day.
The livery aud hackmen will to-day inaug-
urate an advance of one dollar upon the price
of carriages engaged to attend funerals. The
old price was s.. which will now be 81.
To-day Judge Rea, Of the probate court, re-
tires, and judge elect A. Neland will assume
the duties of the office. A Mr.. Scott of Bloom
ington has been selected by Mr.. Neland as
clerk.
The members of the Michael Davitt Land
League have raised during the past week an
important sum of money, which will be added
to the anti-cOercion fund, advocated by Mr.. 7.
P. O'Connor, M. P, from Galway, Ireland.
This afternoon the Emma Abbott English