Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-07
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Thomas Lowry is home again.
Manager Herrick returned home on Sunday.
This is regular term day at the Municipal court.
The Boston restaurant continues popular. 1t never
closes its DOORS
The grand jury indicted number of gamblers for
selling liquor without license.
The printed reports of the board of trade for
the past year will be out In about two weeks.
The ''abusive language" clause in the statutes
should have effect to "bridle the abusive tongue"
This evening the charming actress Minnie Palmer
will appear at the Academy of Music In "My Sweet
heart"
The weekly meeting of the Crudsaders T. A So
ciety will be held in Catholic association hall this
evening
dodge of the Legion of Honor into which ladies'
are 10 be admitted Is to be organized In Oak Grove
addition.
The funeral Of Mrs. Francis Hatfield, who
committed suicide on Friday, occurred yesterday
afternoon.
Damon lodge, knights Of Pythias, Will hold q reg
uar convocston this evening, In the hall over Hea-
toms shoe store.
Rev. John Scudder of Shrewsbury, Mass has
been called to the patorate Of the First Congrega-
tional church, on the East side.
1t Ia announced that W. ". Erwin, of st. Paul,
the counsel jor the murderer, Toohes, is too i'll to
appear in court to defend him on Wednesday:
In an interview with Journal reporter last even
ing Thomas Lowry stated that he was identified
with the management of the st. Paul street railway.
The sheriff from Fergus Falls passed through
Minneapolis yesterday, on his way for st. Peter,
man.
George Gray Of the Uncle Toms Cabin company,
who confined at the College hospital, by an at
tack of pertonits, reported much improved last
evening.
The sale of seats for the opera season, the last
three evenings of this week. by the Hess Acme COM
paBy, will open at the Nicolet house drug store this
morning.
L. 81. Virgins, the lusty auctioneer, was convict.
| ed Of abusing customer by Judge Cooley in the
police court yesterday and fined $500 and costs
| for the misdemeanor.
Aldormsn Watt has $50 bill of l776. Hs "gob-
bled'' it during the war, about half way between
Godsboro and Newborn, N. O :, while on the march,
bat if he can now find the owner he will cheerfuly
| return it journal.
| Although James D. Smell gave bonds, his father
becoming HE surety, in the Stanchfield burglary
| case, the young man was compelled to sleep again
upon the comfortless bed prisoner at the city
lookup, upon the second charge Of burglsry-that
| Of Lucas store.
John Ryan, who claims to have been sent to Mon.
tana by en- employment bureau, where he was prom.
ised work per contract entered into with the bu
reau, and for which he paid money now asserts thai
the said bureau is fraud and that no work was civ
| Ga him upon his arrival in Montana.
Ameeting Of the Academy Of Natural Sciences
will be held in the CT the organization, on the
East side. this evening. Apaper will be read OF
! technology" by DR.. Johnson and paper on :Ths
fora of Minnesota forest trees, its fruits itl
grasses and its weeds" by Mr.. Upham, and possibly
otner papers will be read by members
In the farmers lecture course at the university to-
day, at 10 80 John 8. Harris, Esq, presiden
of the Minnesota stateEorticuItural society will lee
| ture on Farmers Orchards, Soil, Varieties, anj
Management" and q: 100 p. IN. Hon. J. M. Smith
Green Bay, Wisconsin, president of the Wisconsin
Horticultural society, viii lecture on Strawberries
| their Varieties and Cultivation.