Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-21
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

f. q. sseele of the Boston store returned home
yesterday.
Wheat receipts yesterday, $500, shipments, 1926
Minneapolis still leads.
The Boston restaurant is the place to get a
dandy meal. Always open.
A Washington tea party will be given by the Sec
ond Congregational church this evening.
The dance which was announced to take place in
Malcom's hall this evening has been postponed.
The motor battled successfully with the snow last
evening. 1t came in all right but little off sched-
ule time.
Frances E Brand hos been granted decree Of
divorce and almony from Alfred E. Brand upon the
ground of habitual drunkenness.
An employee of the Manitoba shops in st. Paul,
named Michael Flynn, was in. this city yesterday
searching for his wife, who, he says, disappeared
over two months ago.
Richard Burke. an old and esteemed resident of
the East Side, died yesterday morning from can
Ger in his throat His remains will BIS buried under
tho auspices of the St. Anthony T. A. society to-
morrow.
Ohas. jobs son was arraigned in the police court
yesterday, chsrged with stealing an overcoat. He
was found guilty and fine of S75 imposed. John
son had not S7t, and suffered the alternative
for ninety days at hard labor.
A. A Clement died yesterday morning at his resi-
dence, corner of Fourth street and First avenue
SOUTH of epilepsy at the age of 10 years Mr.. Gle
rnent pioneer citizen of minneapolis, and his
death will be mourned by many firm aud old friends.
A furious runaway caeated sensation on Nicollet
avenue last evening. The cutter, unoccupied, to
which the runaway horse was attached demol-
ished by collision with hitchiug post in front of
d. II. Woods hardware store. The animal,
being thus freed dashed up Fourth street and dsap
pearud.
By the papers fled in the district court yesterday
by the Northwestern National bank 1t would
seem that the bankers determined upon hunt
leg out the money stolen from 1t by VIM.
". Keene. Vanderhoof, the defaulter Of the First
National bank of ST. Paul, as well az q number of
other parties, have been garnisheed.
While coming down Nicolet avenue yesterday a
spirited black horse, became frightened Sew
enth street. and, his driver losing all control of him.
dashed down the avenue to Washington. Here he
turned the corner but was captured by two gentle
men, who bravery came to the assistance of the
driver The only damage was the smashing Of the
dashboard to the cutter.
1t eleven O'Clock this morning the grand jury VIII
be empaneled. During the present term the fol-
lowing cases will be brought before them: W B.
Houston. throwing cayenne pepper in the eyes Of
Geo. hoffman, and attempting to rob him; Thos.
Halloran. assault with a dangerous weapon on W.
Lyons; John Tochey, for the murder of his wife;
VIM. Hauser, Olaf Olson and Edward Thorpe, for
gerry; s. R. Dearborn, assault with dangerous
weapon.
At the meeting of the Father sheehy Central Land
league Of Minneapolis, held in Robert Emmett hall
on Sunday evening" the following board of officers
were elected for the ensuing three menths:
President. B. McArdle.
Woe President-Pstrick Duffy.
Secretary-L. Rarity.
Treasurer Peter McKienan.
Pinsncial Secretary-D. O'Brien.
Trustees--Patrick DAY. Charles Byrnes and j. 7.
Tobln.
Fifteen dollars were collected.