Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The sale of seats for the Haywood minstrel
will open this morning.
The steamer on Lake Calhoun viii com
mence running on Sunday.
A meeting OF the w. G. 7. U. will be hell
in Elliot's hall this afternoon.
George Post, for larceny, has been sentenced
TO Saltwater prison for Que year.
The county treasurer has received s209,OO
since March 1, for taxes OF 1881.
The weekly meeting OF the Reform club wal
held in Harrison hall last evening.
The annual sale OF short horns occurred a
the fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Ames Zouaves have leased the hall a
No. 2l4 Nicollet avenue for their armory.
H. Conner, the artist, is engaged il
painting a large portrait Of Mayor Ames.
Twonew locomotives were received by The
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad yesterday.
A divorce has been granted in the district
court to John Dcresy from his wife Betsey.
The literary society of All SAINTS parish
held q very enjoyable meeting at their hall
last night.
The ice cream festival, under the auspices
of st. Paul's church, last evening was q
pleasant affair.
Col. James Fairman, A. NJ has placed some
very fine paintings on exhibition at his studio
In Vanderourgh's block.
Goodnow & Hawley's new mill will be sci
In f,1lI he nf h.
structure, toy thee with the machinery, was
$4,000.
The German brothers, champion cleg
dancers, and Warren s. Wheatley, horizontal
bar artists, ARE proving great attractions at the
ComIQue.
Chss. Chamberlain, injured in the McMul-
len mill accident the other day, was some
what better yesterday, and his physicians
have some hopes of his recovery.
The Pathfnders are doing fair business at
the Opera house. Their entertainment is
some W hat similar to that of the Troubadours.
They Continue throughout the week.
Tom, Sullivan is the popular Minneapolitan
caterer. He Is doing fue business. He
makes a specially Of always having fresh
stock OF oysters, which he serves up IN every
style.
Mrs. Sellers, who was accidentally shot in
the forehead by The boy Charley Kennedy, a
full account of which was published In these
columns AZ the time, dleu on Wednesday
night.
The Toohey children will receive the home
IN which they live on Western avenue as their
own. The rest of the property will be taken
20 innhpV's IA
the moose.
Col. King is rapidly completing arrange
ments for HIS browning success in the fair he
will give nexi September. He will introduce
many new and attractive features, but Prot.
King and his balloon Will BE- omitted from the
programme.
Criminal business in the municipal court
was unusually light yesterday. FIVE cases OF
plain drunkenness we're tried. A woman was
imprisoned thirty days, one man committed
ten days, two paid tine of IS each. and the
NTH was discharged.
Asa Paine, the student shot by Prof. Pike,
of the university, is fast recovering from the
effects of toe bullet and will doubtless be able
to be about as usual In 8 few days. This is
both very fortunate for The student a1d for
the Othesded professor
1t is stated that there are nearly 100 saloon
keepers who have not yet taken out their
license fer the ensuing year. Notices are being
served u ION The deiic quents, and unless the1
take cut their licenses by Saturday night,
trouble will doubtless result.
A st. Panl gentleman has arranged for q
grand aud appropriate pyrotechaical display
on Bridge square on the evening of June 30,
the day set for hanging Gulteau. Tbs assaS-
Sin VIII be hung III ettigy aud the pyrotechnics
will represent President Garfield and ten.
Hancock upon horseback.
Aid. Barge is making trip to the East.
He will undoubtedly return IS fully imbued
with the practicabiiity Of paving Wash
ington avenue with cedar blocks, as have all
the other members Of the city council who
have visited Eastern cities aud learned their
experiences 10 relation TO the cedar.
When the zone idea" writer OF the Tribune
takes survey of the boots worn by Col.
G'enp, and thinks OF the threat made by that
gentleman at the last session of The city coun-
ell, he looks pale. He will, it is perfectly
safe 20 predict, keep respectful distance be
tween the alderman's toe and the faced por-
ton OF his body.
The suggestion of the EUening Journal that
the city purchase the land owned by Hon
Washington Yale, between Nicollet and Lyn-
dale avenues, for publ; park, is commend
able. The loo alton cannot be improved upon,
and the grounds already have maoy natural
advantages, and could be converted into q
beautiful park at nominal expense.
The Minneapolis rifle club has scored an
other victory. On Wednesday team from
that club shot telegraph match with team
from the Eau Claire, Wis, rifs club, result
ing in the Mime polls club carrying off the
honors in q score of 254 to 249. If Prof. Pike
would only consent to units his skill with
that of the club, it is thought Minneapolis
can beat the world.
VIM. Casey, an insane man, was confined in
the city Lookup over yesterday. He was found
on the preceding night in state Of absolute
nudity on Nlcoller island Officer Hem, who
discovered HIM, was nearly startled out of his
wits at the strange appearance, but soon
recovering his composUre, he induced the in
sane man to don his (Gein's) rubber overcost,
and, whistling for assistance, Officer Lime
was called, and the prisoner taken to the Gala.
beose for protection against his own freaks.
Upon being questioned as to where his cloth
ing was, the man SAID be had thrown them in
the river, aud had intended to take swim
after them. The poor fellow will be exam
ined, to-day probably, ny q commission OF
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