Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

4 social party was given by Mrs. DR.. Hance
last evening.
Jacob Rauen, of the east side, died yesterday
fro m consumption.
The Parmenter Bros.' new planning mill has
bee put in operation.
Go to the Boston Restaurant and get a square
meal. Doors never shut.
The attendance of pupils at the high school
wa never so large as at present.
Three cases of drunk were dismissed by
Judge Cooley yesterday morning.
&. F. Potter had $40 overcoat stolen from
his residence Saturday night by sneak thief
udge Cooley went TO st. Paul yesterday to
the session of the Grand Lodge A. F. aud A. NJ.
The board of commissioners of the poor
will hold session tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'el lock-
The Cafe Syndicate on Nicollet avenue has
been closed by the numerous creditors of the
ms titution.
The Northwestern National bank proposes
to increase the capital stock from $500, 900 to
81, 100000.
The members OF the Light Infantry corps
hav presented Rev. T. NJ. Riley with chap
1ai4's sword.
Il is proposed by the yardmasters of the
city to organize Minneapolis branch of the
national association.
A young man was arrested last night for
tealing wood from Mr.. Dean. The fellow
was caught IN the act.
Holm Woo5c D,,dIar I'D
quarrel, and as a result Dudley occasioned the
arr Est OF Woods upon charge of using abus-
i've language.
Nellie, bright little 9 year old daughter of
Mr. Ehe, recently removed to this city from
Ma nkato, died very suddenly last night from
an attack of diphtheria.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. C. F. Wheeler and
Mi Is Luella Cloud were married, and on the
evening train they took their departure for
New Orleans on little tour.
The Light Infantry have elected Lieutenants
Ha rrison and Sims and Corporal Dow a COM
mi ttee to represent the company at the mill
targ convention at New Ulm.
This evening Ada Gray, supported by Wat |
ki1s' Fifth Avenue theater combination, will |
open an engagement of two nights at the
Academy in East Lynne, or the Elopement.
A panty of three Swedes were caught play |
ing cards and drinking beer in sleeping room |
of one of the party, in the rear of Washing |
ton avenue store, by the police. They were |
arraig acd in the police court yesterday on a |
charge of gambling, but were dismissed.
The Minneapolis lodge of the order of the
Free Sons of Israel has elected the following
boA rd of officers for the ensuing term:
President-G. Reese.
Vice President-I. We'll.
Secretary-E. Bernstein.
Treasurer-L. Werth.
Financial secretary-A. Mlchaelas.
Representative to Grand Lodge-G. E. ia
co5y.
gang of boys were run IN last night for
the larceny of large quantity of copper,
which they sold to an old iron vender It ia
the same gang which broke up the 500 worth
of stoves owned by Geo. A. Bracket last week.
It seems they are regularly organized, and
prosecute general larceny business. A young
man named Callahan is the chief OPERATOR;
thht is, he looks up opportunities and then
directs the boys how 10 proceed The boys
stated at the lookup last night that when they
wdre caught in their last scrape, they had re-
solved to abandon the business, but their
leader dOnned policeman's star and told them
if they did not steal the copper he would arrest
them. This had the desired effect. At first
the boys stoutly denied the theft, but upon
close investigation they divulged everything.