Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs,


MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS,
,'Felician matinee was well attended yester-
day afternoon.
Many pleasure seekers visited Minnehaha
Falls yesterday.
meeting of the anti-polygamy committee
was held last night.
The postofice, bookstores, banks, ETC., re-
manned closed yesterday.
ST. Block has been admitted to praetice at
the bar of the municipal court.
An extension is being added to the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba depot.
When you "feel that way you should get a
square meal at the Boston restaurant.
The State Dairymen's association will con-
vene at the State university on March l.
A lodge of Sons of Temperance has been Or
ganized with membership of thirty-two.
All the fast steppers in the city are speeded
each afternoon on Ninth and Tenth streets.
Kuhrum lodge was formally dedicated by the
grand lodge of masons yesterday afternoon.
The next meeting of the Oak Lake ladies
and society will be held at Mrs. S. L. Davis.
The heavy snow fall has necessitated aban-
donine the work on Lake Harriet park tempo
rarily.
The time of the departure Of the Flying
Dutchman train will soon be 7:30 q. m. in
stead of $50.
The chemical tank at the Pillsbury 4 mill
will put $50 feet stream on the building
within thirty seconds.
A large number OF Masons from Minneapo-
lis attended the funeral of H. e. Hopkins at
Hopkins station yesterday.
The municipal court observed the anniver-
sary of Washlngton's birth, after disposng OF
little business yesterday morning.
Michael Gavin complains that his room
mate relieved him of SIS without asking per-
mission. And Michael grieves thereaE.
The members of the fire department have
presented their retiring chief with an elegant
gold watch, as a mark Of their esteem.
The insurance adjusters are unable to ar
rive at any definite conclusion regarding the
origin of the Opera house fire last Saturday.
The funeral of Col. A. A, Clement occurred
yesterday afternoon, from the family residence
corner of Fourth street and First avenue south
E. II. Steele's new boiler, which is to pro-
vide the motive power for his electric lights, |
has been placed in the basement of the Acade- |
my Of Music.
The sale of seats for "Only Farmers |
Daughter" to be produced at the Academy on
Friday and Saturday, will begin this morning |
at the Nicollet house drug store.
Yesterday the o. A. Pray Manufacturing |
company closed a contract with Griggs, Nc |
Cormick & Grosvenor for the erection of & |
$50 barrel roller process Touring mill at Grand |
Forks, D. 7.
Henriett Apelt has brought suit against Ar |
thur Merriman to recover 800 damages for |
injuries sustained by herself and daughter by |
being run into and upset by the reckless |
driving of the defendant.
A telegram has been received from Post |
master Keith, stating that he is enroute for |
home. The telegram also announced that he |
had been successful in securing an increase in |
the pay of his clerical force
The GLOBE is credibly informed that all mis- |
understandings which may have occurred be-
tween Manager Kelly of the opera house and |
the managers of the Robert Emmett Literary |
Association, have been amicably settled, and |
that che anniversary entertainment of that So |
ciety Will occur on March 4th.
Urich B. Brakeman, aged IA, Charles stln-
son and Martin Jacobson, aged Is each, were |
sent to the Reform school yesterday for the |
Wholesale larceny of carpenters tools, which |
they had been prosecuting for several months. |
Over 800 worth OF goods were recovered, |
which the boys had stolen and secreted in |
various places.
Yesterday afternoon Willis D. Snodgrass |
was taken in charge by the authorities on ac-
count of insanity. He is a well known and
highly esteemed young man, and until re-
Gently has been perfectly sane, and deported |
him elf properly. He was recently employed |
at the National hotel as clerk, and since he |
left that house he has been |
boarding with G. F. Keen, of the |
Glyndon house on South Third street. He |
became possessed of the idea that he was i'm |
mensely rich, and that everybody was in in
trigue against his life in order to securehis
wealth.