Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
To dav Is the fifth Sunday in Lent, err
Schuyler Colfax will soon deliver lecture
| in the Academy OF Music.
new Good Templars' lodge has been insti
tuted in South Minneapolis.
| Hazel Kirk Company No. has secured
date at the Academy-April s.
| There has been woeful dearth of news in
Minneapolis the last two or three days.
| The Clifford Company has been playing to
poor houses at the Opera house the past
week.
Arthur Wales is enjoyed iu building large
pipe organ for the east side Congregational
church,
Rev. John Wood will address the meeting
at the parlors of the Y. NJ. G.. A. to-day upon
Jonah
The Minnesota furniture manufacturers ass
ISOLATION has made and advance in the prices
of furniture.
| All the criminals introduced to his honor
OF the municipal court yesterday were charged
with drunkenness. t.
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new row of blocks on Washington, below
Nicollet and First avenue south.
Always get fine Sunday dinner at the Bos-
ton Restaurant, corner OF Hennepin avenue
and Second street. Oysters IN every style.
In the probate court yesterday the petition
for the proof of the will OF Kund Anderson,
deceased, was filed. Hearing set forlApril IS.
Prof. Dodge, of the university, is making
series of tests of the building stones of the
state, to ascertain their relative strength and
value.
This afternoon the Sunday gospel service
of the Reform club will be held in Harrison
hall. A discourse will be delivered by Rev.
wv W. Satterlee.
/ The remains of w. H Lewis, who died at
his residence yesterday after an Illness of three
years were shipped to his old home in Michi-
gan last evening for burial.
In the district court William circuit has
commenced action for divorce from his wife
Lydia Orcutt, alleging desertion without
cause or proyocation as ground.
Tomorrow evening the Sophmore's of the
State University will produce Damon and
Pyrhias in the chapel of the University, with
| new scenery and full list Of stage effects and
accessories.
| Tomorrow evening Barney McAuley, one
| of the best character comedians upon the
stage, will open an engagement as Uncle
| Dan' ia the Messenger from Jarvis section, of
| three nights.
| Whether the temperance people accomplish
much in the municipal struggle or not, they
have at least pretty thoroughly frightened
| the Republicans, aud their organs howl as
thev seldom howled before.
/ Coroner Fairbairn and Dr. G.. j. Evans went
out to Minpetrista yesterday and held post
mortem examination upon the body of Mrs.
| Barbara Dressell, who committed suicide by
swallowing enough arsenic to kill ten people,
all because she had bern accused OF the theft
OF shawl.
/ According to a report published in
the Milwaukee Sentinel, Sheriff Houck
is OF the opinion that Billy the
Kid, the bank roooer, and Billy
| the Kid, New Mexican outlaw and robber, are
one and the same person, aud in the possession
Of the sheriff.
Early yesterday morning John Treegan, em
ployed upon the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itoba railroad as brakeman, accidentally fell
from freight train No. 49, near the University,
and was fatally injured. The wheels OF the car
passed over his left leg, crushing 1t into a
shapeless mass. Treegan was taken to the
Cottage hospital, where be died.
/ Prof. Hager, assisted by 100 pupils of the
grammar and intermediate grades Of the pub
lie schools, will produce the beautiful allego-
| nv of "The Great Republic" at the OOera
house Wednesday and Thursday evenings:
| The proceeds of the entertainment will
be devoted to the benefit Of the public
school free library. Prof. Tousley will have
charge of the finances.
A suit in equity has been comm. need in the
district court by the United States, against /.
B. Basst, Ernest Ludler, Frederic Zimmerman
Isaac Fitzpatrick, the proprietOrs OF the new
mill now being built. The complainant al
leges that the defendants are guilty of obstruc-
ting the log slulce, and greatly jeopardizing
| the safety of the falls which have been pre-
served at great expense to the plaintiff.
| Miss Phosa McAllister and her company
will arrive home again this week from sue
cessful starring tour through the Northwest
| When she first started out Miss McAliisser
met with unfortunate reverses, which, happily,
she has more than made up, and. 1t is Stated,
she comes home with deal more money that
| SQe look away. Suc WIIdUpSdt az VIC ODOi q
house on Friday evening in Colleen Dawn.
| Ata O'Clock yesterday afternoon meeting
| of the council committee on ways and means
was held, for the purpose oflopening the bids
received for S126,000 city bonds. Only two
were received. The first was fom c. f..
Vennor s. Co., Boston bankers, Offering %
per cent or $500 for each 81, GOO bond, taking
| all or more The second bid was from Bre "
ster, Bassett & Co., Of Boston, offering $3.50
| for each $1,000 bond. Had 1t not been for a
conditional anse the bids would have been
| higher. '':
| In the post moytem examination of the X
mains of Barbara Dressed Of Miunetrista,
| made by Coroner Fairbairn and D.. Evans yes
terday. Two grains OF ARISEN were found.
thus demonstrating TO the coroner the f,ct
that the woman must have taken The po,son
of her free yoetion, as the quantity Was too
| great to have beer administered by another
party, without the knowledge, hence cor
oner's inquest wss deemed unnecessary. Mrs.
DresseH was occasionally subject to temper,
airy alteration, and it is believed that she was
| laooriDg under one Of those attacks when she
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