Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.
Led Astrsy has been postponed.
Fun on the Bristol at the Academy to night
The employees OF the FiIsbury A mill numte 23l
laen.
Col Baxter returned last evening from trip to
Hastings.
Judge Cooley is still quite ill with attack of bill
ions fever
scrap Ircn Bill gsve lecture at Brooklyn Centre
last evening.
Wheat receipts yesterday 27aO0 bushels; ship
ments 1923
For squaremeal, lunch or cigars, go to the Bog
ton restaurant.
meeting of Hlawatha lodge will be he'd at 25l
Ncolet avenue,
envy last night
CIV Howe will soon bring out another play at
the Opera house.
L. Van Slyck and VI E. Grovsr, of Hastings. were
- in the city yesterday.
The next torn of the university commences one
week from tomorrow
The examinations at the state university will occur
TO day aud to morrow.
The @. A. Pray Manufacturing company will con-
struct the Excelsior mill.
The Reform club members will give sociable in
Harrison hall this eVeEing.
TIE Herman literary society of the state UNIVERSE
ty elected officers last evening.
The body of John Smith, drowned in the river on
Sunday, has not been recovered.
The Zouaye boys will give another masquerade on
Wednesday evening in Turner hall.
The Crusaders society will prodvce play at the
Opera House during the coming week.
There we're upwards of twenty crmiahl cases on
the municipal court calendar yesterday
The crew at work upon the viadGct has besn in
creased by the addition of more laborers.
P.H Gibbons gave an eloquent Grafton Before
Michael Dsvit Lad League on Sunday night.
The yonng ladies' of Plymouth church gave
an oyster snpper in the parors Of the church last
evening
gentleman from Winnipeg reports real estate as
still booming going as high S., $50 per front foot.
But twill tumble.
During this warm weather work finishing up the
many business blocks in course Of construction is
going rapidly forward
The sophomores of the university contemplate
producing damon and Pythias' at the Academy
sometime during the spring.
Herbert G. Conner, the portrait artist, left last
evening for Bralnerd where he is to paint four por
traits for the family of G. B. Sleeper.
VIM Bracket has resigned the secretarship of the
state 1emens mutual insurance association in favor
of j. @. scallon, foreman of hose company No.
Owing to the illnesa OF jude Cooley Judge Bailey
occupied the bench of the municipal court yester-
day, and big criminal calendar was passed upon
Rodger VAIL who has been quite Ill for number
OF days. Is again sufficiently recovered to re-
sumo his duties as principal of the Western avenue
school.
meeting of the Crusaders T. A. society will be
held In atholic association hall this evening
good programme by the yonng gentlemen OF the
society.
Postna ster Keith has enough CT it. He announces
that he will retire from his present position after the
expiration of his present term-a little over one year
hence. Sometimes grapes are sour.
The canvass for the 1928 city directory will COM
mence May H. The names are to be printed In
double column to tho page this year. after the style
OF the directories of Chicago and other metrol oan
cties.
The ladies from tie different churches sAo assist
the finance coma ittee In raising funds for the
- chdrens home. Will meet that committee at ths res
"A. W
February, %, at 2 O'Clock.
E. @. Smith, o timer, was assaulted on Saturday
night On Fourth avenue south, while on his way
home, by two footpads, dealing him heavy blows
upon the back Of the head. Smith made a motion
if in the act of drawing revolver, and fright
ened away the would-be robbers.
Owing to slight irreguarty In the will of the late
D. Lyme, in which 5000 is granted his sister, and
the balance of the estate amounting to some $780,
LOO to the wife and child of the deceased Is to be
contested in the courts. It is said that the will is to
be contested simply to make good the titles to real
estate and not to defest any wish OF the deceased
The GLOBE reporter met one Of the tosrders of
the Fewer house yesterday and In the interview
which followed 1t was ascertained that the hints pub
lished in the GLOBE that if @. H. Ireland persisted
in lis persecution of his little 4year-od boy, the
boarders were determined to prosecute him, had
very marked effect The boy is now treated with
consideration and even with kindness.
In speaking of the abusive language cases brought
before him in the municipal court yesterday Judge
Bailey said that in his opinion the object of the
clause in the statute making the use of abusive laG-
guage in public private places punishable Of
tense not to act as soothing balm to the feel
ings of the man to whom the language was address
ed but intended simply to prevt MT ANY disturb
ance Of the peace That is, if one man calls anoth-
er vile name, which same is likely to provoke the
second party to assault, 1t is violation of the
statute But on the other hand, if an assault upon
the first party by the second party was beyond all
reason, owing to physical differences, or any cfner
cause, 1t ia not violation of the statute.
j. @. Oswald yesterday called upon Thomas Sulli-
van, who cashed the forged check, an account of
which was published Ia the GLOBE. Mr.. Oswald
stated the young man who had accomplished the
crooked business, had never worked for him, but
that the very day which he drew the check, he
called In company with one of Oswald's employees,
the latter explaining to Mr. Oswald that the fellows
name was Perkins; that he searching for en-
ployment; that he had found job, but could only
get 1t on a recommendation from some responsible
party. The recommendation, mild one. WAS writ
ten. 1t was evidently only Mr.. Oswalds signature
the fellow wanted. not the recommendation. The
police have not yet found the forger, though the
search has not been abandoned.
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Bailey.]
L, M. Nordell, drunkenness. Paid IS