Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The State Woolgrowers' association VIII
meet again in May.
LEAD Astray" will he the attraction at the
Opera house this week.
Wheat receipts yesterday, 46,S25 bushels;
shipments, $3.50 bushels.
in. Mind will leave for Chicago this even
ing on a visit to relations.
Yesterday in the municipal court the crimi-
nal calendar was unusually large.
Manager Herrick, of the Academy, is ex-
pec.ed home from the East to-day.
Gospel services will be held at the ParlorS
aSthe Y. NJ. C. A. this afternoon and evening
The regular gospel meeting of the reform
Climb will be held in Harrison hall this after
noon.
The burglary case of Dennis Murphy and
John Layille viii be investigated on the 10Th
instant.
The Boston restaurant is the place to get a
fine roast duck dinner today, from IL to 2
O'Clock.
The loss sustained by the burning OF the st.
Louis car shop is now placed at $4,000, with
$4,000 insurance.
And SO the grand jury visited all the houses
OF prostitution and found no reason why they
should be indicted.
The Boston Double Uncle Toms Cabin
company closed successful season at the
Academy last evening.
The Father Sheehey Central Land league
will hold meeting II the Robert Emmett hall
over the City bank this evening.
Two slxty-inch turbin wheels to be manu-
featured by the o. A. Pray company, at cost
of 5,3544, is to be placed in the water works.
The Minneapolis Press club will meet this
afternoon at o'clock, in the editorial rooms
of tie Tribune, for the annual election Of
officers.
T.B. Walker Qas sold 9,060,000 feet of logs
at from $l1 to $l2 per thousand, and Il.
Brown has sold 100000 feet $12-all good
white pine.
In the police court Loren Nelson was con-
victed of assault and battery upon ALI. Hol-
Jason, for which he was obliged to pay fine
of SIS and costs.
Geo. Burmeister, the saloon keeper and
Would-be assassin OF Judge Cooley, was truly
him to go UNPUBLISHED.
L. H Virgins, the horse auctioneer, was be-
fore his honor yesterday charged with abusive
language. Hearing OF the case was set for
this morning at 9 o'ciock.
At the meeting of the chamber of commerce
232 members were admitted at $25 head.
The total membership now is $50, from whom
$l3,499 have been received.
Hereafter doorkeeper will be at mis- post at
the meetings of the chamber of commerce,
and none save those holding membership
tickets will be permitted to enter.
Peter Melchisadeck, the young man who
felled Frank Maturske by blow on the head
with rock, was fined SIS and costs in the
municipal court yesterday, which he paid
The case of Ed. c. Doulin, charged with
embezz.ement, was before the grand jury yes
terday, but no Indictment was found, owing to
the fact that the complaining witness failed to
appear.
The Ladies' emerald Isle Land league will
hold its regular semi-annual meeting in Nord-
en- hall this evening. An attractive literary
and musical programme will enlist the talent
of the young ladies OF the club.
The Crusaders T. 4. society will celebrate
st. Patrck's day, March II, in an entertain
ment at the Opera house. Conspicuously
among other things will be drama. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will be for the ben
eft of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
Stratton ana Callaghan, the two scamps
who stole j. c. Oswald's grain from grain
cry on his farm, and sold it to a Minneapolis
commission man were yesterday fined SIS and
costs each By Judge Cooley, but in default Of
the payment OF the tine they were sent up for
ninety days.
At tina University lecture course this week
the speakers viii be: Tuesday, j. S. Harris
and Hon. J, VI. Smith, of Green Bay, Wis;
Wednesday, Prof Cleveland, of Chicago, and
Messrs. Harris, Smith aud Porter; Thursday,
Messrs. Harris, Smith, Elliott and Porter, U.
s. Hollster and G. P. PETER, of Wisconsin;
Friday, E. E. Harris and Prof. Porter.
III. sprague was bound over to the grand
jury for removing mortgaged house. The
ury failed to find an indictment against him,
and Sprague thinks his reputation is much dam
aged, and has brought sult against George r.
Robinson, the complaining witness in the
case, to recover damages in the amount of
$4,000.
Mrs. Francis Hatfield, the Respondent board
ing house mistress, who took cold poison
on Friday, as described in yesterdays GLOBE,
died from its effects yesterday forenoon, after
snfferiug untoldagony. After consciousness
had been restored she regretted her rash act
and would have almost given her soul for a
little longer lease of life.
Larille and Murphy, the two crooks who
have just served sentence in St. Paul for at
tempting to burgIarize the residence of Com
modore Kittson, were yesterday bound over to
the grand jury, in the sum of $500, for the
burglary of Cyrus Rothschlds' residence last
March. They failed to secure the bonds and
were remanded to custody.
The Robert Emmett Literary Association
gave a very flee entertainment in Pence Opera
house last evening, in honor of their Irish pa
riot and martyr, Robert Emmett. Judge Rea
made the opening address in his usual happy
style by an excellent recitation, ''Shamus
O'Brien," was excellently given by Miss Mar
guaritte Broderic, which was followed by
songs, recitations, orchestral numbers, etc.
The entertainment closed with the
popular old farce, "Handy Andy" in which,
for amateurs, the members of the association
acquitted themselves admirably.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee, who has been sue
cessfully ministering to he Seventh street
Methodist church for over year, announced
tn his cOnprepatiOn Sunday morning fbo4 -