Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELlsTs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELlsT5.
Yesterday was an unusually quiet Sabbath.
The Liliputians are stopping at the st.
James hotel.
The new Union depot is now the popular
theme of discussion.
Minneapolis lodge l. o. g. 7. will hold a
meeting this evening.
The Touring mills will nearly all resume
operation again to-day.
The Clark House club will give another
ball tomorrow evening.
The dramatic club of the Harmonic society
presented Zring last evening.
Work constructing the East side railroad
bridge will be commenced this week.
Yesterday Judge j. NJ. Shaw and party
started for pleasure trip to California.
For meal, lunch, cigars or beverages go
to the Boston open all night restaurant.
The railway conductors are preparing. to
give their annual ball at the Nicollet house.
Ted Irving will do Wilkins Micauber in
''Little Emily" at his benefit Thursday even
ing.
The weekly drill meeting of the Minneapolis
Light infantry will be held in Market hall
this evening.
Ats O'Clock this afternoon the water works
commission will meet in the Office of Superin-
tendent Johnson.
The new Manitoba elevator company will
organize, elect officers and get ready for bust
ness in few days.
The weekly meeting of Hermion lodge,
Knights OF Pythias, will be held in Pythias
hall this evening.
The business men who occupy Centre block
contemplate engaging special night watch
man at a'competent salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Lucas have gone to
Florida. Mrs. Lucas intends to remain in the
sunny cline for the winter.
On Wednesday evening Darius comman-
derry club will institute series of dances at
their hall on the west side.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
will give formal reception to their friends
and pupils at the academy.
A ball will be given at Apollo hall on
Wednesday evening under the auspices of the
Ladies Hebrew benevolent society.
Considerable money has been contributed
to the anti-coercion fund of Michael Davitt
Land League during the past week.
The gospel services held by the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday after
noon and evening, we're well attended.
On Saturday night two blankets and whip
were stolen from the buggy of H. s. Peterson
which was standing in front of the city mar
ket
This evening the McAllister company will
produce GAS You Like It." with Miss Meal
lister as Rosalind, and C. A. Stedman as ia
ques.
A gentleman from the pineries states that
there is at present ample snow upon the
ground to facilitate to prosecute the lumber
business.
The insane variety actress will be taken to
the st. Peter asylum to-day for treatment. It
is thought that her ALTERATION is simply
temporary.
A lecture on Dante will be delivered by Rev /.
Fl. NJ. Simons under the auspices of tine Liter
airy society of the state university at the
chapel on Friday evening.
The Temple of Honor will give free en-
tertainment at the hall over EIliott's music
store on Wednesday evening. fine and d
versifed programme will be presented.
On Saturday E. B. Strattou, an employe of
the Northwestern mill, met With serious ac-
cident while engaged in repairing piece of
damaged machinery. He was caught in the
gearing, and before he could be extricated by
his co-laborers, his collar bone was crushed
and his arm painfully injured.
E. S. Bowdish, the ex-Methodist minister,
absolute divorce, upon the grounds of cruel
and inhuman treatment, has again demon
strated the fact that his nature is strongly
composed of brutal than the human proclivl-
ties. Soon after the issuance of the divorce
he took unto himself Mrs. BOwdish No. q
A few DAYS ago, having tired of his new con-
jugal tie, he denied the legality
of the marriage, but he found his new father
in-law on deck, and thinking that discretion
was the better part of valor, he abandoned
that scheme and deserted his,wife instead.
The attendance at the meeting OF the Re-
form club, held in Harrison hall, was only
limited by the capacity of the large hall. The
license question was agitated. Mr.. Temple
took occasion to tender Judge Cooley, of the
municipal court, glowing tribute in an elo-
quent half-hour address. He stated, that con-
trary to the statements made by some over
jealous members of the club, in his estima-
ton Judge Cooley, was in his official capacity,
most exemplary man; that he (Temple) had
practised law in various courts from the east
to the west Pacific coast, and from the north
to the south, but had never met more just
and upright judge of any police court.
Crusaders Society.
Tomorrow evening at the meeting of the
Crusaders society, which will be held in Cath
Ole Association hall, besides musical and liter
aru exercises debate will take place between