Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Fanny Davenport is guest of the Nioolet house.
The Light Infantry corps held regular dr!u
meeting in market hail last night.
Oliver Peet has sold his interest in the East side
Record to his partners, Messrs. Eeith Bagley.
The Boston restaurant continues to set up fms
dinners lunches, cigars and beverages at all hours.
The Clifford company opnned up weeks engage
ment at the opera house last night to fair house.
The Pacific hotel Is to be overhauled, renovated
and repaired, and opened up asa 81 per day house.
The Crusaders I. A. society will hold Its regu-
lar testing in Catholic Association hall this even
ing.
The Rev Burnham has not yet decided upon &C
ceuting the call to the pastorate of Plymouth
church.
Sheriff James A. Hsuok, Of Albany County, now
OF his way to identify the prisoner held "Bily the
Ed" Is expected to arrive this afternoon.
MIS-. Emma sche,ff alleges that her husband
William Scherff, Is an habitual drunkerd. and upon
that ground prays that the district court issue 10 her
decree OF divorce.
The popular actress, Fanny Davenport. opened
her engagement to splendid house at the Academy
last night, despite the bad weather. The company
is good and gave fine satisfaction.
Scrap Iron Bill scouts the idea that he ever advo-
Gated the election Of Dr.. Ames to the Office of
Mayor BE cries out that he is forever Loring
p-and il, Therefore, 8 prohibitionist. Good
logic.
Immediately after the trial of Thomas and Michael
Quinn for assault and battery upon G. W. Patter-
son. the defendants in that action swore out war
rant for the arrest of Patterson for ABUSIVE Ian
gusge.
Flank Lewis, held for BILLY the Kid" appears
nrd Ards i'm
to be such person he is welcome 10 take him-but
adds that there will probably be shown that there is
some mistake somewhere
The young man arrested upon the suspicion of be.
irg tee notorious bank robber, William Burke, or
Billy the Kid arrsigned in the municipal court
yesterday upon the charge of being refugee from
Justice. Judge Cooldy continued the case until to-
morrow morning, placing the bonds at $4,000. He
was remanded to the custody Of Sheriff Eustis.
This evening the citizens of North. Minneapolis
will had mass meeting at farmer hall Or the pur
pose of inaugurating movement which shall lead to
bridging the street crossings of the railroad tracks
in that portion of the city. These
people evidently mean business and will doubt
less reap the reward of the effort in accoy plshing
The end.
call for convention TO meet this afternoon al
the parlors of the Young Mems Christian
association, for the purpose of choosing committee
of seven to meet with the political committee TO
place in NOMINATION TWO members for the SCHOOL
BOARD, has been issued by the ladies city committee
consisting of miss A. NJ. Henderson, Mrs. z e
Williams and MIS-. NJ E. Chute.
A few days since the local department Of the
Tribune was filed with semi-sensational article
implying that this city was suffering frighiful ty
phoId fever epider ic, resulting from bad water,
inefficient sewerage, etc., and now the papers
throughout the country are taking up the
matter, advertising our city far and
vide az one of the most unhealthy upon
the continent. 1t Ia strange Minneapolis people
have not found this out, and abandoned the place
for more healthy cline. The fact is that while
typhoid fever pre- vaent at The present time there
- no alarming epidemic here.
On Sunday evening the organization of a brsnoh
ct the Catholic Kn ghts Of America Ia this city was
perfected. The meetings of the society vii lbe held
Cath Ito Association hall. The organization
starts In life with healthy membership. The fol-
LOVING is the first board of officers:
Sp ritual Direotor-Rev Father James Mo COL
NIX.
President John ODonnel.
Vice Preeident-Georg O'Sullivan.
Recording Secretary-J. P. Cor :orar4
Financial Secretary-Edward Scollon.
Treaserer-P. II. Prendergast
Eergeant-at-arms-Johu B. Doughsrty.
Sentinel Michael Dessette.
Medic Il Examiner-Dr. j. P COrcoran.
Trustees-R. W. York, j. q. Scanon, Thomas H.
Hennessy, The trustees are for one, two and three
years in The order mentioned.