Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-17
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELEIs.
The Tcohey murder trial will be renewed in the
district court at 0 O'Clock this morning.
Mayor Ames viii meet the police force at roll call
this evening and impsrt some important instruc-
tiors.
Mrs. Jennie Newtsn recently sent to the insane
asylum in St Peter, died from her malady on Sat
rrdsy last.
There were five prisoners in the city lookup yes-
terday, and they each signed Brother Besch's tenn
perance pledge.
Mayor Ames has requested the Street Railway
company to repair and grade up all street car tracks
now out of order.
The best place in the city whereat to get meal,
lunch or cigars. is the Boston restaurant. Always
open, night and day.
The boom company have crew OF men at work
stringng booms in the river to conduct the logs to
the respective mills.
In the district court Ellis O. Lyons has been
granted divorce from his wife, Emma Lyons, en-
the ground of adultery.
Burglars got away with some 500 in q raid upon
the boarders of the Fewer house, on South Second
street, the other night.
Julia Powers wants divorce from her husband,
Richard Powers, and has made application in the
district court fer the same.
special meeting OF the Minneapolis Press club
will be held n the editorial rooms Of the Pioneer
Press On Wednesday afternoon.
long service was held In the rsrlors Of the
Young Mems Christian association yesterday after
noon, and was LED by Grr. J. E. Bell.
j. L. saphore Is arranging for the production of
Beauty and the Beast, and other popular spectacu-
lar pieces, with the aid Of local amateur talent.
Frequency Of depredations indicate that band Of
thIeves nfestiDg the city. Let every citizen be
prepared to receive them at any hour of the night
meeting of the Hawthorne Park association vii
be held this evening IN the real estate Office of Ham,
lin Brown, beginning at 80 o'cock 70 dispose Of
some important business.
The post mortem examination conducted upon
the remains of Bertha Perdun, who died suddenly
nj Miles, developed the fact that her death was
caused by typhoid pneumonia.
The regular monthly meeting of the Minneapolis
Benefit and Loan association was held on Saturday
evening. Some Sl,5T! we're the receipts of the
evening.
For the weekly entertainment which viii occur
al the University this evening the Delta Sigma soc
ETY. has prepared very fine programme, which
will be devoted to the Literature of France and
the Eighteenth Century"
yesterday to witness the progress already made ur
on the construction of the stone arch bridge, was
prodigious. They began goiug at an early our and
continued until night set in.
There is an ordinance In existence i'll this city
which prohibits fss driving upon suspension BRIDGE
yet there are number of hackmen who Nightly
hibit shameful disregard of this ordiIGucs by
driving across with their horses upon keen trot.
Or. Keithis call broken up'' on local polt cs. HIS
daily recreation now is to come out in card in the
Tribune, and the editor of that paper has crossed
swords with him upon the propose ed prohibitory
amendm ent, championiDg Rev. Chafee 8 supposed
cause.
The progress in the construction of the stone arch
bridge during the past two weeks has been some
what crippled by the high stage of water in the
river but the water has far receded now that the
works can had will be most vigorously pushed
forward to completion.
1t is understood that VIM. 5. Houston, the young
man convicted of attempting to rob holman, will
testify respecting Toohey's mental condition while
confined in the county jail. 1t would seen to most
people that the evidence Of such convicts would
have little weight with an Intelligent jury.
The GLOBE wishes to call the attention of the
proper authorities to the fact that the is well
advanced and tina. the water has not yet been turned
on ut the water basin in front of the city hall. Now
that the streets becoming dusty and the weat err
quite warm, it is of considerable importance that
every provision possible is needed to supply horses
with water Let the water be turn ed on at all the
basins in the city without delay.
The Hermean society of the State University
Will present the following programme at the meet
ing this evening:
Piano solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Hoppe
Oratory.
Euiogy- Ex-Vice President Royal Fairchild
King,
IuYective-Ex -PFesident Frank Davis Hill
Ex-Vice President Emily Louise, Hough
soprano 500. MISS Allie Mug
Debate-ReFolved, That Demosthenes was
O greater orator than Cicero.
Ex-Prssdent Edward Payson
Baldwin; President Salouel
Doak Catharwood.
Essay-zUaluOun. s..sss's....,.....''
Ex-Recording Secretary Amelia Christians
Moulton.
Recitation. .:..-...:... .,...;.........;.
Ex-Recordng secretrry Annie Harriet
Jefferson.
Musio-Contralto solo. ............ Miss Kit Berry
Essay-American Orators. -. ................
Ex-Recording Secretary Matte Elvira
Green.
Speech English Orators. Observation-Disclosures.
Ex-Pfesident Rasselas Hamin Prosser