Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-18
MINNEAPOLIS
OFFICE-No. 6 Washington Avenue, OPP
r,osite Nicotlet House. Office hours from 6
O. M, to 10 O'Clock %. IN.
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBELETs.


MINNEAPoLIS GLOBELETs.
An officer ran in vagrant last evening.
The Zouaves expect their new uniforms
soon.
The churches we're all we'll attended yes
rterday.
Police matters were exceedingly quiet
yesterday.
Baltimore oysters, fresh every day, at
the Boston restaurant.
Great heavens. will the imbroglio over
the Grand Opera never cease?
The Light. Infantry will drill at their
Third street armory this evening.
Everything in the market ready at all
hours at the Comique restaurant.
The regular meeting of the city council
will be held on Wednesday evening.
The Father Matthew society held
well attended meeting in Catholic Associa-
zion hall last evening.
Meetings of the several council commit
tees will be held to-day to prepare reports
for Wednesday evening.
The Crusaders will participate in the
weekly drill in the Zouave armory on Nicol-
let avenue this evening.
The Hermean society of the State uni
-versity will present an interesting pro-
egramme at its entertainment this evening.
The Michael Davitt Land League Literary
society will give an entertainment in the
hall at ITO South Washington avenue, this
evening.
An attractive programme will be given
by the Delta Sigma society of the State
university ct the entertainment this
evening.
DR.. VanArda, of the Franklin Avenue
church, will deliver the second lecture of
the Reform club course, at Harrison hall,
on Friday evening next.
The third annual ball will be given by
She Light Infantry corps. at the Nicollet
house, on Wednesday evening. and grand
affair it promises to be.
A North Minneapolis druggist, sick from
excessive use Of morphine, is being cared
for at the police station, whittier he went
Of his own accord and requested pro-
lection.
This evening Miss McAllister will
open a second season Of States Evidence"
by special request for three evenings. This
is an attractive drama in which the COM
1,any is seen at its best.
The driving on Tenth street yesterday was
simply splendid, as gentleman, the pro-
prietor of fast horse, stated to GLOBE
reporter yesterday. And it was fully ap-
preciated and improved. The thorough
fare was crowded the entire day.
This evening probably the best comedy
company which has ever visited Mime
apolis, or will again for months and per-
haps years-the Charles Wyndham COM
pany-will open season of three nights
in the Academy of Music in Brighton"
Some people will tell lie when the truth
would answer just as we'll. The Tribune
alleges that the GLOBE has printed threats
of personal violence made against its edi-
Sors who have so suddenly reformed, when
the GLOBE, as its readers know full well,
has never iutimated anything of the
kind.
The following IS taken from the report
of City Physician Cockburn, being the
deaths which occurred during the past
week: Typhoid fever, L; diphtheria, 2;
consumption, 3: Group, 1; pneumonia, 4;
puerperal fever, l; smallpox, 2; cancer, 1;
typhoid pneumonia, .; CASTRO enteritis, 2;
cerebral congestion, /; hamilton, 1. Total,
81. Under years, 5.
A badly used up individual, with his
right eye in deepest mourning, complained
at the police headquarters yesterday that
he had been held up and beaten by police
officer Oh Bridge square. He claimed to
have lost S.. His statements appeared
somewhat gauzy, but if true it is probable
that some crook had on IN old tin star and
represented himself as policeman.
There is an insane man being cared for
at the police station. He was taken from
the Fourth Avenue hotel, his boarding
house, where he had been cutting up all
sorts of peculiar antics. His name is
Flaherty. Being questioned as to where
he was from he replied laconically,
Heaven" He further said he was the
~''Great Jehovah" come on earth again.
Early yesterday morning a gentleman
residing at the corner of Sixth avenue
south and Tenth street, was astonished at
discovering a woman en- dishabille stand
ing in front of his house diligently break
ing the glass from his front door, regard
less of the vigor of the morning. He soon
decided she was insane, and the patrol
wagon was summoned, but before it ar
rived, however, the woman's husband had
appeared and taken her home.
The following parties propose to estab
fish an Art club in Minneapolis: Mrs.
Clinton Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hin
kle, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Dunwoody, Mr.and
Mrs. Chas. Martin, Mrs. o. A. Pray, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Rand, Mrs. Geo. Morrison,
Capt. and Mrs. Snider, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crosby, Mrs. Nettleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hatch, Prof.
and Mrs. Folwell, Prof. and Mrs. Marston,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tuttle, Mrs. DR.. Kim
bali, Mrs. Leonard Day, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Gilfillan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Tenney.
A CHAT WITH THE MAYOR.
The "GIobe" Reporter Spends q Please
Hour With His Honor.
Yesterday the GIOBE reporter found his