Daily globe., 1882-03-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


Winter is over.
A meeting Of the common council will be
held this evening.
Criminal business in the municipal court
yesterday was active.
John Walker was fined S. yesterday for as
saulting M. F. Dawson.
Go to the Boston Restaurant and get a
square meal. Open day and night.
Theodore Luke was fined $40 and costs yes
terday for assaulting Philip Henley
Fun on the Bristol delighted another good
audience at the Academy last evening.
The Congregational club don't think daily
papers should publish sensational news.
The grand jury room has been removed
from the sherlff's office to the rear court room.
At the meeting of the fortnightly club Chas.
Wood gave an address upon "Politics as a
Trade"
The paving question will come up again
at the meeting of the common council this
evening.
Tomorrow evening the Boston Double
Uncle Toms Cabin company will open at the
Opera house.
Rev. r. 7. Samples residence is being re-
moved to the corner of First avenue south and
Twelfth street.
The box Office for the sale of reserved seats
will be opened to the general public at three
o'clock this afternoon.
The latest thing in the Lutz- O'Donnell adul-
terry case is The reported absconding of the
principal actor George W. Lutz.
Typhoid fever is prevailing among the
school children of the East Division. II is
believed to be caused by drinking impure
water.
The farmers of Corcoran township are or
ganizing for the purpose of holding monthly
fairs for the purchase and sale of stock, pro-
duce, etc.
"Indiana Lena,'' half-breed street walker,
was before his honor Yesterday for indulging
In disgraceful street drunk She paid V
and was released.
There were seventy applications for admis-
sion to the chamber of commerce yesterday
at $25 head. Hereafter it will require $3.50 to
become member.
A sociable and concert for the benefit of
Hennepin Avenue Baptist church was held at
the residence of L Christian last evening. A
very fine programme was presented.
The annuel meeting of the Women's For
eign Missionary society of Westminster Pres
byterian church will be held tomorrow at
7, IN nr Sornr1a will add,ass the r0pptiuO
John Myers, an employe in the furniture
mandatory on Hennepin Island, had his first
three fingers of his left hand so badly lacerated
by coming in contact with q circular saw as to
necessiate amputation yesterday.
It is rumored that at the meeting of the
city council this evening the aldermen will un-
burden themselves respecting the negligence
of Street Commissioner Price in not keeping
cross walks in passble condition.
s. r. Deordorf, who was under bonds to ap-
pear at the present term OF the district court
for assaulting Harry John with dangerous
weapon, is reported among the missing, and
his bonds have been declared forfeited.
The funera! of Miss Aida E. Dean, who died
on Tuesday evening, will take place this after
noon at o'clock, from the residence of Mrs.
7. C. Tucker, aunt of the deceased, No. 6O2
Hennepin avenue. Friends of the family and
of the deceased invited to attend. The re
mans will be taken to Fairhavep, Minn., for
burial.
The Light infantry has elected J. P. Rea,
president, Peter Harrison, vice president, W..
Wright, recording secretary, and E. W. God
dard, treasurer First Lieutenant Sims hav-
ing been elected adjutant Of the battalion,
Perry Harrison has been electe first lieuten-
ant, F. s Barnard, second lieutenant, and K.
W. Hatch, orderly sergeant.
At the meeting of the Herman society of the
State university, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
Presidents. D. Catchwood.
Vice President-Miss Carrie Holt.
Corresponding Secretary-A. NJ Baldwin.
Recording Secretary-Mlss Louise Hollister
Treasurer-H0race Klipper.
Marshall. D. Hill.