Daily globe., 1882-05-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs


Hay is becoming mcre plentiful in the Minneapo
hs market
Msy festvsl will be given in Curtis hail on
Wednesday evening.
The commencement exercises OF the stsre univcr
sity will occur this week.
GOSPEL meeting of the Reform club viii be held In
Harrison hall this evening.
The Wideawakes gave May Queen entertainment
N Harrison hall last evening.
The PathHnders closed successful engagement!
at the Opera house last evening.
meeting of the Michael Davitt land league will
be held in Norden hall this evening.
On Wednesday seventy-fye mile go as-you please
walking match viii begin in Market hall.
The Y. II. O. A. rooms VIII probably be removed
to more central location The coming week
Charles Chamberlain, who had his leg ampusated
st the College hospital, was quite low yesterday.
The receipts Of wheat at Minneapolis yesterday
we're 46 5O bushels; shipments only lars bushels.
Heywood's Mastodons Minstrels gave good en-
tertalnment at the Academy Last night before fine
house.
Charles Lyons VIII hold religious services before
the inmates of the city calaboose al O'Clock this
afternoon.
agement and hope for the recovery OF Dr. Keith
yesterday.
Anna Danielson has brought seton in the dis
tict court for bill of divorce from her husband,
Peter Dsnielson.
A Journal reporter narrowly escaped horrible
death by being run over by one Of Mattison's omni-
buses yesterday.
Dr. Bray is still very confident he can prove his
innocence to the entire satisfaction OF Judge Cooley
next Wednesday afternoon.
A. Lundberg was arrested upon a charge Of injur-
ing shade trees He pleaded not guilty and will be
examined Monday afternoon.
Walter Nsson, son of Nelson, Of North Min
neapolI, was seriously injured in the side BY q
kick from vicious horse Friday night
The senior class of the state university enjoyed
very pleasant entertainment as the guests of Hon.
Richard Chute, of the East side, last evening.
The regular semi-nonthly meeting Of the Father
Sheehy land league will be held in Robert Emmett
hall this evening. New officers will be elected.
The marriage of II. E. Carpenter bookkeeper for
AyecIn, Russell Il Carpenter, and Miss Lillian An
drews, of Providence, is announced for June 1.
The dramatic club # the Holy Rosary church In
South Minneapolis will give an entertainment in
Norden hall ON South Washington avenue, Wednes-
day easning.
Asa Paine, the student recently shot by Prof.
Pike, of the state university is able to be about
again, although he is shl suffering considerably
from the wound.
On Thursday the knights and ladies of the Pyra-
mid will enjoy an excursion on the motor line to
Minnetonks, where they will participate in an old
fashioned basket picnic.
IL. F. Patterson allowed his chickens to run ct
LARGE and he was therefor arrested at the instance
OF an irate neighbor It cost Mr.. Patterson just 81
to even the baance OF Justice
The past week has been unusually eventful, but
yesterday decided lul in noteworthy matters pre-
vailed. But, then, We cannot have shooting ARRAYS
rapes and robberies every day.
Three innocent drunks comprised the List
brought before Judge Bailey yesterday One was
discharged and the other two paid their fines and
departed ''not to do SO no more."
This afternoon the nupials OF fotis Maggie, the
popular noney-order clerk at the postoice and son
OF the editor the Frete Presse, and the talented
Miss Annie RaueD, will be celebrated.
Tom Sullivan, of the ston restaurant, will come
boldly to the front to-day with full supply of
fresh oysters, which he will serve up in every style
to order. Choce cigars-a fine stock.
The pupils of Miss Judson's school have In pre-
paration an entertainment which Will soon be given
for the purpose of raising fund with which to pur-
chase philosophical ap lsratns Tor the school
Before daybresk yesterday morning the residence
of L. Bi1by Twelfth street, visited by the en-
terprising burglar but he was easily driven from the
contes for booty by Mr.. BiIby, who was awakened.
The East tide residents are making loud COM
plants about the size and capacity of the Central
avenue sewer nov being constructed. They claim
that is is large enough by rs per cent to accom-
lnodate the residents of that avenue.
The Minneapolis pc, pie who we're charmed with
MIR. George L. Conly's fine bass singing while
with the Emma Aboott company last winter, will
feel panied to learn of his drowning While fishing In
Lake Spofford, ct Chesterfield, N. Fl on Friday.
Rev. w. ". satterlee will address the Reform
club at it9 meeting this afternoon. Owing to i'll
health Mr. Satterlee has been obliged to narrow
down his efforts to occasional serm or lectures,
and the reform club is very fortunate in retaining
his services.
An incipient fire WAS discovered in the roof Of
Samuel PorEers' house at the corner of Thirteenth
street and Seventh avenue at about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon The fire department confined
the damage to the roof. The loss is estimated al
about 500.
Tomorrow evening the Bethanion society of Ben.
aett seminary, will give its annual public entertain
rnent at Park avenue church. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepare for the occasion, and
will enlist the talents OF many OF the young ladies OF
that sem nary.
The assertion that the shooting in the ranch or
Sixth avenue south, Friday night, was the outcome
of sn old feud j. error. The participants in the
duel like Rodergo and Othello's lieutenant, were
the best of friends up to the moment of the fight
The wounded man doing well yesterday.
The average police officer is usually able to sue
oessfuly cope with a of plain drunk. But wher
the offender wears petticoats 1t is sometimes differ
ent. Yesterday afternoon q of the latter Kind
came under the dutie. of of ths East side off
GERS. She struggled, fought, kicked and screamed,
but was finally corraled.
W. W. Brown, of the Theater Comique, leaves to-
night for Chicsgo TO faces for his stagt
ana to make arrangements for importing steaks
game etc, for his restaurant. Mr.. BrowJ
says thai the markets of this city do not afford a
fire meats can be found elsewhere aud he is de-
termined to have the best that bs found, if he
has to 20 as far as New York for it.
Tomorrow Will be notab day in the polio,
court The two professors and the president of tn
university will have their trial for attempting to enc
tho earthly career of frolicsome youth, and vii
liam Zane will also be examined for attempting Il
dissect ule Wahl with jack k ife. In fact it vii
be an eveptfu week in criminal matters, for oI
Wednesday the unsavory rape case comes up for al
examination.
4ftrdcfi0as.
The Theater Comique programme for tn
coming week will present the following new