Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Booth, wife of j. c. Booth OF
Minnehaha, died yesterday.
The Boston restaurant continues to De
the popular open all night establishment
Henry Griggs was sent up Yesterday Tor
s;xtv davs for the larceny of a buffalo
robe,
The reprobate r. G. Fisher, alias Bar
ton was sent to jail yesterday for sixty
days.
Miss Mamie, daughter of Col. Il. Z.
Benten. died of typhoid fever on Friday
night.
II. B. Murray g. Co., wholesale clger
dealers. have made an assignment TOD. =.
Murray.
Mrs LYMAN F. Brown will give
musical recital in Elliott's hall tomorrow
evening.
Gosne, services Will be held IN the par
Iors If the Y. NJ. C. A this afternoon and
evening.
Fl. C. Corners portrait OF Miss PhoSa
NcAllister is a masterpiece OF color ana
fine execution.
Yesterday was the busiest day Tor some
4;,,,o 90 regards TO criminal affairs in the
municipal court.
The two literary societies of the State
University will give entertainments To-
morrow evening.
Cbanlain Satterlee will conduct the
regular Sabbath session OF the reform
club this afternoon.
The Spirltualists will hold meeting
in the hall over 125 Nicollet avenue this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Arthur Wales VIII retire from the
orchestra, and hereafter devote himself
exclusively to organ building
The Rev. H. NJ. Simmons will deliver
his lecture upen eDante'' in the Jewish
synagogue on Tuesday evening.
The regular semi monthly meeting OF
he Ladies' Emerald Isle Land League
will be held in Norden hall this evening
at o'clock.
In the district court yesterday there
were twenty-six Of the HARDWOOD cases up
on the calender, but were all continued
for two weeks.
The matinee at the orera house had the
largest audience of the season. The
crush was so great that two ladies tainted
and had to be carried out.
The Minneapolis Press club will hold
session in the Tribune editorial rooms at
3 O'Clock this afternoon, when constl-
tuition and bylaws will be adopted.
Rev. Prof. Chase, of Faribault, will
oficiate at the Holy Trinity church this
morning at the usual hour. Prof. Chase
was rector of that church twelve years
ago.
A firm, comprising the most avowed
and bitter enemies of the motor line yes
terday purchased peace of real estate
on the line of the road, paying therefor
good round sum.
Owing to the repeated blunders OF the
Western Union Telegraph company in
miscarrying special kilograms, the readers
of the GLOBE have been frequently cheat
ed out of important Minneapolis news.
Chas. C. Holt, recently the secretary of
the o. A. Pray manufacturing company,
has retired from that firm, and, it is an
nounced, will go into the furniture man
ufacturing business with Major Gilmore.
The knights of Pythias will give a
grand reception and dance on the even
ing of Tuesday, the 18th inst. Exten-
sive preparations are making. 1t is proc
able that this will be the last dance they
will give this season.
The great temperance lecturer, John
3. Cough, will occupy the academy on
Wednesday evening He will be follow
by the celebrated Italian tragedian, Ros-
81. in Othello Thursday night, King Lear
Friday night and Hamlet, Saturday mat
inee.
The Crusaders r. a. brass band has
reorganized, with membership Of
twenty-one. The band has full brass
OUTFIT. including $500 worth Of music,
fine uniforms, etc. 1t is quite probable
that dir. W. w. Sidweil will be engaged
as teacher,
Frank Mclaughlin was arraigned in
the police court yesterday upon the
charge of larceny of copper from the o.
A. Pray manufacturing company. He
pleaded not guilty and had the case co..
tinued until Monday afternoon. 1t will
be remembered that gang Of five boys
were recently arrested for the same theft.
These boys claimed that Mclaughlin,
considerably older than they, was the in
stigator and prime mover in the thievlng
business. But it Is highly proboble that
the boys, in order to 'sclear their own
skirts,'' have decided upon this scheme.
The testimonial farewell benefit to
Miss McAllister last evening was de-
cided success. At the end of the third
act the lady was called before the curtain
and presented with very fine Oil por-
trait of herself, the work of Herbert c..
Conner of this city. Also a gold watch
and chain and number of smaller
presents from her admiring friends. The
presentation was made by D. W.
Albaugh in few we'll chosen words, and
the recipient responded with warmly ex-
pressed thanks. "Fanchon the Cricket"
was the play presented.