Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
The Durham Novelty company has bus
ted up.
Burrham's variety show at the Opera house
proves ssnide" affair.
VIM. sommers, living on the Watertown
road, was severely kicked by horse on Mon
day.
Oscar-not Wilde--Quick went to The stone
pile for seven days on account Of plain
drunk.
". P. Burnett is preparing to erect row
of stores on Nicollet avenue between Eighth
and Ninth streets.
At 7:30 o'clock this morning a special train
on the motor line will leave for Lake Mime
tonka, returning at 4:2o in the afternoon.
tits reported that the Arm of Crocker, Fisk
d Co. has concluded not to rebuild the Min
neapolis mills, destroyed by fire, this season.
The Lurline Boat club held a meeting at ths
Nicollet house last night and among other
business transacted was the election OF off.
GERS.
The Excelsior people are in arms against
Col. McCrary's motor line. They kick against
running motor line through their rural
burgh.
Tomorrow evening the people of Minneap-
oils will enjoy rare treat In the appearance
of the Vokes family, IN their musical frolics,
at the Academy.
crew of men have left work on the stone
arch bridge, and the men now left are said to
number only seventy, but which crew for
merly was fully 500 strong.
The abusive language clause IN the statute
is the origin of good many criminal actions
brought in the municipal court. Five dollars
and costs is the usual penalty.
On Sunday, W. C. Fowler,a Western Union
Telegraph operator was robbed of SIS in cash.
Last evening he instigated the arrest of Geo.
Handy, whom he charged with the robbery.
Last evening Officer Allen arrested Edward
Adams and Adora Carde, wife of William
seems nearly beside himself with jealousy or
anger.
Oscar Wilde will mount the platform at
the Academy this evening and make an exhi-
bition. The house will undoubtedly be packed
as Oscar is the best advertised lecturer in ali
the world.
Thomas Gallagher, a modern pugilist,
charged with committing an assault and bat
terry upon Peter Peterson, milk peddlar, was
before his honor yesterday and had his case
continued until This afternoon.
The steam plough from Engiand which is
now arriving on different cars, will be set up
in Minneapolis. 1t weighs 5000 pounds, and
is operated by two engines and a cable. It
will be tested somewhere In the vicinity Of
Minneapolis.
Josephine Benedeke, charged with assailing
Esther M. Clark with abusive language, was
still indisposed yesterday, and unable appear
in person in court She appeared through
counsel, however, and the trial was regularly
held. She was gned IS and costs.
Walter Parr, arrested on suspicion of com
plicity in murder in Black River Falls, as
published in Yesterdays GLOBE, was yester-
day released, owing to the fact that there was
no evidence in the hands of the officials which
would warrant item IN longer holding the
prisoner.
The sixth annual association meeting of the
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary society,
will be held to day in the East Side Baptist
church. The morning session opens at 10
o'clock, and exercises will he continued
through the day, with an intermission from
IL to 1:30 O'Clock.
A mass indignation meeting, Of the citi-
zens OF North Minneapolis, is announced to
come off in Turner hall on Tuesday evening,
March 81. These people are determined TO
what can be done relative to compelling the
railroad companies to bridge the crossings on
Washington avenue.
At the meeting of the Delta Sigma literary
society of the university on Monday evening,
the following officers were elected for the on.
suing year: President, j. Padyn; vice-presi-
dent, Miss Bonniwell; recording secretary,
Miss Corser; corresponding secretary, A. l.
Read; treasurer, Albert Holt critic, G. w.
Moulton; marshal, Fred. Kirkland,
Samuel Hanks was accused by his wife,
Mary Hanks, with having assaulted her, and
otherwise treated her in a manner contrary to
his marriage obligation, wherein he solemnly
promised to love, cherish and protect. After
hearing the Judge concluded the crime was
one more of will than of deed, and discharged
the suit, advising husband and wife to each
return to their heartstone and treat each other
in manner more becoming husband and
wife.
A Frank Newt, the photographer, became
involved in some difficulty with a woman
named Matilda Berry. The upshot of the af-
fair was warrant for the arrest of Mr.. Newt
upon charge OF assault. The case was called
the municipal court yesterday, but was con-
tinued until to-day to give prosecuting witness
an opportunity to gather up evidence. The
many friends Of Mr.. Newt hope that he will
be honorab]y acquitted of such grave
charge
DutifMt Officer.
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