Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS GAoBELhTs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Yesterday was very quiet day in police
circles.
Officer Burli has corralled another over
coat thief.
Prof. Dexter will be at his Minneapolis
Office today.
The Boston restaurant furnishes warm
meals at all hours, day and night.
The Crusaders society will meet at
ing.
j. ]. Atkinson's overcoat was cabbaged
from his residence, 625 South Fourth
street.
The farmers lecture course at the state
university will begin about the middle Of
January.
The churches were very well attended
yesterday despite the very disagreeabie
weather.
The citizens Of the First yard should re-
member the special alaermanic election on
Tuesday.
Q1ite an amount of cologne was carried
Off from Geo. E. Higgins drug store on
Saturday.
The annual meeting Of the Sisterhood of
Bethany will be held on the first Friday in
November.
Burglars got away with S195 worth of
cigars and revolver from the store at 428
Nicollet avenue.
The forty female mastodols, including
Ida Siddons the favorite dauseuse, will
open their week at Pence this evening.
The board of water commissioners will
hold regular meeting at the Office of the
superintendent on Thursday evening.
The inimitable Hanlon Brothers and
their English French comedians in 'Le
Voyage en- Suisse" at the Grand this even
ing.
Maud Penny, for stealing an earring
from the dead body of Mrs. Bridget Kelly,
will be arraigned in the municipal court
to-day.
A sneak thief who stole an overcoat
from residence on Fourth avenue south,
was arrested yesterday and the coat re-
covered.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence
society held a we'll attended and interest
ing meeting in Catholic Association hall
last evening.
Two overcoats and suit of black clothes
were stolen from II. o. Peterson's store in
South Minneapolis on Saturday night.
The coats were recovered and the thieves
jagged.
An adjourned meeting Of the city cour-
Gil will be held on Wednesday evening
when the hack ordinance will be placed
upon its passage, after having been
printed.
An emplOye Of the Milwaukee railway
crushed one of his hands between the
bumpers yesterday morning ard DR.. Ames
atpputated the thumb and three fingers in
consequence.
A lad named Jimmy MeCIelathan fell
from trapeze at his fathers residence,
SOP Third avenue northeast, on Saturday,
aud dislocated his eIboR. Dr.. w. 0. Ste
phens attended the boy.
Overcoat thieves are unpleasantly nu-
merous in Minneapolis just at preset, but
the thought that they are meeting with
warm reception by the police is consoling.
A large gang OF them have been gathered
in the last week.
The Eustis Brothers will in few days
have ball placed upon tbs top of the city
hall with the necessary connections with
their jewelry store, and it will drop at
twelve o'clock noon each day, governed by
the Mortified time.
In the event Captain o. G. Merriman,
the chairman, returns home, the commit
tee will resume on Wednesday afternoon
its Investigation CT the causes which lead
to the defect in the water supply at the
Syndicate block and other disastrous fires.
Minnehaha Lodge, Good Tamplars, cele-
brated its twentieth anniversary on Satur-
day night. Every charter member (29)
was either present Or heard from. Ad-
dresses were made by Aid. G. W. CLARK. the
first presiding officer of the lodge ard by
! others. Since its organization not
weekly meeting has been missed.