Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-10
mINNEAPoLIs aLoBELETs.

The Franklin Avenue Literary society
viii meet this evening.
Constable Hook at the Pence Opera
house matinee this afternoon.
The Ames zouaves drilled last evening
at the hall, PA Nicouet avenue.
George N. Morgan Post, G. A. R.,install-
ed their new officers last evening.
Criminal ofenses in the municipal court
were alta low ebb again yesterday.
iii alleged that the ticket brokers are
selling frst-class tickets to Chicago for
SO.
The Masonic Mutual Aid society has re-
elected its old board of officers and man
ayers.
Rip Van Wrinkle will be brought out at
the Opera house tomorrow night for the
week.
+. Martins hennery, near the university,
was visited by chicken thieves Monday
night.
Minnie Winner was sent to the county
jail yesterday for ten days, upon a charge
of vagrancy.
The reception to be given to Rev. Tread
well Walden will occur on Wednesday
evening, the 18th.
At The Comique restaurant special ac-
commodations are furnished supper par
ties. Open all night.
The ladies of the social circle of the
Church of the Redeemer will meet in the
church parlors at 2;30 this afternoon.
Harry Goldburn, employed as brake
man onsthe Manitoba railway, had three
fingers badly crushed by the bumpers.
The proprietor of the Harmonic house
was arrested yesterday for allowing women
of i'll repute to make rendezvous of his
house.
Fred Brietner has been arrested upon
charge of assaulting J. P. Ksrns. He will
be tried before Judge Cooley tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. John Loffstt and four children have
been seriously i'll from eating cheese
which contained an ingredient which was
poisonous.
The commencement exercises of the Col
in February at either the Academy of
Music or Pence Opera house.
Last evening the Crusader society held
a very pleasant meeting in Catholic As
ISOLATION hall. Music and literary exercises
formed an entertaining part.
1t now seems quite probable that the
two localities on Washington avenue south
recently visited by fires will be rebuilt
with fine brick buildings in the spring.
Philip Goodwin, farmer living in Os-
SEQ township, brought load of hay to
this market yesterday. In getting off the
load, he fell and broke his arm in two
places.
John Murray was treated to another
ovation of applause at the Opera house
last night, while the absence of Grace
Cortland in the cast was remarked by
many in the audience.
The town clerk of Plymouth reports
twenty deaths and twenty-seven births for
that township for the past year and the
clerk of Minnetonka reports tWenty-six
deaths and thirty-four births.
The prospects of Jules Meyers forth
coming billiard tournament are, indeed,
promising. Already Messrs. Doyle, Liver
man, Billiter, Carter and Slosson have en-
tered. The latter is the brother of George
Slosson.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to N M. Emmans and Lucia R. Green,
Michael Meyer and Susanna ives, John
A. Jaeger and Matilda NJ. johnson, Dave
IOi, t.
Shoberg and Mary Bendt.
Reports from the pineries state that
there is foot of snow and good log haul
ing on the west branch of Rum river. On
Prairie and Swan rivers there is from fif
teen to seventeen inches of snow, and logs
are going to the banking grounds at
lively rate.
The Homeopathic Hospital association
will purchase the V shaped property
bounded by Eighth and Ninth streets and
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues for $4,000,
and will erect thereon $4,000 building.
DR.. W. E. Leonard has been elected hospi-
tai superintendent.
The county attorney held a conference
with the attorney general yesterday in ref
erence to the present criminal code, which
was adopted in 1857 and is very faulty and
inefficient. The result is there will be a
bill introduced at the present session of
the legislature asking for the appointment
of a commission to amend the code.
Cotton & Co. have issued card stating
that no change in the business will be oc-
casioned by the demise of Mr.. Kitching,
a member of the firm. Mr.. John a.
Stevens, of New York, will purchase the
late Mr.. Kitchings interest, and actively
associate himself with the Coltons on
February 1.
Journal: The postofice department. has
issued the new letter paper and envelope,
and 1t will soon be expected at the Mime
apolis Office. The combination is sheet
of letter paper, with an envelope flap hav-
ing on it a three cent stamp. All the
sender will be obliged to do after writing
letter will be to fold the letter sheet, seal
it by meistening the mucilage on the en-
velope flap and drop it in the nearest post
Office or letter box. The combination is
sold for three cents, and it will undoubted-
ly prove as great convenience to the pub
lie as the postal card. Another feature of
the combination is that the name of the
postoffice selling is printed on the envel-
ope. The chief merit of this new scheme