Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
MINNEAPOLIs GLoBELETs.

fee to-day.
The water board failed in getting quo
rum last night.
The municipal court did a land office
business yesterday.
AS the cold weather approaches the vag
nuisance materialize5
Go TO the Boston restaurant for good
meals at moderate prices.
Those elaborate Sixth street horse cars
are now in daily operation.
'Ls Voyage en- Suisse" By Hanlon
Brothers will open next week at the Grand.
W. B. hammond inflicted serious
woand in his foot with an Ak while split
ting wood.
For yagrancy, William Irving will So
j0urn with Sheriff S.oddart period OF
fifteen days.
Minneapolis Temple No. l, P. G., will
give its first dance for the season at Mar
ket hall this evening.
The case against Matte Wilbsr OF South
Minneapolis, charged with larceny, was
finally dismissed yesterday.
A big audience crested Denman Thomp-
son at the Grand les Aight. He always
gets packed houses n minneapolis.
The water in Oak lake will be lowered
about two feet by means of drain now in
course OF construction 10 Bassett's creek.
Chris. WEIGH, in CO. peny with fellow
named Cronin, asaay ed man in the
stree,o. Weloa pad a ire of So and costs
Upon melon IF the city attorney, the
case against John Leaf, charged with an
attempted assault, was discharged yester-
day.
A burglar who was endeavoring to ply
his vocation in Oak lake, was frustrated
by faithful watch dog, on Wednesday
night.
The sheriG's sale at A. T. Williams mil
linery store, $40 NicolIet avenue, was post
poned yesterday until 10 o'clock this
morning.
Arthur Gunther, the forger, reported in
Yesterdays GLOBE, IVES yesterday held to
the Grand jury without q preliminary ex-
animation.
Capt. West arrested tao more Of the
East side burglars yes, day morning. He
has been doing some .retty sleek detec-
tive work Of late.
Capt j. j. Headely, awell known con-
tractor, has been missing since Monday
and ali sorts OF conjectures are made as to
his Whereabouts.
Early yesterday morning the Oil house
Of the Omaha railway on Fourth avenue
north was destroyed by fire, eataiIing q
loss Of about 5000; insured.
Grand Prohibition rally at Harrison haD
tonight, (Friday.) An address viii be
given by Chas. Evans Holt, thu Prohibi-
ton candidate for governor.
An adjourned meeting CT tbs city coun-
Gil Will be held this evening. The hack
ordinance and other important matters
will come up for consideration.
1t is reported that two Sgedes were fol-
lowed ont on Western avenue by quartet
of crooks, who slugged them with sand
bags ana robbed them of $500.
Jerry Kennedy is under arrest charged
with vsgrancy. He is suspected of being
crooked, and to get evidence, the case has
been continued until tomorrow.
A strong iron covering will be built over
the canal at the mills from Sixth avenue
down to the end. The work will probably
not be completed within six months.
For Sale.-A small family horse, kind
and gentle, top buggy, jump seat cutter
and harness, at big bargain. Call at the
GLOBE Office, No. 6 Washington avenue.
The clock in the district court has been
repaired, oiled and cleaned. It's dirty face
healthy, resonant tone, to the delight of
judges, clerks and spectators.
Albert Easthogen, the young man charg-
ed by saloon keeper with the larceny of
$50, was continued to the grand jury yes
terday. The young man has many friends
who claim that ne IS innocent.
Maud Penny went to the undertaking
rooms and represented herself q relative of
the late Bridget Kelly, who died suddenly
in her bed, aud whose remains lie at the
undertaker's, and stole an earring.
Joseph E. Lyons, the court stenographer,
has been on the sick list for the last three
weeks from inhammatory rheumatism.
He is oonvalescing. and will be at his post
in the district court next Tuesday.
The Prohibitionists will hold a grand
rally at Harrison hell to night. The Hon.
Chas. Evans Holt, Prohibition candidate
for governor, will address the meeting and
an interesting meeting is anticipated.
The fifth annual ball of the Minneapolis
Light infantry COMPANY AZ Will be given
at the Nicollet house on Friday evening,
Oct. 26. Arrangements have been COM
pleted for an especially brilliant affair.
The fur establishment of Crevier &
Bennett, 236 Nicollet avenue,was closed by
the sheriff on Wednesday evening on a
writ of attachment issued az the instance
of Beak & Bacher, TO whom the furriers
owe $3.50.
Complaints are being made that butch
ers are slaughtering G tie and stock in
SIDE the city limits, com '.ary to the city
ordinance regulating the same. The at
tention OF Health q .icer Cockburn is
called TO the outrage.
John Waters and William Lewis, the two
men arrested upon tn charge of attempt
ing to rob man at the Oomique. were ar
hae II TDoi