Daily globe., 1883-08-07

and $4,000 for the permanent fund of the
university of Minnesota, in Minnesota
state railroad ~ per cent adjustment
bonds yesterday. By this action the state
invests in its oWn securities end pays to
the schools the interest accruing there
from.
At the quarterly meeting OF the State
Board of Charities and Corrections at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, among other
important business will be the reading of
Secretary Hunts report of the condition
of the several state and county institutions
which have been inspected by the
examining board since the last session of
the board
man named Geo. Mathews, for some
time past in the employ of Hays livery
stable, corner Fourth and st. Peter streets,
was sent to the insane asylum yesterday
after examination before Judge McGrorty.
Mathews was injured in the head when a
boy, and of late he has been decidedly
f1ighty at times, making him an unsafe
person 10 be at large.
Mary Oleson, the unfortunate young
girl who was found in a half crazy con-
dition on Summit avenue a few mornings
ago, was sent to her friends at Swede
Lake Yesterday. She was formerly en-
played as a domestic in this city, and it is
reported that on the night before she was
found she was assaulted and outraged by
a young rough. 1t is serious charge, ,and
if true the perpetrator should be severely
punished.
Messrs. R. L. Polk & Co., publishers of
our city directory, will soon issue direc-
tory of Minnesota, Dakota and Montana,
in one volume, in which will be given the
name of every business and professional
person in this state and the two territories.
1t will undoubtedly be the largest and
most complete directory ever issued in the
northwest. Forty experienced directory
men have been collecting data for it for
the past three months.
Aldermen Van Slyck and johnson, the
committee appointed to confer with the
mayor and president of the council, to ar
range for the reception Of the visiting Of
ficials from Detroit, held a conference
yesterday afternoon. It has been decided
to give the visitors carriage ride, and if
an appropriation is made by the council
| tonight, they will be given banquet. Al
any rate, cheese will be cut, and there
will be good time generally.
Miss Lizzie Harris, Of Hartford, Conn.
| in 1861 teacher in our public schools, is
on a two weeks visit with Mrs. Parker
| Paine, of Eighth street. Miss Harris has
now one Of the most popular and fashion
able schools for young ladies in New Eng
land, at Woodside, on Prospect Hill, Hart
ford, giving young ladies the advantage o1
a collegiate education. Miss Harris hal
upwards of one hundred young ladies from
all parts of the United States,
The series of Sunday evening concerts
whose classic melodies have delighted TIT
citizens of Rosabel street as proceeding
from the St. Thomas hotel are about tC
be terminated. It is all owing to the per
verse idea of man who has no music il
his soul and whose education in the direc
tion of high art has been badly neglected
and growing weary of the concerts given
at this resort the party alluded to swort
out warrant yesterday for the proprie
tors arrest on the charge ofdisturbing the
| peace.
In alluding to the management of tn
/ new Opera house last Sunday the GLoB
gave the name of one of the managers a
Mr.. N. l.. Scott, when the initials shoult
have been reversed so as 20 read L. n
Scott, who has been the general agent O
the st. Louis & st. Paul Packet line for
number of years. In this connection
may be said that the report that the ney
Opera house would be managed by syn
dicate is wholly without foundation il
fact, Commodore Davidson being the sol
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