Daily globe., 1883-06-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The Father Mathew society held regu
lar meeting at 5 O'clock last evening.
The matter of police promotions viii
come before the city council Wednesday
night for confirmation.
The board of water commissioners will
hereafter meet on each Thursday evening
in the Office OF the mayor.
The Comique restaurant is crowded day
and night by the hungry and thirsty and
Brown gives them their fill.
The city council will be asked to accept
plats of about twenty-fv new additions
10 the city on Wednesday night.
The st. Andrews society will hold an ad.
journed meeting in Byron Sutherland's
Office in the Boston block this evening.
The Boston is the favorite restaurant OIL
Hennepin avenue. SuIlivan's strawberry
short cake is daisy and don't you forget
it.
A regular meeting of the city council
viii be held on Wednesday evening. Ii
promises to be a more than usually busy
session.
j. S. Gillespie has received a personal
telegram from Aitkin denying the reports
Of heavy rains in that region. So the logs
are still hung up.
At the meeting of the board of trade
which will be held this morning needed
changes in the constitution will be intro
duced for consideration and adoption.
Next week the dates are all filed at the
Grand. High school commencement on
tho 11th, Tony Pastor on the 18th and 18th,
and Fay Templeton for the remainder of
the week.
The Original Tenneseean colored singers
will give a concert in Market hall on We'd
nesday next, June the 9th. They are nine
in number, and are acknowledged to be
finished artists.
Those Springfield rifles in the hands Of
competent patrol has had saIutary ef-
feet on the fire bugs. The prompt and
decisive action of the mayor in this mat
ter is highly commendable.
number of farmers who visited the
city yesterday reported that the wheat
crop never looked more promising. The
corn crop, however, according to indica-
tions, must prove failure.
The concert to be given next Thursday
evening at Catholic Association hall by the
choir of Father McGolrick's church, to
help in procuring a new organ, is an as
sured success. A splendid entertainment
will be given.
Tomorrow evening a grand musical en-
tertainment will be given in Harrison
hall, the proceeds of which go toward pay
51t,@ i
decorating that hall, which badly needed
the improvement.
The Rev. SatterIee, in reading the last
words of the 49th psalm at Harrison hall
yesterday, gave an impressive emphasis to
the following words of the text; Man
that is IN honor and understandeth not is
like the beasts that perish" He made no
comment.
Nelson Haines, Chester Haines, Peter
PETERSON and Otto Soderberg, the inter
esting quartette vino perpetrated the
Medina murder, will be given a preIim-
mary examination before Judge Bailey on
Wednesday morning. They are now in
custody without bail.
The State Medical society committee on
arrangements have decided that during the
convention to commence June 19, trip to
Minnetonka and a banquet at the Lafay-
cite shall be INDUCED in The committee
invites all interested physicians to meet at
the Nicollet this evening.
The council committee on health and
hospitals and public grounds and build
ings meet at + p. N. on Monday, and the
committee on fire department at p. N.
bp 4 "a coli
will meet al o'clock on Tuesday after
noon and the committee on claims at 7:3O
O'Clock on Monday evening.
Three drunken fellows forced their way
into q saloon at the corner Of Eighteenth
street and Fourteenth avenue SO nth yes
terday and beng refused fre-water pro-
ceeded to help themselves in a liberal
way. Officer Grace, aided by Officer
Bur!i, secured two of the waywards who
will be dealt with to-day. The third got
away.
Early esierday merning Officer Fox
found William Mehan, a saloon keeper.
lying injured and helpless in basement
on Second avenue south. The patrol
wagon was called and the man taken to
his home near by. AIr. Mehan had q
fractured leg. and claims that he was
robbed of q small sum of money and
knocked into the basement by foot-pads.
Last evening the attention of Officer
Krumweide was attracted by the conduct
of q suspicious looking character on North
Third street. He was following close at
the heels of q young girl. The officer kept
at a convenient distance and watched de
velopmeDts. After walking along for
about four blocks the scoundrel stepped
up and with villainous intent accosted the
girl, who with scream started on a run
for her home. The officer rushed up and
took into custody the scoundrel, and then
sought out the child, vino proved to be
Lizzie, aged eleven years, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Redmond, of Sixth
avenue between First and Second streets
north. The lady and her child will ap-
pear as witnesses in the municipal court
to-day.