Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17
mINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.


Sullivan, of the Boston, sets first rate
dinner.
The A. o. H met yesterday and trans
acted the usual routine business.
Irving's Grip Van Wlnkls" will be the
Pence Opera house attraction this week.
The Comioue resta mt has tempt
ing fare on It's tables and at reasonable
prices.
This morning the sale of delinquent tax
lands will open at the court house at 10
o'clock.
For disorderly conduct on Manitoba
train yesterday wayward fellow lies in
durance.
Minneapolis citizens were treated to a
brilliant display of the wonders Of north
ern lights.
There will be public sale of land at
the court house this forenoon for delin-
quent taxes.
Officer Mcnamara arrested a young man
for shooting off from suspension bridge
last night.
having thoroughly reorganized, will meet
this evening.
An entire new variety will be presented
at the Vaudeville temple on first avenue
this evening.
The Men elssoln club Will meet this
evening to arrange for the winter season
of musIcales.
Captain Chase captured a noted crook
last night. A case will probably be work
ed up against him to-day.
An inebriased young man kicked mp a
disturbance III street car yesterday and
was given quarters in limbo.
Mrs. Gardner, a lady from the east, ad-
dressed large meeting of the Reform
Club at Harrison hall yesterday afternoon.
At p. m, to-day, special meeting of
the Minneapolis Woman's Suffrage asso-
citation will be held at 25l Nicollet avenue.
The Brown Stockings will play at the
park again this evening. H. Winner will
catch, and the boys expect to DO themselves
proud.
Miss Susie NJ. hnson lectured yester-
day afternoon at $50 Second street south,
and Mrs. L. A. Coffin gave readings and
tests.
A beIl1gsrent hoodlum kicked up lively
iamboree in Swede Kates bagnie last eve
ming. Sergt. MoKernan took hiR In. He
found rock in either side psskst OF his
coat.
The funeral Of the Rev. z. W. Greasy
an old and esteemed citizen of Xinnsapo-,
lis, occurred yesterday from the First
Baptist church. He was seventy five years
of age.
Officer Boueshaber arrested psgilistic-
ally disposed young dude yesterday for
chasing an insolent East slider into his
house and administering cJrporeal pun
ishment.
At the Grand, Nat Goodwin, a comedian
who has always proven favorite in this
city. will appear IN Hobbies" in which
he will give sketches of the great actors of
the world.
Saturday the blacksmith shop owned
by NJ. w. Corners and L. o. Haynes on the
corner of Main street and First avenue
northeast were partially consumed by fire.
Loss $500; covered by insurance.
The city board assumes charge Of dis
trict school 80 to-day and the kicking
rural officers will be reesated to other
duties OF which they knog more than the
managing Of an educational institution.
The report that Hugh Garrity had CON-
mitted suicide by drowning jumping
from Suspension BRIDGES the joke at
which his friends laugh iast now. Hugh
doesn't appear to have an inclination IL
that direction.
Minnea polls contains quite number OF
brutal wife-beaters it would seem. Yes
terday another was captured by the police
and Justice will be ruled out To him to day.
His name is Ole Olson. Uuoer the in
f1usnce of orty-rod whisky he went to his
domicile and pounded his wife black and
blue.
Capt. A. A. Dsnn e, who is well K Town
throughout the country as sporting man,
and who organized lacrosse CUBS in Min
neapolis and st. Paul this season, will
leave for ST. Louis this evening. He goes
to take charge of the st. Louis Athletic
park, one of the largest and finest in the
country, and has a $1,000 club house in
course of construction. 1t will be opened
October 1. Base ball, cricket, lacrosse, lawn
tennis, polo, bicycling, foot racing
wrestling and other sports will be given,
Capt. Dennis will return to Minneapolis in
March, when he anticipates organizing an
athletic sporting club here.
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