Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-22
3IINNEAPOLTs GLOBELErs.

In spreading delectable tables, the PoPu-
lar Boston restaurant takes the cake. Al
ways open.
The little child of Mabel Wood, who re-
Gently died at the pest house, died at the
same place yesterday.
The liabilities of Salmon y Co., lnsol-
vent. are S9.335.03 and the assets $9,2l4.OS'
including SS47.57 in accounts.
Miss Phosa McAllister viii renew her
labors at the Opera house again this
evening. after rest of week.
The graduating exercises of the College
hospital. VIII be held in the Academy Of
Music. on the evening Of March 1.
The Father Mathew society held a very
pleasant meeting, despite the severe cold
in Catholic Association hall, last evening.
The funeral OF the late John Hinton oo-
CURED yesterday at O'Clock under the
auspices of the Old volunteer fire depart
mert.
Tomorrow evening Ada Gray viii open
her season. at the Academy, in East
Lynne" She appeared here last year and
created q favorable impression.
The P. P. is sill subject to spasmodic
fits because the water board had the good
sense to select Col. Henion as superintend-
ent of the water works.
One of the hack teams ran away on
Washington avenue last evening, upsetting
and throwing out the driver in front of
the GLOBE Office. The driver fortunately
escaped injury.
This evening J. W. Jennings will appear
for the first time IN the Opera house in
Willow Copse" finishing the week in
American Born supported by the full
strength of Miss McAlhster's company.
Capt. Chase yesterday arrested tramp
named Pierce, for stealing three overcoats
rom three parties living on the East side,
namely Henry Schafe, John Dodge and A.
j. Temple. The property was recovered
Hook & Ladder Company No. l, of the
Old Volunteer fire department, will cole
brate its fifth anniversary with grand
banquet on the evening of the 25th
meeting of the committee on arrangements
was held yesterday.
Nils Gibson has been arrested at the in
stance of an unfortunate girl who loved
not wisely but too we'll, named Meritina
Hauser, and will be arraigned before
Judge Cooley to-day on a charge of bas-
tardy.
The following board of physicians have
been selected by the directors of the
Homeopathic hospital: DR.. P. M. Good
win, consulting physician and chairman of
the board; Drs. 0. w. Humphrey, w. II.
Leonard, S. NJ. Spaulding and DR.. Adele G.
hutchinson.
There is much indignation expressed by
Wfshburn's friends at his attempts to
abolish the presumption act. During the
campaign last fall, when the GLOBE al
legged that this !oeculator would do such an
unjust thing, these same people who are
now expressing their disgust, rose up and
denied the allegations, asserting that Wash
burn is the poor mans friend.
No new smallpox cases reported vest ter
day. Mrs. Colon. one of the smallpox
patients residing at the corner of Seventh
street and Sixth avenue south, died
yesterday morning, although she
was not affected with a malignant type of
the disease, but rather with simple Yario-
loid. 1t was accompanied with convul-
sions. It was the latter which produced
death.
On Saturday night an unsophisticated
granger was worked to the tune of $50 by
a brace of sleek confidence men at the
Manitoba depot. One made his acquaint-
ance on the train. Both got off at Mime
apolis. The con fdence man met an ac-
duaintance to whom he owed $50.
The acquaintance had to take
the train. The confidence man
had a thousand dollar check which he
could not get cashed until he saw a bust
ness man, friend. down town. He showed
bond. Would Inc granger loan $50 for
half an hour: The money was forth
coming.
At the annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Benefit Mutual Building and Loan associ-
alton, the following officers were elected:
President, W. G. Pinkerton; secretary,
j. E. Merrill; treasurer, W. P. Northway;
attorney, Charles Robinson; managers for
three years, J. D. Williamson, T. E. Mer-
Ger; for one year, w. D. Peet; reappointed,
Messrs. Schlener and Carleton. DR.. W. A.
Spaulding, the secretary, read a report
which made very good showing for the
association. A good many new stockhol-
ders were taken IL, as many as sixty five
shares being sold. Several large loans
were also made.
meeting of the committee selected by
the Academy of Natural sciences will be
held at the Nicollet house at II O'clock
this afternoon 10 perfect arrangements
for the reception Of TIE American As
ISOLATION for the Advancement of Science
which viii meet ~ this city Aug. l. Sec
rotary Hall has distributed circulars to the
different members of the executive COM
mittee. requesting attendance at the meet
ing now called for making the necessary
prelimin Try arrangements, and if it is
found impossible to serve, to inform Hon.
George A. Pillsbury OF the fact, in order
that the vacancy can be promptly filed.
John Hagness procured horse and
enter belonging to saloon keeper named
L. Clauson at 527 South Washington avenue,
with which, in company with his wife, he
drove a short distance from the city on
Saturday night. Returning home at about
l o'clock yesterday morning, the horse
took fright on South Washington avenue
and ran away, throwing them both from
the cutter. The horse was captured by
four men further down the street, and John
Eggean, saloon keeperaon South Wash