Daily globe., 1883-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Humphrey Griffith, of Rushvllle, ILL.,, is
visiting friends in Minneapolis.
Brown, of the Comique restaurant,
has the art of drawing host of patrons.
A special meeting of the board of edu-
cation will be held at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
On Wednesday the Des Moines club will
play the Minneapolis at the Brown Stock
ing park.
The Boston restaurant still runs at 200
Hennopin avenue, opposite the Pence
Opera house.
Proposals for furnishing 1000 feet of
curb and gutter stone will be opened by
Engineer Rinker this afternoon.
On Thursday evening the weekly party
under the auspices of the guests of the
house will occur at the Hotel Lyndale.
The council committee on ordinances
meets at 2 p, n. today, and the committee
on railroads tomorrow at the same hour.
The street car company ought to be in
terviewed by the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. They require one
horse to do the service of two, which is
brutal treatment to horsefesh.
The students Of Michigan university,
resident in this city, will treat the profes-
sors Of their alma mater who are attend
ing the A. 4. A. S. convention to an excur-
sion, boat ride and supper at Lake Cal
houn this evening.
Yesterday the chief of police received
Tho fcijou-ino- +alanropO fror, HJ-, D;cLo,,
of Davenport: Inform Mr.. Hubbard. a
millwright employed IN one of the mills,
that his wife is dying" The police have
as yet been unable 10 discover who Mr.
Hubbard is,
The case Of the three young men arrest
ed on the charge OF holding up Mr. Jones
on Cedar avenue n Saturday night, will
come up for an examination in the munic-
ipal court this morning. Mr.. Parr, Pat
rick Murphy and Wm. Aber are witnesses,
having seen the robbery
S. D. Butler had SO bill stolen from
his vest, which was left hanging IL a barn
at the corner OF Third avenue south and
Seventy-frst street. The bill is described
as series A268013G, No. 2840. Grafton
bank, Dakota 20. He will give a reward
Of 80 for information given chief of po-
lice.
Mrs. Eliza Miller, who was reported il
yesterdays GLoBE as having arrived IN the
city destitute of means, and falling tc
fnd the friends she expected to meet was
given shelter by the police, was yesterday J
given a temporary home by lady living
near the Washington avenue street cal
barn.
H. G. Connor, portrait artist, is making
number OF pieces for sale which vii
be held in few months. He has com
pleted an ideal head of a novice, which il
gem, and which must command a ready
sale. Another piece is q little painting Of
Fawn's Leap, the beautiful little waterfall
On the East side.
Four young men we're arrested last even
ing for fast driving on Lake street. Chic.
Berry vii strictly carry out the mandate
of the mayor IN regard to reckless driving
within the limits. and this morning tht
four young bucks who have disregardet
the order Of the mayor Will pay a penalty
for their disobedience.
A question frequently asked is, Who i
Gates? and the invariable answer is, He i
Gates. Like Napoleon, he suddenly rose
reIgEed and fell He is now trembling il
his majestic boots lest he may be prose
cuted by the hospital authorities, and b
makes dire threats of bringing fresl