Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-30
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

G. A. Pillsbury d Co. have taken the
Excelsior mill on trial.
DR.. Linn and daughter have left fol
Mobile, Alabama, to spend the winter.
The Boston restaurant keeps always on
hand a fine stock hf liquors and cigars.
The Knights of Pyramid will meet this
evening and all members are requested to
be present.
DR.. Price has just arrived in the city
with sure and reliable cure for dyph
liberia and can be found at the Clark house
to-day.
Officer Thiernich arrested drunken fell
low for creating disturbance in street
Car last evening. He showed fight and at.
tracted large crowd before lodging him
in the cooler.
Peter Havi was run in by Officer Ander-
son last night for stealing a revolver and
then bombarding the outside of building
oa tbs corner of Eighteenth avenue north
A.. and Second street.
Pence Opera house was packed yesterday
afternoon at the ''Yokie' matinee. The
charming ways of Lulu Wilson csptivate
her audiences, while Wyman's singing is
an exceedingly enjoyable feature.
Rice's Surprise party opened yesterday
afternoon at grand Thanksgiving matt
nee in "Pop." The attendance was large,
and last evening the Grand was filed. The
entertainment is good one, and all are
pleased.
abused by her so-called husband, as related
in yesterdays GLOBE, has left for her home
in Stevens Point, Wis, with the firm de-
termination of leading better life than
associating any longer with the fend who
was bent on her utter degradation.
The Wolfe Tone rifles, the new Irish
military organization of Minneapolis, will
give their first annual ball and drill exhi-
bition on Wednesday evening, Dec. 26, at
Turner hall, North Washington avenue.
The officers are determined to make it one
of the social events of the season.
Head Miller Scott, of the Humboldt
mill, is the recipient of handsome testl-
monial in the shape of costly gold watch
and chain from the employees of the three
Washburn mills, for saving the life of
Thomas johnson on the 10th inst, by res
cuing him from drowning in the mill
canal.
Mayor Ames spent yesterday in st. Paul
purchasing complete outfit for weekly
paper which he will soon establish in this
city. 1t will be Democratic, outspoken
and fearless. The paper will be fashioned
after the style of the San Francisco NeaUS
Letter, four columns to the page, with ad-
vertisements encircling the reading matter
and printed upon good quality OF book
paper.
grocery and provision merchant,
S. T. McCabe, doing business at $50 Wash.
ington avenue north was slugged with a
slungshot by two men on his way home
last Wednesday night about 1890 o'clock.
They knocked him down but he cried out
so Justify that they got scared and ran
away without attempting to rob him.
Though somewhat injured the gentleman
is able to attend to business.
Yesterday morning at ESQ standard
time q, fire broke out in building on
Twenty sixth avenue south, occupied by
Thomas Horton as saloon and owned by
j. w. Byers. The building was entirely
destroyed with all the stock it contained.
The estimated damage on building is
$4,000 and there ls an insurance of $1,000
on the stock. Officers Grace and Cole
turned in the alarm and had to run two
miles before reaching the alarm box.
Number l, 3 and engines promptly re-
sponded and kept the fire from doing fur
ther damage than i 'tated.
Chief Berry we'll deserves the thanks of
the public for a good work he recently
performed. He arrested the young man
of the dime museum who stands on the
sidewalk and cries loud enough to fracture
the tympanum of the muscular appen-
dages of those who have the misfortune of
coming within reach of his voice. Yester-
Gay morning he WAS fined s. and costs
for disorderly conduct in making himself
an intolerable nuisance. The chief would
place the public under extra obligations if
he caused the arrest of the young men
engaged in the same occupation for the
villainous quacks of the city whose name
is legion.
j. B. Macarthur, of Winnipeg, barris-
ter by profession, is guest at the Ncollet.
Harvey w. Brown, of the Gas Light
company, has gone to New York, accom-,
panied by his family.
Chas. f. Kindred, of the bloody Fifth
district, was in the city yesterday to eat
his Thanksgiving turkey.
Il Tribute TO I'roT sssog De.rter By an En,-
nent Lady.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 81, 1SS3.-To those
persons who have been so sarcastic in their
invectives of Prof. Dexter, denounciug
him as fraud and addicted to the use of
liquor, let me, who have been daily Wis
itor to his offices IN Minneapolis and st.
Paul, attest to the purity of the moral at
mosphere pervading his operating rooms
in the dual cities. When one enters there
seems to be desire with those in attend
ance to render the patient, the greatest
good. As for the professor he possesses
in an eminent degree the three irdispens-
sble requisites in true physician. viz:
cheerfulness that is contagious; gentle.
ness, tempered with frmness; the courtesy
of refined gentleman.
The most delicate organization need
feel no shock to sensitive nerves, for there
is almost the privacy of q home, and the
ministrations of the healer,
whose touch is little less
than miraculous. As long as he is with us
crutches will be at discount, and DIS
fgurements will vanish; low, sweet tones
will fall h.