Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


ton in contemplation.
The Crusaders meet this evening at
Catholic association hall.
The Illinois ''folk" meet again this even
ing for the completion of their associa-
ton.
The real estate transfers filed in the
registers Office yesterday aggregated only
$15,177.
Elijah Barton, member of the Indiana
bar, was admitted to practice here yester-
day by Judge Lochren.
A plat of Lockwood's subdivision in
block l3 of Murphy's addition to Minneap-
oils was filed yesterday.
The Crusaders T. A. society will hold a
regular weekly meeting in Catholic asso-
citation hall this evening.
The sale of seats for the Rice Surprise
Party season opens this morning at the
box Office of the Grand opera.
In the case of James Eagan against
Medare Miller, ct al, judgment was yes
terday fled in favor of plaintiff.
Michael Curtiss, a contractor residing
near Franklin and Minnehaha avenues,
has been missing for nearly two weeks.
"a burning chimney on Sixth street
north brought out the fire department
carly yesterday morning. No damage re-
suited.
William Wilson, who is now confined in
the county Jail for the larceny of money
from Della Wells, is to ge. new trial in
few days.
An ordinance amending the new hack
ordinance will be introduced at the
regular meeting of the city council tomor
row evening.
Tomorrow evening the Irish National
league gives ball at Market hall for the
benefit of the cause for which the society
was established.
The revival meetings at the Advent
church, North Minneapolis, will continue
during the entire week. Twenty CONVEX
sions are already reported to have taken
place.
Yesterday the board of trade removed
from their quarters in the chamber of
commerce to their new and commodious
rooms in the old Masonic block on Niool-
let avenue.
Herbert E. Weeks, who used an ak on
his Tife's paramour some weeks ago ON
Second avenue north, was sentenced yes
tesday to one year and half in the state
penitentiary.
Thos. Collins, the assistant engineer of
the city water works, met with an accident
yesterday morning by which he lost the
first finger of the right hand by it's being
caught in plunger.
Lorenzo Thaycr's residence on south
Tenth street was entered by burglars on
Sunday night, They stole two overcoats,
but failed to secure any money although
the house was pretty thoroughly ran
secked.
On Thanksgiving evening q musical
festival and supper will be given by the
young ladies of the Sodality in Holy
Rosary Parish at Martins hall, South
Washington avenue for the purpose of
establishing circulating library.
Wilson Mitchell is under arrest, charged
with committing an assault upon the per-
son of Maggie Mccoy. He was arraigned
i'll the municipal court yesterday after
noon, but the trial of the case was con-
tinued until December 3, in 500 bail.
Philip Hartman, corner Sixth street and
and Fourteenth avenue south, will give
free lunch of bears flesh to his patrons on
Thanksgiving day. He has been fatten-
ing his two bears since August and their
flesh will make an exceedingly savory
dish.
In the municipal court yesterday the
case of the State VS.. VIM. Turner and G..
W. Mounday, charged with keeping and
maintaining gambling parlors, was con
tinued to Dec 3 at 8 a. m. The bail re-
NAMED the same as previously fixed by the
court.
AS not ed in these columns steam power
as to be put into the large Pillsbury A
Touring mill. On Saturday the Pills
bury's closed a contract with Col. Glenn
for steel boilers for the Anchor mill, which
VIII be half the capacity of those ordered
for the other mill. 4 Corliss engine will
be used.
The newspaper report that Col. Glenn
is to establish newspaper in this city,
the distinctive object of which shall be tho
furtherenoe of his political aspirations, is
simply another of those many lodges in
augurated by his political enemies. Col
Glenn stands in no need OF an institution
of that character.
meeting of the Illinois association
will be held at St. Georges Society hall,
in Woods block, on NicoiIet avenue, Tues
day evening, Nov. 81, 1888, at 1880 o'clock,
for the purpose of adopting the bylaws to
be reported by the committee. All former
residents of Illinois are respectfully in
vited to be present. BY order of the oom-
mittee.
Sadie Parker and Roy Earle, are two
festive "ladies," mistresses of certain First
street borders. That is, in the abscene of
the actual madams they appeared for
them in the municipal court and each left
with Clerk Parket the respective sums of
$3.50, The former was followed by
bevy of four while the latter had seven
soiled doves and they each left $3.50.
The new standard time is working finely
throughout Minneapolis. Some are slow
in adopting it as the English nation was
IN adopting the Gregorian calendar, but
the prejudice will soon die ont. The Ital-
ian way of naming the time, such as SIS
o'clock" is now heard on the streets and
~ill appear nothing novel when the ear
cnce gets habitusted to the expression.