Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

An adjourned meeting OF the city coun-
Gil will be held this evening.
This is big week at Pence Opera hoase,
but next week promises to be greater.
PLAYING base ball with overcoats on
seems to be the correct thing this weather.
The meeting of the board of water com
missioners failed last night for want of a
quorum.
A girl who ran away from the House of
the Good Shepherd, st. Paul, was in police
custody yesterday.
Minneapolis Lodge No. l, Knights of
Pythias, will hold a meeting this evening
for work in the third rank.
Those who desire good meals at reason
able prices should visit the Boston restau-
rant, 200 Hennep1n avenue.
There will be regular meeting of the
Geo. n. Morgan post G. A. R. tonight for
general muster of recruits.
The Comique restaurant is the favorits
eating place with all who relish good
viands and delicious condiments.
Two adult hoodlums were arrested last
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women on Washington avenue south.
The officers of the Minneapolis & st.
Croix railroad met yesterday and trans
acted business relative to the building of
that road.
james Brysn.'s case in the municipal
court, charged with keeping his saloon
open on Sunday, has been continued until
October l.
Burglars were discovered in Thomas
Bakers residence in South Minneapolis,
but their attempts to rifle the house were
frustrated.
The Democratic caucas IN the first ward
will be held in Turner hall Friday night
October 9th to elect fourteen delegates to
the convention.
Query-What is more undesirable po-
sition than that of umpire of a base ball
game? Wsbster's dictionary fails to
throw any light on the question.
The officers of the Minneapolis military
companies meet this evening at Col. John
sons Office, to perfect arrangements for
the building of the new armory.
little girl named Nettie Andrews was
yesterday knocked down by runaway
team near the corner of Nicollet avenue
and Eleventh street and severely injured.
A. II. Maxwell was kicked by fractions
equine, crushing the hip bone and break
ing two of his ribs. He was removed to
his residence on Twenty-frst avenue south.
Joseph Hoysler was committed to the
insane asylum yesterday, and will leave
for st. Peter at o'clock this morning He
is a married man and has a wife and three
children in this city.
In the police court yesterday, Ray Early
paid fine of $50 and costs as mistress of
house of ilI-repute, while her eight
''boarders'' paid fines in the respective
sums of SO and costs each.
The old clock in the district court room
is being repaired. Like the Egyptian
mummy in the poem, it long had acted
dummy, and the clerical officials in the
court will be glad to hear its familiar tick
again.
Osmond T. o. Mutt has fled note of
issue to be rele ased from matrimonial re-
lations with his wife, Jennie Mutt, whom
he considers hard Mutt to live with any
longer The case will come up on Satur-
day next.
S.Emerson was charged with erecting a
wooden structure within the fire limits, but
he established to the satisfaction of Judge
Bailey that he was only veneering the
building with brick, and the case was
consequently discharged.
A big, burly rough made matters ex-
eeedingly disagreeable at the Nicollet
house last night. After lively tussle he
was arrested by Officer Volk and Special
Johnny Hoy. During the struggle he
drew knife and menaced the officers:
The Democrats of the first ward will
meet at Turner's hall, east division, this
evening at 7:45 O'Clock, to elect delegates
to the Democratic county convention to
be held in the new Turner hall, North
Washington avenue on Saturday, Oct. 6.
The following decisions were filed in the
district court yesterday: John Strumm VS..
decisions on costs filed.
Ellen Stewart VS.. J. B. Bottiusau; de-
PENDANTS motion denied.
Durham d Johnson VS.. A. q. Grant;
change of venue ordered.
1t is announced that the old Westmin-
ster church recently partially destroyed
by fire is to be repaired temporarily. But
the question arises how can a wooden
structure be repaired within the fire limits
without special permit from the CITY
council? The council has already gone
on record as opposed to repairing wooden
structures and it is not probable that the
aldermen will deviate from the rule in
shis instance.
Michael Pagan, who settled in st. An
Ebony thirty-three years ago, died at his
residence, 400 Church street, south east
last Wednesday night at 10 o'clock. The
funeral takes place this morning at 9
O'CLOCK, and the many acquaintance and
friends of the deceased who esteemed him
for his sterling worth as citizen will
form long procession to see his remains
consigned to their resting place in the
eest side Catholic cemetery.
Elvins y. Van Allen obtained divorce
yesterday from her Hege lord, Resellas
Van Allen. They were married at Ripon,
Wisconsin, nine years ago and have one
daughter living who is six years of age.