Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs

The Wolfe Tone rifles will meet this
evening.
Prof. Dexter will be at his Minneapolis
Office to-day.
There will be no meeting of the city
council this week.
Visit the Boston restaurant for good
meals at all hours.
lap robe was stolen from carriage on
Eighth street last evening.
Tom Devine is under arrest upon the
charge of the larceny $50.
The board of trade meets this morning
to hear the report of the insurance com
mittee.
The Crusaders meet in their hall to-mor-
row evening and an interesting meeting is
anticipated.
The fire department was called to south
Minneapolis last evening on account of
burning chimney.
The 40Oth anniversary of Martin Luther
was generally commemorate by the
churches yesterday.
the water board will hold regular
meeting in the Office of the superintendent
on Thursday evening.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence
society met in Catholic association hall
last evening at o'clock.
horse and buggy was stolen yesterday
from barn on Western avenue. The
owner is en- employe in the elevator
An iRebriated young man broke in the
glass door of Sherman's cigar store on
north First street. Officer Fox found Kim
soon after and placed him in limbo.
F. Richter, Jr., was arrested last evening
by Officer Ives for fast driving on Seventh
street, whore he disdained the paved road
bed for the sidewalks little too freely for
the public safety.
Last evening a stranger made complaint
at police headquarters that he had been
worked by COW man to the tune of about
$5o. Inc latter is IN the lock up at the in
stance of Sergeant McKeruan.
An adjourned meeting of the council
committee on railroads will meet to-mor-
row forenoon at nine o'clock to establish
the grades across the Northern Pacific
Railway compapy's new right of way.
At the meeting of the National League
last evening, arrangements for the con
ention to be held on Thursday at 10 O'Clock,
were made. Vim. II. Donahue was appoint
ed chairman of committee of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler aged sixty-three
years died suddenly yesterday morning
from heart disease, et the residence of her
brother-in-l8w, S. D. Butler. The case
was Investigated by the coroner, who de-
oided that no inquest was necessary.
At the meeting of the National league
last evening there was a large attendance.
TIE question, resolved that Ireland can
only achieve her liberty through physical
force, was debated with spirit, and nun
Der of short addresses were made, inter
sperced with musical selections.
On Saturday night Dey Peterson, of
South Minneapolis, was met by brace of
footpads at the corner of Eighth street and
Fifth avenue south. One of the thugs pre-
scented cold pistol to Mr.. Peterson's fore
head while his pal went through him. They
relieved him of watch valued at $50 and
some SIS in cash.
The readers OF the GLOBE who are suf-
ferers from acute or chronic complaints
are requested to read the testimonials
which are published in this issue of the
wonderful cases which hgYe recently been
effected by Prof. Dexter, the magnetic
healer. These testimonials are genuine,
and the Subscribers may be seen at the
respective residences given.
Al just before daybreak yesterday morn
ing Minneapolis was visited by q terrific
wind storm which sent clouds of dust fvipp
through the air, tore down signs and de-
stroyed the cornices CO a number of build
lngs, bat there is no serious damage re-
ported. The paved streets were thoroughly
cleared of all dirt, relieving the street
gang of many days hard labor.
Michael Duffy feeling the air to be too
frosty even for coverlids for a tipsy man,
tried to gain entrance last night to the
Manitoba freight house for lodgings, and
on being driven away was soon after de-
tected IN endeaVoring to pry his way into
freight car in the yard. lie was there
fore arrested and lodged in the city hall by
Special Officer Griffin.
Ali o'clock last evening carriage
maker who works at the shop corner of
Third street and Third avenue south, was
stabbed four times il the face at the ST.
James hotel by blacksmith named
James Ryan. Officer Hill took Ryan in
custody and after desperate struggle
disarmed him of his knife. The wounds
were sewed up by a surgeon. johnson
says he will not appear against Ryan and
was consequently held to await an exsmi-
nation.
Sheriff Seaton, of Cedar RAPIDS. Iowa.
will take Matthew O'Connor, accused of
the murder of a man in drunken bar
room spree at Fairfax in that state, aud
who was arrested by Detective O'Connor
in st. Pail few days since on n descrip-
ton sent by telegraph, back for trial on
the ) a. m. train east this morning. Tho
accused volunteers TO so back without a
requisition upon Gov. Hubbard from the
lows authorities and says he sis anxious
to have this thing settled
Delegates from the various Irish socie.
ties of Minnesota VIII meet in convention
in this city next Thursday The object of
the meeting is to unity and consolidate
the Irish societies of the state, and perfec,
. state organization with the view of aid
ing Parneli ana his party in their efforts
to obtain q redress of Irish wrongs. Nsny