St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
MIN NEApoLIs GLoBULEs.

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] week
The work in tearing down the Academy OF
Music building is progre ssng rapidly.
| The mill pond Is being blown out by the
use Of dynamite, preparatory to the spring
break up.
Next Friday evening ';jutilee" will be
given by the Scan iinavian coffee house people
in Market hall.
The Saturday Night club met at the resi-
d.nce of Mrs. A. 7. Morse last evening, and
pleasant time resulted.
| The proposed fire brigade at the mills will
soon be organized. The requisite fund has
been subscribed already.
The Hennepin County Horticulturists held
their usual weekly meeting yesterday and
discussed market gardening.
W. Burns independent drum corps has
| been engaged to play in Siberia, BARLEY
| Campbelrs drama, at the Grand this coming
week.
Tomorrow evening the Wolf Tone Rifles
will hold drill meeting at their armory, and
the Ames Zouaves will drill the following
| night
Officer Treworgy last night arrested man
who stole buffalo overcoat yesterday after
noon from VIM. Egan living in Plymouth
| township.
The new Presbyterian church. on the cor
| avenue, will be dedicated at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Runors are afoat that Minneapolis is to
have two more telephone exchanges, but
nothing authoritative Can be ascertained in
the premises.
Thos. Corcoran, a man living out in the
country, reports to the police that man
named Albert Gray stole S130 from him and
| came to this city.
II is announced that the Post, a new
Swedish-Amercan paper, will soon be estab-
lished in this city. Mr. N. P. Lind has been
engaged as editor.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society will hold the usual weekly meet
ing in the Catholic Association hall at FIVE
| O'Clock this evening.
Superintendent Henion, of the water
works, has received notification that three
carloads of water pipe is en- route from the
foundry in Louisville.
Samuel o. Hanson, the old timer who
stole lot of carpenters tools from NJ. T.
McConville, was sent to the county Jail yes
terday for thirty days.
Next Wednesday evening the ladies of the
Unitarian church will give what is
known as ''corn support an affair gaiu-
| ing popularity in Minneapolis
A
terday had his right leg broken while catch
in on'' to sieds in the streets. His father is
>. w. Darcelan, of the fire department.
F. .. Scamnons, the young man who
| imagined he was a wheat Spectator, was
yesterday ad1udged insane by Judge LELAND,
in the probate court, and committed to st.
Peter.
The Min neapolis rolored cornet band Will
give concert at Harrison hall on Sunday
evening. Prof. W. Fl. McKauars, who is
| heralded as the ''baujo king and double cor
netist," will assist.
The race on Lake Calhoun between Arthur
Mills flyer and 8. G. Daniels fast horse did
not occur yesterday. Howeger,a large num-
Der vi horses were on the ice, but squirting
was the only event.
Henry Dockey was arrested at the instance
Of the Northwestern Fuel company upon the
charge OF stealing twenty-five cents worth of
wood, but the complaining witnesses failed
TO fasten the crime upon him.
A horse belonging to John W. Williams
who keeps u grocery at M. 30l Central ave-
nue., was stolen yesterday afternoon. The
thief and the property were captured in ST.
Paul last night.
Harry Ambrose Is under arrest upon the
charge Of disorderly conduct. His hearing
was set yesterday for Thursday morning, land
the defendant was placed under $500 bond
for his appearance.
The GLOBE Branch Office at Minneapolis
has been removed to No. 257 First avenue
south, one door above the Journal office.
Detective Quinlan last evening was pre-
scented with gold star Of beautiful design,
the gift Of number of citizens who desired
to express their appreciation of his ability and
iathfuluess officer
Frank Brakeman, whose divorced wife has
petitioued the court to enforce its order Civ
ing her alimoDy, comes to the front and Wig
orOus.y denies the allegations of cruelty at
The hands OF bis parents or himself.
The Murphy Gospel Temperance union
will hold an open meeting with singing, ad-
dresses, etc, at 80 this evening at the
Theater Comique. Hon. John G. Morley
will preside. All are invited, especially
ladies.
Charley Cancel of this city, who had signed
with the Kansas City base ball club, has, 1t is
said, returned the 5000 advance money paid
him, aud secured release. He SilI
probably 90 to Philadelphia to play In the
league club.
P. W. Tobin, the insolvent dry goods mer-
chant made a second assignment yesterday.
The frst assignment has been claimed to
have been void owing to technically and
the second assign nent was made yesterday TO
meet any question ofleg atty,
The attraction for the Grand Opera house
this week will be BARLEY Csmpbells ssh
beria.' The play is an exceedingly strong
one, aud is perhaps the best of Gang bell's
PLAYS. Il had a tremendous run In tue east
aud has b-en a success Wherever given.
At the University Skating rink last night
the three mile race was won By Cbas. Bou-
mau, with Frank Rose second. Time, thir-
teen minutes. Tuere were tweniy-tbree
starters hut only fourteen stayed. The at
tendance was large aud all were pleased.
The bricklayers held their meeting last
night at No. 10 Washington avenue, as
Peterson's hall was engaged for q dance
The objects and advantages Of union were
fully set forth by those familiar with such
organizations. It is expected to inaugurate
the new lodge next Saturday night.
The Kronborg botel on Second avenue