Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-07
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
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The Hess Opera company are to return to
Minneapolis,
Mayor-elect A. c.. Rand arrived home yester-
day morning.
this summer.
The sidewalk on Eighth avenue south, is in
need Of repairs.
Herman Lodge Is, hold regular meeting on
Monday evening.
DR.. Bowman, the dentist, has removed to
rooms over Hales' store.
The Lurline boat club house is to be removed
across the lake to Mr.. Manages property.
Messrs. Lee and Eb. Kline, were in the city
yesterday, having concluded their Eastern
trip.
). w. Hill will erect three-story brick
block on the corner Of Third street and First
avenue south
The Brotherhood of Gethsemane held their
regular monthly meeting at the reading room
last evening.
Tramps and clothes-line thieves are abroad in
the land. Look out for them and keep your
blunderbuss loaded.
Mr.. L. G. johnson, it is said, will erect fine
business block on University avenue and Sixth
avenue southeast.
The streets are still quite dusty, and no signs
OF rain. A few hours rain-storm would be an
preciated in this locality
George D. Perkins, the real estate man. has
lost $2Oo Sutton colt. The colt tumbled into
well and broke his neck,
1t was y-day with the police force vester-
day, and banker Side says he never saw more
efficient force on such an occasion.
Wheat still remains at $1.05 for No. /, and
$1.O2 for No. 2. The delivery from the coun-
try by farm teams is quite liberal
Some of the finest thoroughfares in the city
are in need of repairs and the street commits
sioners should attend to the matter
School commences tomorrow and those chi}-
bred who are more fond of play than books are
correspondngly depressed in spirits.
-Four thousand four hundred barrels of -four
were shipped from Minneapolis yesterday. and
thirty-two thousand bushels of wheat we're
received.
The old Tribune building on Washington
avenue is being remodeled, will have a new
plate glass front and be occupied by Peterson
Brothers.
Railroad men should not forget the trial of
the Baker d Root safety rail, near White Bear
junction, on next Tuesday afternoon. It will
be worth attending.
1t is we'll worth the time to pay !. visit to the
Falls OF st. Anthony at the present season of the
year. Probably the grandest view may be OBJ
tanned from the lower bridge.
The anti-cruelty to animals society have been
examining some horses in North Minneapolis.
and, after consulting veterinary SURGEON con.
Guided to kill one of the animals.
Have you been to 'Our Brand" packing
house, corner LIST avenue and Sd street. Call
there and see a fresh stock of pork, meats
fresh and smokcd-sausage &c. All at lowest
prices
johnson, Smith q Harrison lave lust added
q handsome new steam paper cutter to the
labor-saving machinery in their lob printing
establishment. 1t is the first and only one in
the city.
Ole Peterson, the man SO severely injured by
the falling of scaffold on Friday, is doing as
well as could be expected. He is in the hands
OF Dr. Murray, and is receiving the best of at
tention.
The churches in Minneapolis will be well
hlled to-day if the fine weather continues.
Some excellent sermons have been prepared
and large and appreciative audiences should
listen to them.
Inc new members of the board of educa-
cation held meeting at Superintendent Tous-
ley's office, yesterday, for the purpose of dis.
cusslug their powers and functions Regular
meeting next Thursday.
The streets were thronged with people yester.
day, and Minneapolis presented more metro
poLitan appearance than for some time past. I,
is thought trade will commence to brighten u1
now, and we sincerely hope it may.
A large number of our citizens visited st,
Paul yesterday. When in the vicinity of Fort
Smelling the conversation almost universally
turned TO the prospect Of new bridge across
the r1ver and the probable location.
New Jerusalem (or Swedenborgian Church
Corner OF Fifth Avenue South and Ninth
street Rev. Z. G. Mitchell, pastor. Services
at Bpm. Subject: ''Why spiritual truth is
not made clear to all minds, in the Bible;'
Mark w., IL, H.
In the municipal court yesterday there was
little business transacted. The case of Mary
Crapo against Joseph W. Robinson, was con
tlnued till Monday morning at ten O'Clock
One man was up for drunkenness, was repri-
manded and discharged.
Quite number of St. Paul people came IN
to Minneapolis last evening to attend the CON
cert at Association Hall. That is getting to be
quite the thing and is said to be on the in
crease. Well, later in the season Minneapo-
htans will return the compliment by attend
ing st. Paurs open air concerts Change about
is fair play, you know.
Frank Raymond, another youngster with
great base ball procivities, was injured yester
day afternoon while indulging in the national
, game. ''foul tip took him on the heao
with such force to knock him senseless. He
was carried home and physician summoned
| and at last accounts was feeling somewhat
easier. He will not catch swift pitcher very
soon it is believed.
Joe of Too Hang Wires and Saeo,,
Reputation Generally.
Joe Robinson, who was arrested night befor.
last for having more wives than the law allows
is said to be rather nefarious customer any
how. One of his pranks is told by one Of hi
countrymen about as follows: Some of tn.
! colored men of the city were about organizing
| a brass band and wanted Joe to plav witt
| them. Joe consented and as means of secur
! ing sufficient funds to carry out the project
| SuDEcrlbtiOu DaDerS were c1rcn1afa6 abou