Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
W. w. Eastman left for the Hot Springs
yesterday morning.
Board of Trade meeting and '.consolida-
ton report this morning at 8 a. m.
The ice which is being stored for next
summers use, is rather spongy.
The windows, lock boxes, &C.. at the post
office are undergoing thorough cleaning.
A new street band dropped down on Min
neapois yesterday and gathered in the nick
els.
The Nicollet House bell boys have been
dressed in uniform and provided with badges
la policeman.
J. w. Pence and a party of friends are
soon to leave for short sojourn at the Hot
Springs of Arkansas.
In consequence of the new organization
known as the Minnesota State Retail Lum-
bermen's Association. the price of lumber
will be increased before long SO says
lumberman.
A. H. Lambert, a Minneapolis lumberman
who was killed by the falling off tree near
Hinckley, was buried in the Catholic Gene
terry of this city, yesterday afternoon.
The eleventh article in the constitution of
the State Association of Retail Lumbermen,
as published in yesterdays GLOBE, was after
ward adopted as published at a late evening
session.
Mrs. j. H. Clark. first soprano of the
Cecilia quartette takes the vocal numbers at
the dime concert next Saturday evening.
Weinberg's orchestra and Miss Barton also
add to the programme.
letter received yesterday from DR.. Levi
Butler. dated at Indianapolis, Indiana, states
that his health is much improved. He will
visit the far South, and return to Mime.
apolis in about sixty days.
| City Clerk Mead, in behalf of party OF
the friends of Aid. Glenn's, on Wednes-
day evening last, made presentation speech
and turned over to Mr.. Glenn handsome
| horse, buggy and harness.
Every seat at the Academy of Music, with
the exception of few in the gallery, has al
ready been reserved for the Marsh testimo-
NAL concert this evening. Minneapolis will
turn out en- mdsSe.
Judges Young and Vanderburg and TWEEN
ty-fye members of the Hennepin. county
bar have petitioned to the board of county
commissioners to have the district court
room lighted by gas.
! There was no criminal business before
Judge Cooley, of the municipal court, yester-
day. The clerk asserts that the average
Minneapolis hummer is too poor to get i
toxicated, and hasn't the courage to fight.
Elder Manton will deliver a sermon on
everlasting punishment at Wood Lake
church, in the town of Richtield, Sunday
morning next. Many Minneapolis citizens
are intending to be present. We can assure
them good sermon.
Al. Stone and Bill. Noble, left for Medi-
cine Lake, Wednesday, to pick up the fish
killed by the paregoric taken out by party
on the East side last week, mention of which
was made in last Saturdays ':GLoBE." AL.
| took quart bottle with him to feed the
| fish. The catch was large.
The new building to be erected by DR.
Butler on the corner of Washington
and Nicollet avenues will be ready for occu-
pancy by September LIST. There are already
several applicants for the rental of the base
ment, among the number being Peabody &
| Whitaker, the druggists.
Conductor Howard reports that the coun,
| try roads along the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway, are in a condition which never be-
| fore had precedent at any season of the
! year. The frost is coming out of the ground
| and farmers find it impossible to market
| wheat even if they 50 desired.
The boots and shoes stolen from c. J.
Hamstrom last fall by Bates, and shipped to
Burlington by him, were returned to the
police department yesterday morning, and on
inventory the value Of the goods stolen
| amounted to 1915. Bates, who now rests in
Jail for former ofense, will have his trial
at the next sitting of the court.
There is additional pleasure in stating
that the Flyers Sisters terminated very sue
cessful engagement, financially, in this city,
when 1t is known that they were under the
management of Mr.. Louis Runge, the popu-
lar janitor of the Academy of Music and
City Hall. 'sLouie' put nice little profit
down in his pants pocket, it being his first
venture as manager.
The chief of police yesterday visited the
| East Division for the purpose of bringing
into court Mrs. Hennes, charged with a
recent assault upon Deputy Sheriff Stoddart,
while in the performance of official duties.
By advice of physicians, however, her pres
ence in court at present was deemed detri-
mental to her health, and the object was for
| the present abandoned.
The little end of The GLOBE acknowledges
the ability of the (Minneapois) big end of
the Pioneer Press, but objects to the aid Of
telegraph editors in furnishing them with
news. The GLOBE carefully prepared a
synopsis of the council proceedings of day
before yesterday, and left it at the telegraph
office with special instructions for forward
ing. The operator blundered as usual, how
ever, and sent the report to the Pioneer
Press, whose columns it graced yesterday
morning. That operator received his dis
charge this morning.
| By reason of the power of proxy votes, at
the recent annual meeting of the Athenaeum,
Nh. s. G. Gale was dropped from the board
OF directors owing doubtless to the liberal
and popular policy that he pursued, making
the library resort for the people as well as