Daily globe., 1878-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

NJ MlNNEAPOL1S GLOBELEIS.
The roof is being put on the new foun dry
buildings of 0. A. Pray.
The Orchestral Union held rehearsal at
their rooms last evening.
The Hessian band is to give another enter
tainment at the Academy of Music.
The stone foundation for the Butler bank
building was commenced yesterday.
The railroad snow-plows were not out of
their sheds during the entire winter.
The bill-posters were spreading ga Cele-
brated Case" on the walls yesterday.
Water has been turned on to the public
fountain at the East end of the city hall.
The smoke-stack to the new thirty horse
power engine was being put i'll place yes
terday.
The street sprinklers are on duty, and de
mand but so cents Der week from each bus
mess house.
Messrs. Spear & Laird. expect to have
their stove foundry in active operation by
October first.
"A IOrt 'oAAAOA AA"AnSo o"AAANo
Martin has deserted, and the police are look
ing for him.
The agent of Haverey's MINISTRIES is in
the city, and the cork artists may be expect
ed soon to follow.
County Treasurer Slocum has appointed
Frank J. Stickney special deputy, to collect
delinquent personal taxes.
The fine weather continues, and inspire
remarks which are fast exhausting the stock
of descriptive adjectives.
The q. T. X. clothing store is preparing
to remove to it's new quarters. The big
signs game down yesterday.
The Ovid Pinney case was continued in
the probate court yesterday afternoon, with
DR.. Kimball on the witness stand.
Judge Young has awarded the 5000 reward
offered for the capture of Frank Sherman,
the horse thief, to detective Hoy.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad dis
play one of the finest signs in the city, over
the door of their up town ticket Office.
Democratic city convention next Tuesday.
ClLy COllVCuUlOll AloAV LAuAoooJ'
Prohibition convention Saturday evening
The lumber has been purchased and will
be shipped to the poor farm to-day, for
temporary structure for the county paupers.
The upright pump at the water works Is
being cleaned and repaired, and the rotary
is furnishing the city with it's water supply.
Superintendent Chalmers is preparing his
annual report of the city water works, to be
submitted to the council at it's next regular
meeting.
seven year old boy named S. Cramer was
the only case before the municipal court yes
terday. He was charged with assaulting
Mary Anderson, but upon examination was
discharged.
DR.. Prentice, lately reformed, will deliver
lecture before the Women's Christian
Temperance union, to-day, at o'clock, at
No. 40 Washington avenue south. A large
attendance is desired.
" The Republican city convention is to be
held at Harmonic Hall on Thursday next at
10 o'clock The delegates are to be: First
ward. 6; Second ward, II; Third ward, 12;
Fourth ward 21; Fifth ward, %; Sixth
ward, 21.
The origin of the poor house fire is still a
mystery, but the opinion is gaining ground
that it was accidental instead of incendiary
in it's nature. The inmate arrested on sus-
picion was yesterday released from the lock-
up for lack of evidence.
Tomorrow evening is Manager Gales
unique dime concert, to consist of a lecture
by Prof. Tousley upon the subject of elbow
the United States gained it's present terri
tory and it's form of government concert,
Mrs. Alex. Tyler and Mr.. Henry Tucker,
vocal duets, Prof. Harmsen, piano solo, and
the Weinberg orchestra.
Hugh J. Young, representative to the su-
preme lodge of A. o. Q. W., from this juris-
diction, telegraphs from ST. Louis that the
petition of this State. to be made all indie
pendent jurisdiction, it having over 1000
members, has been granted, and will take eff
feet next Monday. 1t is believed that the
members in Minnesota will, by this measure,
have their death assessments materially de-
creased.
little unpleasantnes was reported yes
terday afternoon between a certain landlord
e111u IO1ItAAAV OiA clNCAuc Act1l
ington. It seems that the landlord climbed
to the third story to collect little rent
claimed to be due, but met with fiat denial
of the obligation. Words ensued, and the
landlord was summarily elected from the
room without the use of the steam power
close at hand. Returning short time after
he was not met with a Liberty Blade, bu
was forced to retreat in the face of goo6
sized revolver. The Daily Times shoulc
publish the item in full. Perhaps it will.
Mr.. S. H. Jumper, of the Nicollet, is OF
hand with the first of the coinage of the nev
silver dollars. They were procured by
Philadelphia friend from the first $3O,OOl
coined, and we're forwarded by mail. II
size, they are between the half and trade dol
lar, but hardly do justice to the artistic abil
ity of Uncle Sam. The face of the Goodies
of Liberty wears sort of detected, sad, let
me~alone expression, while the eagle look
like cross between an owl and guine
hen. The sentence Gin God We Trust is il
letters of German text.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.
The new name substituted for 'sNoraiard,