Daily globe., 1879-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Council meeting this afternoon.
Bill King Is for the bonds-that settles
their fate.
The GLOBE will trot out the Fourth MANI
when the time comes.
Wanted-A smart, active carrier, with
horse, for GLoBE route.
The betting is in favor of the dark horse
for chief of the fire department..
Two inmates of sallie Campbell's den
paid S25 monthly fines yesterday.
No performance at the Metropolitan last
evening. "H. M. s. Pinafore" this evening.
Every working man should vote on the
bond question Monday next, and the result
will not be doubtful.
The street commissioners should attend to
the unsafe 'dig-out' on Bridge square, near
the suspension bridge.
Bunting spread to the breeze bespoke the
exultation of the millers yesterday over the
decision On the Cochran patent case.
County Surveyor Baker was rushing about
the streets yesterday, giving away cigars,
with the remark, "It is girl and it weighs
eight pounds
Frank O. Descent and Frank Mitchell left
the city last evening for Leedville, Col.
The boys intend to start in business in that
city. Success attend them.
County Commissioner Jacob Sohafer is
still confined to his bed, and his physician
states that he will not be able to attend to
business before two months.
The stock of groceries in G.. Lumlev's
store, which were partially damaged by fire
about month ago, will be moved to a store
in Pences block and sold at auction.
Preparations are being made for the spe-
cial election on the Oath. The city clerk is
sued blank enrolment sheets and the ct
oeteras to judges of election yesterday.
The Tuesday club" concert at the Wash
ington Avenue NJ. E. church was quite a
success last night. Mrs. Learned's rich
meZzo voice was not the least of the attrac-
tions.
The water main at tho corner Of Sixth
avenue and Fifth street south bursted Mon
day night, owing to the increased pressure
of water that was used at tho fire on the
East side.
St. Paulites should not fail to see Miss
Abbott as Mignon. Her performance of
that role here WAS a magnificent ono, and
gave her opportunity to display her exquisite
yocalization.
A very enjoyable sociable was held last
evening at the Second Congregational church
for the special benefit of strangers. Few
strangers, however, took advantage of the
golden opportunity offered them.
Chief Bracket, with Chief Strong, of St.
Paul, went up to St. Cloud yesterday morn
Ing on invitation of the fire department. of
that city, for consultation upon the water
cistern system. They will return to-day.
"A team of mules attached to a farm waa-
on, which was loft unhitohed on Washing
ton avenue south near Ninth street. ran
away yesterday afternoon. Omcer Wescott
stopped the team before any damage was
done.
The projectors and benefciaries of the
bonds (the terms are synominous), are very
quiet. They fondly hope by keeping still
the masses will not turn out and vote, and
the monied men will snake the thing
through.
Frank Redding, who lives at 7O6 Third
street north, East Division, while chopping
wood yesterday afternoon cut severe cash
ON ris right arm. DR.. Kelly was called and
dressed the wound, but Mr.. Redding, it is
feared, lose the use of his hand by the ac-
cident.
A miller named Chris. Nelson found Mrs.
Deans basket which was lost on Saturday
evening. Chris. concealed his prize, but told
his supposed good luck to a young lady who
repeated the news, and an arrest was made.
Chris. surrendered the basket and was dis
charged.
The alarm from box Is, at O'Clock yes
terday, was from fire In the Dakota
mill. It was occasioned by stove pipe
passing through the shingles in the roof.
The fire was squelched before the depart:
ment arrived on the spot. Damage $100,
by water.
George Tenaut, laborsr employed by w.
G. Stewart, in loading cars with lumber on
the East Side, fell under car Yesterday
morning and had his left leg run over. DR..
Ames was called and attended him. It is
thought by the doctor that his foot will have
to be amputated.
It is the desire in some quarters that the
murderous, bloody and cowardly attack on
the life of Towne by Dunham and his three
hackers should be hushed up. Even Tom
King has ''shut up since his big brother
Bill sat down on him. Tom knows how
mad he gets when going for a reporters
"ultiSaatum.'
The attorneys for the respondent in the
Donnelly- -Washburn contest have summoned
ten persons to appear and give testimony
: before John G. Woolley, notary public, on
Thursday, March Doth. The following are
the parties subpoenaed: Allen Hill, Will
liam Cheney, Daniel Bassett, Frsd Payne,
Michael LYONS, A. R. Camp, Thomas F.
Andrews, Isaac McNair, John Theilen,
Charles Theilen, all residents of Minneapolis
and Victor Hjortsberg, of St. Paul.
The Hess Opera company had another i'm
mense house last evening, the attraction
being the popular tsChimes of Normandy
in which Miss Montague strengthened the
favorable impression which she created the
previous evening. The opera was produced