Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Cooley "ruralized" in
Pennington.
Six new horses will be added to the stud of the
fire department.
The summer eession Of the McAllistsr college
opens on Monday.
The condition Of Andrew Dick was much I'M
proved yesterday.
The marriage ceremony Of N. Atkinson and Miss
III. ]. Mari was solemnized yesterday.
The Mendelhal property has been sold to an at
present unknown purchaser, for $50 900.
twelve stall brick round house will soon be built
at Lake Calhoun, by the Lyndsle company.
Rev. DR.. Stewart will preach his farewell sermon
in the park avenue Baptist church tomorrow.
heavy train occasioneda delay of one hour in
the arrival Of the Eastern nail yesterday afternoon.
The annual meeting Ct the Freewil Baptists is
In session. Tho convention will last during the
week.
very enjoyable organ recital by Prof. Baldwin.
Of St. Paul, was given at the First Baptist church
last evening.
Charles Isaacson has q sorry thumb from q severe
squeeze he received between two dump-cars on the
M. & st. L. road.
The Harmonic society will 60 to Chsska on the Sd
Of July, so that they may return and spend the
Fourth in this city.
T. @. Cunningham tells the best "ish story" re-
corded this season. It is the result of q whaling
petition on Minnetonka.
frankie Nelson, q little son Of John Nelson, of
Franklin avenue, is the victim of an accidental
shooting in the hand by q toy pistol.
The additional tracks In the O., M. st. P. yards
are nearly completed. and are being rapidly occu-
pied by the immense freight traf1c.
very pleasant affair was that Of the meeting Of
the Musical, Literary and Dramatic club at Ne. 2a
Washington avenue south last night.
The colored citizens will hold meeting on Monday
night to complete arrangements for brilliant cele-
brauon Of our national Independence Day.
A large delegation Of members of st. John the
Baptist society celebrated st. Johns day yesterday
in very enjoyable picnic excursion to Lakes Calhoun
and Harriet.
The Arkansas editorial excursion is expected to
arrive to-day. After doing the city after the most
approved style incident to the craft they will Depart
for the wilds Of Fargo.
The Zouaves will take an excursion to New UlIn,
the guests Of the Governors guards Of that place,
in response to cordial invitation, on the )nd Of
July. They will return on the Fourth.
Corser & Co. will build brick block on Washing
ton between Ncollet and First north costing
$4,000. The structure will be twenty-five feet wide,
with handsome front of red brick and Marquette
stone.
It is not thought by the attending physician that
A. Johnson the victim of the falling derrick IL the
Huntington excavation, can possibly recover. He
is dying in o comatose state. Congestion of tho
brain is feared.
grand union picnic OF the Land leaguers will be
held in Murphy's grove, out on Hennepin avenue,
! the Fourth of July. Arrangements making for
q brilliant display of oratoIy, strawberries, ice
cream and edibles.
Edward Thomas, editor Of the Benson Times,
mtde The GLOBE very pleasant call yesterday. Mr..
duties in an extended pleasure trip through the
State. He Will return on Tuesday.
Capt. Charles johnson, of Carver, passed through
this city yesterday in a very critical condition.
While engaged in building boat at Aitkn, he had
fallen from plank and broken two ibis, besides
sustaining other very painful Injuries
The heirs of Charles a. Richmond, who shot
himself and his wife about year ago, have brought
suit against the managers of the Widow and Orphans
fund of the orar OF Druids to the insurance
| of $1,000 which deceased had upon his life. A
lively fight may be looked for.
| At ~ O'Clock this morning, q special me citing Of
the board of water works commissioners will be he'd,
to consider the matter of increasing the present
capacity of the same necesitated by the constantly
growing demand upon 1t resulting from mains,
new taps, and the new street sprnkiing system.
Court Officer S;i es Gray sustained very painful
| accident yesterday. While at the High school
building in walk ing across plank he lost his bal
and fell, striking his face against another plank
infictng severe I'M Try to his nose. He WAS taken
| TO DR.. Kimballs Office, where his woHnds were
dressed.
affa
amusing his vile disposition by Insulting ladies who
| passed along Washington avenue south, when he
was unceremoniously waltzed to Castle Bachelor.
few examples of this sort will doubtless ut in
good, and there ia wide fe for reformltory work
of the kind.
Seah Mathe IS residence Is the last to be dese-
| Grated by the prewling burglars The f4miy were
Witnessing the wonders of the comet from window,
when pistol shot was heard in the back yard. The
startled IL embers of the family, upon insitung an
investigation found that the house had been entered
and ransacked. No one divine The cause of the
pistol shot.
carriage load of St. Paul 'bloods' elmo up to
shave time'' in the "saw-dust city," They had it,
la mode or according to the code. Arriving in
front of saloon which, for reasons apt rus taius
reputation far and wide for Thoroughbred pug stic
enterprise they dismounted aud found thst quarrel
unto blows easily insugurated 'rol log of
alog." They added their bames to the long list Of
ambitious yet fooishy indiscreet young aspirants to
light weight notoriety, who have been ''taken i'm
in this place.
H. Ambrose, the Waterman on the lower fridge,
has submitted the following report of the amount of
travel across THE bridge wednesday lai t. 10 City
Engineer Rinker:
BuQgies. 2s7
Four horse lumber teams. Observation-Disclosures. l04
Two horse lumber teams. Observation-Disclosures. 3l4
One-horse grocery wagons. Observation-Disclosures. Ga
Carriages. .............. ................... 20
Wood carts Observation-Disclosures. 3I9
Total teams ..... ........- . 1889
Passengers ............... :. l,7a7
oluSle uJrseS
D,CyC6D
THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Young.]
Henry G.. Thomas Vs. W P. Strickland. Dismissed
on defendants motion.