Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Ex-Treasurer seeger spent yesterday in the
city.
Col. james Fairman was in the city yester-
day.
week, for vacation.
Minnesota strawberries have made their
welcome advent in our market.
Mrs. /. N. Patterson and sister have gone
p to Lake Srystal on short visit.
Secretary Window went up to the Red river
country Yesterday in special car.
The police have man in the station who is
wanted in Oshkosh for some crime.
Chief Bracket has gone East upon missions
connected with fremen's conventions.
Judge Cooley thinks rest of few weeks
is required by his poor health, for recupera-
ton.
The Bfyton and Carver combination will
play at the Academy during the Fourth of July
wesk.
The Typographical Union of this city have
decided TO erect a $3.50 monument on their lot
In Lakewood cemetery.
The sction of a new depot is contemplated
at the crossing of the Fl. & D. and the Lyn-
dale line, just outside of the city limits.
The "Jones" sawmill was started up yester-
day noon by the Minneapolis mill company.
This company now has four sawmills in full
operation.
4 large warehouse, 60x30 feet, is being built
by Messrs Washburn, Crosby & Co. between
the Wa. hburn mill and the old elevator
foundation.
The ladies of the Oivet Baptist church
will holl a sociable on Tuesday night at E. K
Smiths, corner of Sixth street and Tenth
avenue southeast.
A large delegation of Odd Fell ows left on
the noon train yesterday for Winona, to attend
the session of the grand lodge of the State,
which convenes there this morning.
The representatives of the grand lodge ]. o.
G. T., " hich convenes here to morrow, will
be the guests of Hiawatha lodge tonight All
members of the order are invited to be in at
tendance.
A mail box has been put up in the Office of
the North Wisconsin railroad in the Nlcollet
house block for Sheriff Eustis. Parties wish
ing to write anything 10 the sheriff should
bear this fact in mind.
Tomorrow Miss Marie Wales will depart
for an extended European tour. She expects
to Join the party of tourists which will be di-
rected by Mr.. Trogee, the Boston musician.
This party will sail from New York on the Sth
instant.
Miss McAllister put on at the opera house
last night, the grant, spectacular romance,
the ''Nuiad Queen.' 1t was somewhat de.
fcIent in vocal rendition, but this fault was
atoned for in brilliancy of scenery and cos
tunes, etc.
Trains on the NJ. & st. L. railway will be
running to Lake Minnetonka by the goth. The
trains for the present will land near Captain
Nays ana be transferred to Excelsior by steam
er. The Getty of St. Louis" will make her
first trip about the 18th.
Mrssrs Washburn, Crosby & Co., are pre-
pairing to build a large warehouse designed
for storing -four. Its capacity will be many
thousands of barrels, and is calculated to
avert the disadvantages entailed by blockades
either freight or snow.
Yesterday John Fl. Townsend, laborer en-
ployed IN operating derrick ON the building
being constructed at the corner of First ave-
nue. south and Third street, received painful
injury by heavy rock falling upon his foot.
Dr. Ames dressed the manned member.
The board of commissioners held a regular
meeting yesterday. but little business of gen
eral public importance was transacted. The
proceedings mostly consisted in the abatement
Of taxes on property referring petitions for
attachments and for appropriations for i'm
provements upon county roads to committees,