Daily globe., 1881-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBKLETs.

The city council held . regular meeting last even
ing.
The Fay Templetou party are booked st the o arks
house.
w. Eerrick returned yesterday from his trip In
the East.
The hotels are inaugurating sn advance upon
prices OF board.
The Prohibition vote In Hsnnspin county was
about seventy i've.
The Boston Restaurant pats up the best square
meals Always open.
Thers are already ten orphans In the newly insti-
tdted children's home.
WV Eastman, accompanied by Mrs. Eastman,
Ief. for the taciac coast yesterday.
The spiritsalists will hed aocabls at ho. 2so
Second avenue south, this evening.
The insane man, who ESCAPED from the Cottage
hoslita has bssn captured and rstur. ed.
There VISA Considerable anchor ice In the rtvcr
yesterday. The water i. gradually declining.
Minneapolis lodge, I. o. g. T, will hold regular
meeting at NO. 15l Aicollei avenue this evening.
decree Of divorce ha. been granted Ida n. VIII
nams from Harvey q. Williams, in the district
court
Ueland's majority over Lawrence, for judge Of the
probate court s whitfield down 10 IN by the ofcia
canvass.
John Colsuar, q Minneapolis L st. Louis railroad
braksmaa, had his hand badly crushed while coup
ling cars
The three blscis on Hsnnepin avsnu., corner
Fourth street. receiving thsir plate glas fronts
as fast as tbs glass can be put In place.
The legerdemsin act Of Nessrs Kvsntine and
Cooper one CT the principal acts Of the evening
entertsinm mt last evening at the Comique
Sons 800 tic4ets have been sold for the second
annual ball OF the Minneapolis patrolmsn, which
will occar III the new Turner Hall on Friday eve
ming.
Coroner Farbairn has not developed anything
relative TO Emms Peterson who was found dead OIL
the Island. The belief In prevalent that she was
Murdered.
David Chambers, who had his hand badly
crushed in a gearing in the Bloomington nour mill,
arrived in this CITY yesterday and had dressed BY
8 urgeon.
Eiawatha lodge wilt give 6 literary entertainment
in the hall ovsr Elliott's music store en- Tussdsa
evening next Refreshments are included In the
programme.
This evening the celebrated Fay Tempt ton
Operatic COMPANY will open at the Academy in the
Msscotts 1t il charming coNis opera, and will
doubtless Ill the house.
Just l9a oiizens Of Hsnnspia county exercised
their franchise for Hon. Greenle.f Clark for jusgr
of the su2rsme court, and they ss.e mostly Rspub-
Leans who scratched Vanderburg.
Capt Berry, OF the polics force, who has just re
turned from rip 10 Princeton, reports that there
Is five ioches Of SNOW upou the ground, ana thai
the woods are full of deer hunters
There is possibility OF every seat IN the Academy
being sok for the Kellogg concert IN Friday eve
ming, before thu ssle closes at the SiceIst House
drug store Most II the most desirable sssts aAve
already been secured.
dead beat tried to beat his way up from st.Psul
On the 2 . IA. traiz on the c., n. ct. rsI'sad
and also r7ade mself obstsperou, that the con-
ductor had him arrested by the policeman ca dsty
at the depot II this city.
One Of the b.lts in Hashaw, Mash Davis ma
chine shop became sn,sngsd yesterday, and before
the machinery ceuld be stopped, several pieces Of
heavy sh.fting pulled down, narrowly sscapins
hitting some of the workmen
A raid was made upon the Falls hetel BY burglar
on Tuesday Hieht Hs was frightened away BY
inm.te before much booty could be secured
vAluabls ov-rcozt, belonging to Hubert ecAon, Is
men ioned an ,rg the misstng articles
The St. Andrews socsty last evsning elected the
following officers: President, James Morrissi
vice-presiient, R. Mcmillan; score ary, "
Crsik; treasurer Matthew Jarvie: physician, DIR
A @ Fairbairn; board Of managers, n Jsrue
Stewart wechtmsn, VIM. Stevenson, John Miner,
Angus Nc hse.
1t seem. that the slopsrs, Mrs. Frank arol and
her paramour, VIM. Rouse, have esms to grief In
Hastings. Rouse has be u arrested and thrswn into
Jail Rouse is 10 years old only the son OF respsc-
table Minneapolis ciuz.n, while sIrs. Grol, the wife
of Frank G.ou, Minneapolis saloon keeper, Is
many years his seuior.
In the matter of the proposed new railroad bridge
FOR the On.hs road, over the Mississippi at
Minneapolis, there are two plans under
consideration. One il for ordinary
truss bridge and the other is for Q fne
double track stons arch bridge which will require
fr N twenty to thirty mouths to construct aad vd'
cost ia the aggregate about $500, ,,o 1t would
sumo some 500 car loads OF stone bridge of
this charac er certainly seems 10 be the Common
sense idea It viii DO lasting and in the end far the
most economical. Two Or more trains ceul1 be run
In different directions at the same time. and with ab-
sol ute seie.y.