Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-30
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The new home for the orphans proves
success.
Prof. Shaw gave an interesting musicale al
Armory hall last evening.
For square meal go to the Boston restan-
rant open day and night
w. w. Harrison & Co. will occupy the
building vaeatedfby George Newell q 20.
The formal opening of the Minnesota Col
lege hospital will occur tomorrow evening.
The ladies of St. Pauls church will give an
oyster supper on Thursday evening" at the
residence of A. F. Kenyon.
A meeting of the newly organized New
England society will be held at the Nlcolie1
house tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Anna Dunke, wife OF WIN. Dunke,
died Yesterday of consumption, at her resi-
dence, POS, Fourth street north.
Kate Boylan, recently confined al the county
iail for insanity, has been taken home by her
husband, her malady being mild.
A lad named Parry, narrowly escaped a ter
rible death by being caught in belt at the
wooden mills yesterday morning.
Rice's Evangeline troupe will open an en-
gagement in the Academy, on Thursday even
ng, of three nights and matinee
Twenty unfurnished rooms for rent at the
Merchants hotel. by n. W. Savage. Enquire
at No, 1903, Washington avenue south.
Miss Susie NJ. johnson, inspirational speak
er, will lecture in Concert hall, $50 Second
avenue, south, at 1890 a. m, Oct. 30th.
Two new jump seat family carriages, land four
new phetons, can be bought at bargain at
n. W. Savage's, at 1903, Washington avenue
south.
Alfred Young died yesterday from heart dis
ease at the cottage hospital. He had just been
convicted of pocket picking; and had paid e fine
of $3.50.
The sawmills are improving their last ep-
portunity in saving up an immense amount
of raw logs into lumber. They are running
at full capacity.
Fredericka HERE has brought action IN the
district court for decree of divorce from her
husband, Gotleib HERE, upon the grounds OF
desertiop and cruelty.
The Crown Roller mill, which has been shut
down the past week, during which time IL has
undergone thorough course of repairs, will
be put in operation on Monday.
Geo. hoffman has recovered and received
$4,000 from the Chicago, Milwaukee q st.
Paul Railroad company, for injuries received
on the Hastings and Dakota Division.
VIII Stapleton, an employee of the Bryant
foundry, had his clothing torn from his per-
son by being wound around swiftly revolv-
ing shaft. He was but slightly injured
Mr.. Dunn, of the Chicago Emerald Land
League, will address the Ladies' Emerald
Island League this evening upon invitation.
He is good speaker, and will interest the
members.
Mr.. Saphore deserves special mention. His
rendition of the role of "Uncle Tom" is ex-
ceptionally pleasing. In this character, Mr..
Saphore made better impression than any
thing he has attempted in this city.
DR.. C. H. Parker, of 23SH Second avenue
south, while at work on the roof Of his house,
this morning, lost his footing and fell to the
ground, bruising himself severely, and II Is
feared, causing serious internal injuries.
The iron driving pulley of the circular saw
in the Day saw mills, burst, and the employees
narrowly escaped being hit by the flying frag.
ments. The momentum was terrific, the roof
being torn off by the pieces of the wheel
A meeting of the Parnell Land League will
be held in Martins hall in lower town on
Tuesday evening. The purpose of the meet
ing is the adoption of a resolution favoring
the union of the three Minneapolis Leagues.
A regular meeting of the Ladies' Emerald
Isle Land League will be held in Robert
Emmet's hall over the city bank this evening.
The ladies' have prepared fine literary and
musical programme which will be presented.
Miss Emma Hopkins, employed in j. NJ.
Grabells store, is subject to hemorrhage of
the lungs She was attacked by the malady
yesterday while crossing the street in front of
the store, and fell PROSTATE. She was care
fully removed to her boarding house and a
surgeon summoned.