Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-21
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

broken down wood cart obstructed south wash
ington avenue yesterday.
None o, the Minneapolis horses will participate In
the races at Hastings to-day.
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" was we'll presented
at the Opera house last night.
regular convocation of Minneapolis, knights OF
Pythias will be held this evening.
For meal you relish step into the Boston
restaurant. Open night and day.
| City Engineer Rinker says the Western avenue
| bridge is in dangerous condition.
| The new college hospital has been practically
opened for the reception of patients.
fire alarm box is to be placed at the corner Of
| Sixth street and Eleventh avenue south.
regular business meeting of the Reform club
will be held at Harrison hall this evening.
Old papers, whole and clean, for sale cheap at the
GLOBE office, Gil Hennepin, Minneapolis.
DR.. Ames anticipates moving into his hne new
hospital on Fourth avenue south this week.
Paul Grow has been arrested at the instance Of
Della Duffy. charged with bastardy. He married.
The price Of eggs is advancing, and 1t is almost
impossibity to get really fresh eggs at any price,
| Chas R. Pomeroy, variety actor, formerly Of
this city, died recently in Brainerd from typhoid
| fever.
purse of SIG has been sent to the sufferers in
Michigan by the members of the Universalst
church.
WIN, Rsy, forked over q I'VE dollar note in The
police court yesterday, and all on account of q de-
| bauche.
gas engine is being put In the Fuller & Johnson
agricultural warehouse, for the purpose of running
| the elevator.
The dance given by the Zouave corps at Turner
hall last evening Of the most pleasant affairs
of the season.
John Derry has brought an action in the district
court against his wife, Bstsey Derry, for decree Ct
| absolute divorce.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Charles
A. King and AIDA L. De Lemater, and to Paul Grove
| and Della Daffy.
| The three champion wrestlers and athletes, Null
doom, Whistler and Chrstol. have gone to Stw alter.
where they will give an entertainment.
The Derrick house will be closed for the winter OF
the 29th instant, on account Of the high price OF
| edibles making the business Improbable.
The sawmills are being run at their full capacity
the propIietors realizing the shortness Of the sea-
son, ana not wishing to leave many logs over,
II the city don't lay water mail to tina new col
lege and hospital the officials Of that institution
threaten to prosecute to that end themselves.
Bravo.
The Mutual Union Tele4 raph company announces
that II the water in the river will permit Of crossing
the line will be IN operation in this city on Noysn-
| Der LIST.
L. N. Miller was yesterday arrested on the charge
| of committing an assault and battery upon W.
barxer. The case has been set for trial at O'Clock
this afternoon.
| The sum of S19S 66 has been voted from the city
funds towards The Bethany home, that aalount being
one third Of the fines collected from the Magdaes
| curing The past month.
Inc Committee from the city council on roads and
bridge. will the council chambers this even
| my aed wreste with the vexativus motor question
| out The Road still lives.
According to the regulations of the new college
hospital, patient who IS al inmate may Ie attended
| ny any physician no II choose. The institution LII
| run on a broad ana liberal system
Superintendent Atwood assures the people that
street be found in waiting after the Opera
nouse entertainments i'll the future. The horses
| recovering su1nclenLy 10 maKe this PROMISE.
John Dow succeeds Boyden as watchman on bus
pe.sion bridge. II hoped that low will be at lilo
| yo.t at least Une day week, which will be inl-
proven. Over the Way the Dusiuess has been ruii
The city council mas ordered flag man stationed
At the central crossing OF the st. Paul, All-
| ueapolis & Manitoba railroad. This is the poin.
ane . the fatal COLLISION occurred short time since
considerable trouble Is being with by the men
iu laying Water and sewers, owing to the VAST
anouuts OF water soil. AS soon az d trench e
.ug 1t Ills ny win wdlIr aud worK Is Abandoned ~.
| tune.
| The petition OF the street railway company for
| ght to lay double track on Central avenue To
Eighth street, and theuce single track out Monroe
street the city limits, has been granted By the city
council.
The beneficient sun aided by the wind is actually
| drying up the seas OF mud III Minneapolis. If the
heart-sick hlinneapolitan should more have
opportunity Of selnng foot upon dry soil, he could
| dc happy.
The testimonial benefit concert rendered the Ehys'
boys viii be Reproduced at the Centenary NJ. E.
church this evening. The three child vioinists
aged respectively, eight, seven and i've years. ana
| are yerItabe musical prodigIes.
| J.R. Miligan is charged by John Connolly with
purloining his watch worth about $50 Millgan
was run in and yesterday ushered INTO the
OF his honor Of the municipa bench. Ina WAS
| continued until tomorrow afternoon at 0 clock.
| Devin Cations name is becoming by-word in
| the municipal court. He appeared yesterday
through his attorneys and secured another stay OF
proceedings for twenty days, III which to make all
| appeal. at the expiration Of the twenty days,
wnat?
hay is one Of the scarcest commodities in Mime
| apis bale Of the article weighing from seventy
to ninety pounds brings from 81 10 to 81 40 ANA
II is impossible to supply the demand at that
enormous figure. Many horse gnaws his Manager
for consolation.
Paul Grove was srraigned in the police court yes
terday upon the instigation of one Della Duffy,
charged with bastardy. Grove concluded that the
simplest way out of the tolls to marry the girl
and he married. birds of feather" etc., aud
Duffy is now Grove, and Grove is "duffer"
The city council proposes to 60 for the special act
of the legislature Of 1872 which authorized the Min
nespos St. Louis railroad to take any streets they
saw ut to:coDnect their line win the mills They
don't believe in making railroad yard OF the city
and well they may protest against such an act.
The Tribuce continues to rant and call the Land
League mss meeting held in Harrison hall, an Sin
dignation' meeting. 1t was Indignation" meet
my, insomuch as 1t referred TO the Tribune And
it he Tri6une) has heard the last of the Irish
mems 'indignauon," either. Stick pin here.
a. B. Allison accidentally shot himself white hand
ling q pistol. He was riding on horseback at the
lime. The horse stumbled and discharged the pis-
toll The bullet entered his breast aud passed entire
~ through his body, penetrating tse upper portion
Of his left lung. The wound Is not considered dam
gerous.
Job J. Pratt, an old resident Of Rchfeld, was
thrown out of his wagon by his runaway team while
driving into The CITY, and seriously injured In an
unconscious condron ne was picked up and takel
10 u surgeons Office, where it sscertsined that
ne sustained o compound fracture of his right
shoulder.
Upon the complaint of N. NJ. Rose, NJ. o. Gruver,
the agent of the st. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba
Railroad company, was arrested upon warrant VS.
teIsy for blockading Spring street the east side
with freight cars He WAS arraigned, and entered a
plea of lot guilty The case was set for o'rIock
this afternoon.
Two lively runaways were reported yesterday
That is refreshing. 1t ia an unirpeachsbls evidence