Daily globe., 1881-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Temple of Honor will hold regular
meeting to morrow night.
The electric lights in use at the Pillsbury A
mill are brilliant success.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry held a
meeting at the armory last night
Fred. R. Bryant has purchased Geo. Gales
livery stable on Second street.
The case of N. T. Mills will come up in the
municipal court this morning.
Sidwell's brass band gave another excellent
concert at Oak Lake park last night.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold meeting in the
parlors of the association this evening.
The injuries sustained by DR.. Ames' little
son are not SO serious as was at first supposed.
A burning chimney in c. b. Du Bois' house
called out the fire department yesterday. No
damage.
Michael Riley and James O'Gahr were ar
raigned on charge of drunkennnss, but were
dismissed.
1t is now proposed to add an artillery
branch to the Zouave corps, with Capt. Hoy
as recruiting officer.
A. Booth paid 81 yesterday to the clerk Of
the municipal court, for leaving his horse uu-
hitchsd upon the street.
Early yesterday morning Roberts basket
factory on Fourth avenue northeast was
burned. Loss about 81 200
The case of John Dudley, for assault with
chair, upon George Jamison, will have trial
tomorrow morning at o'clock
A buggy was accidentally driven over Rev.
Joseph Craig on Washington avenue yester-
day. His injuries were net serious.
Yesterday an employe of the paper mill
named Whitman Had his arm caught IN
machine, and before it could be extricated was
terribly burned.
Mr.. Farrell, the mail carrier recently pros
trated by the oppressive heat, has sufficiently
recovered from the shock to be able to renew
the duties of his commission.
A well attended and interesting meeting of
the Grocers' union was held in Centennial
block last night. The proposed protective
bureau is in partial operation.
VIM. Lewis appeared before his honor of the
municipal court yesterday morning and paid y
q
dulged in, all on the Sabbath day.
Joseph 81. Cox was arrested yesterday for
keeping his saloon open on Sunday. He en-
tered plea of not guilty, and the case was
continued to August II, at o'clock p. m.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
company has acceded to the demands of the
yardmen for an advance upon their old rate of
wages. They now get $55 per month for
helpers, and $65 per month for fsremen.
A regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge, I. o.
G. T., will be held this evening at the hall,
No. 25l Nicollet avenue. The ladies of the
society will presenta programme of an hours
length, consisting of musical and literary ex-
ercises.
The amateur minstrel club connected with the
Crusaders Total Abstinence club will give an
entertainment in Catholic association hall,
for the benefit of the Crusaders society, on
the 25th inst. A good programme is prom
ised.
Delvin Cotton was arraigned befors the
municipal court upon charge brought by
the chairman of the bridge supervisors of
Brooklyn township, charging him with OBJ
structing the highway by a fence. The case
was continued until August IL, at Q o'clock
p. m.
At about o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in A. H. Roses drug store, on
Central avenue, East division. The door was
quickly broken open and the inclpient blaze
eXtingushed. 1t was clearly an Incident of
spontaneous combustion. The fire had origi-
mated in barrel of floor sweepings and scraps
of paper. Damage nominal.