Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The river continues to rise.
DR.. Kimball Is home again.
The ice is going out of the river.
James Cullen Is the victim Of clothes lin
thief.
Bishop Foss will probably locate in Mime
apols.
The Veteran is drawing well at The Oper
house.
Hav on the market is scarce and prices rul
high.
Hon E. NJ. Wilson is expected home to
morrow.
The work on the East Side canal is progress
ing rapidly,
Jos. HERMAN is opening saloon on Hen
nepin avenue.
Hennepin Island bridge 10 undergoing
course of repairs.
The services at Gethsemane church were
well attended yesterday.
Chas. A. Couillord, of Wadena, Is paying
Minneapolis short visit.
Real estate changed hands rapidly yesterday
bringing advanced prices.
The county roads leading into the city are
reported in bad condition.
Judge Cooleyis still suffering from an at
tack OF neuralgia OF the heart.
Good Friday services at st. Marks church
were well attended yesterday.
Henry A. Andrews, artist is PROSTATE Win
q severe attack of neuralgia.
The Minneapolis Amateur Dramatic cluo
will soon produce another play.
The publisher of the Freie Presse IS IN
Chicago purchasing new outfit.
The street car company is putting in new
switch in front of the academy OF music.
A regular business meeting Of the Reform
club was held i'll Harrison hall last night.
Regular meeting of St. Anthony lodge TINS
evening in the hall No. 25l Nicollet avenue.
The employees of the c., NJ. & St. T. were re-
ceiving their long delayed wages yesterday.
Prof. Dorey's orchestra will furnish music
for the turner's celebration on Easter Mon
day.
The sickness now prevailing in the city Is
Indicative of an unhealthy state OF the atmos-
phere.
Rev. C. T. Chester has returned from the
East, and will occupy his pulpit as usual to-
morrow.
Easter Monday will be celebrated by the
West Side turner's in grand festival anu Dali
in their hall.
Judge Cooley presided at the municipal
court again yesterday-dischargin single
case of drunkenness.
Ed. A. Stevens donned a new silk hat and
gracefully assumed the duties of clerk of the
municipal court yesterday.
A special meeting of the Minneapolis gun
club will be held in the office OF Messrs
Wheeler on Monday evening.
A careless hack driver ran over man at the
corner of Nlcollet avenue and Seventh street
yesterday afternoon, quite seriously lnJurlng
him.
Notwithstanding the large number ofdwen-
ings now in course of construction, the de-
mand Will unquestionably far exceed the sup
ply.
Yesterday the engineers commenced the sur
vey for the Minneapolis Eastern on the East
Side, preparatory to beginning work upon the
short line.
A legacy of 10000 has fallen to Mrs.
O'Hern, poor washwoman residing on the
East Side, by the recent demise of rich rela-
tive in Ireland.
Mr. Calvin N. Warner, of the firm Of War
ner Brothers q Co., announces the marriage
of his daughter, Madaline E. Warner, to DIR.
II. w. Foster, on Thursday evening, April Il.
A carpenter named Inman, while engaged in
shingling the roof of house opposite Her
zog's fence-works, on Thursday, fell to the
ground, striking upon the top of his head. He
will doubtless recover.
Messrs. Willard & Cassiday have in course
of erection a number of commodious cottages
in the vicinity of the fair grounds and near the
street car barn on Fourth avenue south. There
are also an immense number Of dwellings
being built in various localities throughout
the city.
Next Monday evening the Minneapolis Am
ateur Dramatic club will render the popular
comedy drama, among the Breakers" under
the auspices of the Reform club, IN Harrison
hall. Several musical numbers will also be
given. The proceeds of the entertainment
will go towards the organ fund of the club.