Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

last night.
G.F. F4rrlngton donates $500 to the coiieg
and hospital.
Miss McAllister will put on Uncle Tom
Cabin next week.
MANY of the back streets are dry and IL
fair condition again.
There was no business in the municipal
court yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charles H. Clark. is reported seriously
i'll at her home in Riehdeld.
The Rhys boys gave another fine concert al
the Centenary NJ. E. church last evening
"Serpent on the Mearth"wlll be produced at
the matinee at the Opera house this afternoon
The East Side Record is the name of new
pauer, to be published by the Falls Printing
company.
Miss Louisa Bickney, Of 126 First avenue
north, has been robbed of two silk dresses an(
a cloak.
When you are hungry 60 to the Boston res
taurant at the corner of Hennepin avenue ano
Second street.
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room" now being
PLAYED at the Opera house plesses the temper
ance people.
A new trade journal, called the Wood ana
Iron, will soon be published by Messrs. Hop
pin & Palmer.
A regular meeting of st. Anthony lodge
will be held this evening at the hall over FL
liott's music store.
Ed. ]. Davenport went to Sank Centre yes
terday for the purpose of instituting new
odge of Knights of Honor.
III Mulligan will be tried in the munich
pal court this morning upon che charge OF
stealing watch from John Connolly.
Ameeting of the board OF water works was
held Yesterday afternoon, and consldera Die
business was taken up and considered.
A Land League meeting will be held in the
Robert Emmett han tomorrow evening.
Roger Vail an1 Others will make addresses.
Anerrand boy at the Tribune fell down the
elevator from the first floor TO the basement
yesterday morning. He was painfully injured.
The city council held special meeting last
night for the purpose of considering the
question of sustaing or rejecting the motor
line.
Many citizens who are natives Of the Green
Mountain state, have taken the preliminary
steps towards establishing Vermont society
here.
The Superintendent of the water works an
nounceS that the supply will be shut of from
all who do not pay their water tax by Novem-
Der 1st.
The street railway company will erect fine
new stable near the State University, S01l20
feet In dimensions, at the earliest practical
moment.
Elias FItteIling has purchased the Chris
tan property on Ninth street, between Nicol-
let avenue aud Mary place, the consideration
price being s7,70O.
It is expected that the Mutual Union Tele-
graph company will establish brach office
on the East side, and it is thought to be high
ly probabln that the Western Union company
will do likewise.
Five plain DRINKS constituted the business
of the police court yesterday. W. Wiley,
Isaac Duld and VIM Barnes, each paid fine OF
S.. James Harrison and Peter Pierce, in de-
fault, anguish.
Procher Bowdsh succeeded to get two
days stay of proceedings, in which to raise
his fire. He was yesterday frantically scour-
ing the city for S., but at O'Clock the fine
had not been paid.
The anniversary of Minnehaha lodge 1. O.
G. T. will be celebrated this evening at No.
125 Nicollet avenue. The programme will
consist of vocal aud instrumental music, ad-
dresses, Rotations, etc.
1t is reported that W. II. Burley formerly
connected with the Sioux Falls Water Power
company, is now in the city endeavoring to
purchase site for 900 barrel per day -four
ing mill, on the East side.
The residents of North Minneapolis COM
planned to Deputy Rich yesterday that an ex-
pressman had left horse with a broken leg
In their neighborhood to die. They consider
It a case of extreme cruelty.
The Bryton Man of the Iron Mask combi-
nation gave a very enjoyable performance to
good house at the Academy last night. The
entertainment will be repeated at the matinee
this aft ernoon and this evening.
John j. Gerard, formerly employed in the
Washburn A Mill, but recently of the Nc
Laughlin & Moore mill, Toronto, had his
right hand caught in the gearing of the mill,
and so badly crushed that amputation at the
wrist was necessary.
Messrs. Croker & Pell, of St. Louis, have
purchased three lots at the corner of Fourth
street and Eleventh avenue south, where they
will at the earliest possible day erect a build
ing 50xl35 feet in dimensions, for the purpose
OF establishing new iron foundry.
Tonight is the nineteenth anniversary of
Mnnehaha lodge. I. o. G. T., and will be Gel
ebrated In fine musical and literary pro-
gramme. The lodge was instituted in the old
National hotel building, Just nineteen years
ago, aud has been in continuous operation
ever since.
A vagabond found alawn tent in front Of A.
NJ. Greeley's residence at the corner of Sixth
avenue north and Fifth street. At the still
hour of midnight he, like the Arabs of the
poem, folded up that tent and silently stole
away. At the next door lives Mr.. Greeley
mother She heard some one in the yard and,
with light went to a window. The fellow
thought he was "caschedn and dropped his
booty, nearly block away, aad skedadled.
Roger Wales Address
The following is Mr.. Wallis reply, at the
Land League meeting, to the editor of the Press
who had said there is no evidence in history