Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The hotel scheme is declared off,
Board of education this afternoon
Six DRINKS comprised the bu ,iuess at the
police court yesterday.
From 10 to IL O'Clock last night the water
had risen three inches
The water commission meets on Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock
A gang of men and fifty teams are making
the dirt fly on the Minneapolis Elstern grad
ing.
The mayor will report to special meeting
of the council this week his appointments for
the year.
The funeral services of the late John Gala
CHER will take place this afternoon ut 5
o'clock.
A young man named Caldwell, employed in
stealing s24.
lodge of Knights of Honor will be or
ganized,thi evening at Old Fellows hall,
East Division.
The remains Of Conrad johnson, found in
the river at st. Paul on Friday, were buried In
that city yesterday afternoon.
five year old daughter of c. A. Pillsbury
died yesterday morning. The funeral services
will occur this afternoon al o clock.
| The "handsome" bar tender at the Nicollet,
| Thomas Kelly, is soon to be united in mar
riage to a lady formerly resident of Anoka
Mrs. w. II. Frank, residing at No. $40
| Fourth street, while engaged in fixing cur
| tain roller last night fell and broke her right
| arm.
| A. Mcdonald had an argument with S.
Brin, and during the same, used curtain roll
Ter on his head with good effect. He was ar
rested and paid S. for the. offense.
Charles Mann, and express driver, while
dumping load of garbish over theeriver bank
| near Tenth avenue, had of his horses
| killed by the bank caving in.
A crszy girl named Ellis, about l6 years old,
and residing in the vicinity of Twentythird
! avenue south, managed TO stray away from
her attendant last Monday and has not been
| seen since.
John Dempsey was arraigned at the police
court Yesterday for drunkenness. After being
fined he gave the officers the slip and lit out.
Chas. Dubois, arrested for larceny from Gales
James W. Byrnes, the blacksmith on First
avenue south, was passing around the cigars
yesterday 1t was a fourteen and half pOnnd
boy, and as Mr.. Byrnes is linl Lacquer and
| Fenian, the ynungsier will be honured with
the name Of Dlvitt.
A grocery store at the corner of Seventh and
Nicolet, kept by Geo. E. dams. was burglar
ize Monday night The thieves secured so
and supply of cigars and groceries. As de-
,ective Hoy is after the thief, there Is Il pos
sbili,y of his capture.
Rev a,her Shanlev, OF st. Paul. will de-
liver his "Reminiscences of ROME" at Catho-
lie Association hall this evening. The lrctur-
er is well-knOwn, and as the entertainment rs
under the auspices Of The Crusaders society, a
large audience is anticipated.
The articles of incorporation Of the HON.
eopathic hospital association published in
the GLOBE yesterday and the officers and d.
! recturs of the same will I've voted on at the
next meeting, to he held on Tuesday evening,
| Nav 81 The articles ana Officers were pro-
posed and accepted, but it WAS co.si Tered not
best t. vote un them until the next meeting.
The committees from the board of educa-
ton have met and decided to D ,rt to the fol
. lowing to the board meeting which occurs to-
day: The salaries OF telchers who have served
three years shall for their fnnrth year receive
81 200, this amount being $3.50 more than the
present salary.
Prof Tousley recommended the salary of
Prof. Kerr he raised from 81 TOO to $500 , and
that OF Prof. Warner from $1,000 to Sl,2OO
An accident occurred ut Hopkins Station
which resulted in the death of w. G. horn
ton. He was employed by Winston BIOS. and
hal just loaded his wagon with iron for the
railroad extension, and the lines fell down and
while en,eavoring to obtain them the horses
started and ran away. He was thrown off
and The hind wheel passed over his head, Kill
ing him instantly. He was 45 years oil and
owns the purgitory firm. He leaves four
children, the youngest ten years old.