Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


night.
Potatoes have gone up to rs cents per bushel
again.
Several new cases were filed in the district court
yesterday.
rA uumb.r Of drunks were run in by the policemen
last night.
The replanking of the Tenth avenue bridge has
been finished
The Land League mass meeting last sight was large
and enthusiastic
Aregular Meeting of the common council will be
held this evening.
The criminal business In the municipal court was
light yesterday.
Remember the athlstc performance at the Acade-
my, this evening.
The Silver Grays viii give another ball at Armory
hail on Friday evening.
Minor Ball. accompanied by Mrs Bali, have de-
parted for trip TO New York.
Henry Plant and wife have gone to San Francisco
where they will spend the winter.
Tomorrow night the bill at the Opera house will
be 'Ten Nights in q Bar Room"
regular meeting of the Minneapolis Zouave
corps will be held this evening.
Dr. Harrison of this city has been added TO the
faculty OF the new medical college.
Charles Farrell, arrested for vagrancy, was dis
charged by Judge Cooley, yesterday.
Another crowded house greeted the Alvin Joslin
produ ction at the Academy last night.
Gustavo seitz, emplo. ed in the Galaxy mill had his
finger badly damned by an elevator.
regular convention OF of Germania lodge
Knights of Pythias was held last night.
The street car horses generally recovering
from the epidemic called the ''pinkeye.'
The grand jury will appear at the court room at
O'Clock this morning to receive the charge.
Tomorrow evening the zusves will give the
first of Sc ries of dances IN Tur er hall
The Are department horses have nearly all recov-
cred from their recent attack of "pink-eye."
At the meeting of the city council this evening"
forty-ive judges of eeotion will be appointed.
Under the happy influence of the fr cndy rays Of
Old sol the mud dried up appreciably yesterday
The B ,ston restaurant Is always open. day or
night corner Hennepin avenue and Second street.
Thomas Lowry says that the purposed extension
Of the street system to st. Paul sis algue work."
The Brytou theatrical troupe will open at the Acad-
envy on Friday night in the "Man of the Iron Mask "
regular meeting of the Temple OF Honor will be
held this evening in the hail at No. 251 Nicolet av-
Aman who was foolish enough to offer new
usteretts for sale for trife WAS arrested on
suspicion, yesterday.
Ida Lehman has been granted decree Of abso-
lutte divor g from her husband Ferdinand Lehman,
in the district urt
j C. Horgan, who was arrested on Monday I'M der
the suspicion of being complicated in the attempt
ed burglary of Echelzer's fur store will be exam
iped this morniIg 6.
The recent complimentary concert rendered the
Rhys boys, will be repested at the Centenary NJ. E
church on Friday night.
The came of James Walters will come before the
city council this evening for confirmation upon the
city water commission.
The Darius dramatic club, section Of the
oiey DANA. will give theatrical entertainment in
Turner hail this evening.
One hundred and seventy car loads Of wheat were
transferred into the lower yards of the st. Louis
road yesterday morning.
The Mendessohn club held well attended bust
ness meeting last night, when 1t was determined to
give another concert practicable.
Charles H. Clarke the 1S-year-old son of Deputy
Internal Rsvenae Collector Clarke, died from diph-
iberia at Mr.. Clarke's residence in Rich6ed,
Monday night.
T zouaves are justly annoyed by the blunders of
the daily papers in announcing the first Of their
dances to this evening when 1t really comes off
tomorrow evening.
Charles Carer pleaded "not guilty yer homer" TO
q charge of drunkenness IN the police court yeseI
day. After considering the the fellow was bio
den to depart in peace.
A man who had precipitated drunken fight at The
depot In ST. Paul was brought to Minneapolis yester-
day. In the fracss his head had been battered. 4
surge on dressed the wounds.
The stone work fer the third story OF the immense
Written & Burdette block, at the corner of Henne-
pin avenue aid Third street Is nearly completed.
Verify, the mills of the gods grind slowly.
This evening The ladies' of the First Baptist church
will give dime sociabe in the parlors of the church.
The progr1 mme will consist OF vocal and iosnu-
mental music, readings and free refreshments.
Ole Poison was ushered into the august presence
of potentate of the municipal bench, charged with
having seen exceedingly dizzy from his psiatious.
He made the thing all right by leaving V with Clerk
Stevens
The two members OF the Light infantry drum
corps who disgraced themselves and the company
by getting drunken carousal ending il an iguo-
minious fight will be dismissed from the service at
the next NEE ing.
After the city has been compelled to pay for
uuoer oL oroAeu OuS9les, IL Is parey possible tnat
the despilated paving on suspension bridge will be
repaired. Scarcely day passes without some dsm-
age to carriages resulting.
Gus johnson and Dennis Mcdonald boozed up on
bad whisky. They were run in, and yesterday ap
peared before his honor They pleaded guilty to
drunkenness aud cheerfully accepted communication
tickets for q week board with Sheriff Eastis
Minneapolis is going to have chamber of COM
merce. The following are the iucoporators: 81
g Harrison, A. G. Band, John Duph4n, A q.
Bode, White r. P. Russell, T J. Buxton,
W. F. Meader, b. Taylor, O Bell, Anthony
Kelley, James A. Lovejoy, z. L. Morse, D. SSme,
s. W. Serl, L. McMullen, John R. Coykendall, and
r. Crockett
small but Lively meeting held In Blaisdeu
school house Monday evening, the subject uuder
discussion being the Motor line. After some warm
talking both for and against the road set of resou-
tons we're adopted and committee consisting of A.
r. Chestnut o. A. Slaf er. A. + Archibald has. l..
Keith and Il Sherman were appointed to present
them to the city council at the next meeting.
man named Lininger was arrested by OIL
Ger McKirnan yesterday. he is wanted 10
Wright county to to the charge of larceny Of