Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The Day saw mill has shut down.
The Washburn Touring mill has tempo
rarily shat down.
Get your oysters at the Boston restaurant,
which is always open.
The Rhys family will give concert, in Har-
rison hall, this evening.
The amateurs of Gethsemane church, gave
"Everybody's Friend" at Elliot's Music hall
last night.
Some of the saw mills have shut down on
account of not having horses to haul away
the lumber.
A regular meeting of Minneopa lodge, l..
o. G. T., will be held this evening over Elllot s
music store.
The "Overland Route" continues at the
Opera house. The company has our "Board-
ing House. in rehearsal.
VIM. Dix was seriously injured by meeting
with an accident in Jumping from moving
train on Tuesday evening.
It is estimated that the loss of the Mime
apolis Soap works, which were burned on
Tuesday night, was about $1,000.
The mammoth Written & Burdette block,
at the corner of Hennepn avenue and Third
street, is finally nearing completion.
It is reported that Walter Alt, of Seventh
street, north, has recovered from severe az
tack of the almost invariably fatal lock-Jaw.
Excavation for the new gates at the Wash
ington avenue crossing of the st. Paul, Min
nespoiis & Manitoba railroad, is beins done at
last.
A Thanksgiving sermon will be preached IN
the morning by Rev. DR.. Campbell, OF the
Park avenue Presbyterian, in the First NJ E.
church.
Den Thompson played to a good house at
the Academy last evening. His character OF
Josh Whitcomb, the old Jackson Dem ocrat, is
simply immense.
Wv. Brown, the new proprietor of the
Fulton Market restaurant, furnished his
friends and acquaintance with bounteous
dinner yesterday.
DR.. A. W. Parsons, of Brainerd, and Miss
Julia F. Lisson, of Hartford, Conn.,, were
married Yesterday afternoon, in the parlors of
the Nicollet house.
Peter Bohlschik, a 16-year-old lad, COM
mitted an assault and battery upon small
how named William Radon. He was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday and
dismissed with sharp reprimand.
bill amounting to sl,511.52 will be pre-
scented by the Hennepin county board OF CON-
missioners, to the state legislature for the
care OF the insane patients who have been
cared for at the county Jail, at the expense OF
this county, since January l. These patients
were refused admission at the State Insane
asylum at st. Peter
The old chicken larceny case, charged
against the SCHNEIDER family and their hired
man Geskey, finally came to focns in the po-
lice court Yesterday. The court ruled that
while the chickens did not really belong to
the defendants, the peculiar circumstances OF
the case conclusively showed that it was not
a theft, and hence discharged the case
Geo. 4. Plllsbury was elected, several weeks
ago, to fill the vacancy in the city council
from the Fifth ward, occasioned by the resig-
nation of Fred. l.. Smith, made necessary by
his removal to the East division. Mr.. Pills
bury was ut the time in the East, and only re-
turned yesterday, when an official notice OF
his election to the office was served upon him.
He now has ten days IN which to qualify, ac-
cordng to the requirements of the city Or
dinance.
There appears to be something of mistake
in the alleged larceny of one-half cord OF
wood by N. Henry. In the trial, which was
partially finished in the municipal court
Yesterday, the defendant showed by
witness that he found man engagedin pilng
up the wood in question, who purported
to be the owner of the
same, and of whom he purchased it, paying
50 80 therefore. The case was continued Until
tomorrow morning.