Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-26
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

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N. G. Opshol, hackman, for obstructing
street, was fined s..
Chas. T. Raeger, for selling mortgaged
goods, was dismissed.
Three disorderly and two drunk characters
roasted in limbo last tight.
The physicians report an alarming prev
alence of typhoid fever in the city.
The Welsh picnic to Lake Calhoun will
leave On the 1890 motor this morning.
A lunatic was lodged in the lock up last
night. He will be sent to St. Peter to-day.
Hon. Thos. Simpson, of WInona, arrived in
the city last night en- route for Lake Winnie
bago. a@
All Saints chapel celebrated their third
annual harvest home yesterday in BETTING
style.
The picnic excursion of the Franklin avenue
NJ. E. church to Lake Minnetonka will occur
to-day.
The Reform club will hold its regular
weekly business meeting at Harrison hall this
evening.
It's expected to get the paper mill which
has been rebuilt on the Island into operation
In q few days.
The Wilkins Bros. will give you good
square meal for rs cents. Is Washington
avenue north.
Alex. johnson, w. A. Scott and Douglas
Reid were each fined IS or seven days for
drunkenness.
Geo. jackson and John Mcdonald, aggra-
waited cases of drunk, were each sent up to
& Shoeber, of the East side, had his nose bro
ken by kicking horse. d ~
The Reese Bros. are making preparations to
build another block adjoining their present
st re on Hennepin avenue.
Two boys were arrested last night charged
with breaking up stove in South Mime
apolis and selling it for old iron.
Visitors tor the fair are already beginning to
arrive. Quite party of ladies and gentlemen
| from Des Moines will arrive tomorrow.
For all the delicacies of the season, call at
Wilkins Bros, Commercial Restaurant, No.
Is Washington avenue north, near Hennepin
| avenue.
Antonio Torquin, Cottage hospital pa
tient, died yesterday. The remains are at
Warmers awaiting the action of friends, if he
has any.
| Judge Rea had sufficiently recovered from
his recent illness to hold court again yester-
day, and in fact crowded three days. work
into one.
| Several of the cars that were wrecked in the
accident just above Melrose, on the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba road, were brought
in yesterday.
| A decree of divorce has been issued from the
district court in the case of Flora CrOmier vs..
John Cromier, on the ground of habitual
drunkenness. 'F7g
A vexatious delay in getting the logs from
| the booms, will, the mill men think, cause a
| great falling ,f from The usual total cut OF
| logs for tue NsOn.
! The small wooden buildings adjoining the
| Huntington block, on Washington avenue
north, will soon have u give way to the fine,
new Steele brick block.
| The hose which was laid across the Oman,
track on the occasion OF th. fire at the lum
Der yard, caused a delay of about an hour 10 d
| train which wanted to pass. t
An employe of o. A. Pray & Co., named
Ole Larson, met with very painful accident
yesterday. He had three fingers of his left
hand and his thigh crushed by = pOnderOus
bar of iron falling on him.
Robert Pogrzeba, of Delano, was yesterday
brought to this city with badly broken jaw
bone. A log had rolled upon him. He was
taken to DR.. Ames TO- surgical treatment.
The regular Thursday night excursion to
Lake Minnetonka, over the st. Paul. Mime
apolis q Manitoba railroad, was well patron
lied and a very enjoyable time is reported.
The greenback wave in this city seems to be
subsiding. The organ of the party, the Re
publican, has closed up business and gone
back from whence it came, to Preston, MINI.
Detective Hoy has found under a pile of
sawdust and rubbish dress coat and ulster,
probably hidden by thieves. The owner can
have the articles by calling at the police sta
ton.
Let the street commissioners at once begin
to place our streets IN repair, SO they may at
least be in respectable condition during ia. r
week. AS some of them are now they are a
disgrace.
The head millers of the various mills will
meet at the office of the Northeastern Miller
on Monday evening, to perfect arrangements
Tor an excursion to some of the delightful re-
sorts at no distant day.
| Mrs. j. K Waterman, of Kalamazoo, Mich,
| who came here some two months ago, for her
health, returned to Kalamazoo few days ago.
| Her friends here received a dispatch yesterday
announcing her death from consumption.
| Minneapolis is blessed with an unusual
humber of worthless dogs that are nuisance,