Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

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F. S. Hinkle succeeds the Hinkle Brothers,
dissolved.
The Crusaders brass band was recognized
last night.
All Saints day will be observed at St. Marks
church to-day.
yesterday afternoon.
The Boston restaurant continues to take the
lead. Always open.
David Blakely is now the Minneapolis editor
of the Pioneer Press.
VI. D Strickland, last night departed on the
extensive trip in the country.
The Pillsbury "a" mill has been shut down
owing to the scarcity of cars.
Aregular meeting o. the common council
will be held tomorrow night.
The Zouaves will give masquerade ball in
Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
The Washburn &C. mill is shut down, and
new water WIN ell is being put in.
Work has been commenced on the new street
car barn, near the State university.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William Dunk
will occur at o'clock this morning.
On Friday night the motor business will be
argued before the city council committee.
reception will be given the railroad men
in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors tomorrow even
ing.
The Minneapolis Light infantry corps met
last evening in the new armory, over the city
market.
well attended meeting of the Mendelsohn
club was held last evening at the residence of
D. Blakely.
The College hospital was formerly opened
last evening. 1t was an exceptionally pleas
ant occasion.
sneak thief caught on to the coats of
three Iaborers in south Minneapolis lumber
yard yesterday.
John Feldt, deceased, was buried according
to the rites Of the order of Odd Fellows yes
terday afternoon.
Richmond Reid and Mrs. H. Smith died in
the MINI apolis Cottage hospital yesterday
from typhoid fever.
Josie Mccarthy, mistress of house of i'll
fam e, paid fine of $50 and costs in the po-
lice court yesterday.
Street Commissioner IRVINE has begun
grading University avenue at the butments OF
the short line bridge.
1.-TWO Loves in Life'' was played with
good effect at the Opera house, last night.
Same bill this evening.
Services appropriate to All Saints day will
be observed at Gethsemane church at 10
o'clock this morning.
Prof Rhys and Sons, assisted DO Mrs. Wood
house, gave very entertaining concert in
Harrison hall last night
The stage of water in Lake Minnetonka con-
tinues high, and the docks and buildings are
still flooded, and and much damage may re-
suit.
Work was commenced yesterday morning
on the Fourteenth avenue bridge, for the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba short line rail-
road.
Aregular meeting of Hiawatha lodge, I. o.
G. T., will be held in the hall over Elliots
music store this evening. Installation of
officers.
The large plate glass front Of Spink's drug
store at the corner of Washington avenue and
First avenue south, was demolished by fierce
gust of wind yesterday.
John Haley, who stole chain from an in
mate of Swede .Kate's bagnio, in default Of
fine of $50, was sent down to the county Jail
for ninety days at hard labor.
The Judges of election will be on duty all
day to-day to place the names of legal voters
upon the register. See that your name is
there-and make no mistake.
Averill, Russell &. Carpenter have brought
iut against the Orient Insurance company for
$3.50 insurance upon the paper mill which
was destroyed by fire last June.
Burglars made an Intellectual attempt to tap
the till Of the Falls hotel bar rooom on Sun
dav night. They made noise and were freight
sned away before accomplishing their purpost.
A meeting of the Charles Stuart Parnell
land league will be held in Martins hall this
evening, 10 take action upon the proposed
aDion of the three leagues in one organZa-
ton.
The regular meeting of the Crusaders Total
Abstinence society Will b. held at Catholic As
ISOLATION hall, this evening. fine pro
gramme, consisting OF music. recitations, ad-
dresses, etc, will be presented.
There are now /, 45S volumes of choice books
in the Minneapolis public school library. Prof.
Tously is confident that the number will
reach 20 600 volumes through the bounty of
many of our pubic spirited capitalists.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company has
again disappointed US. They were unable to
reach Minneapolis with the new line, owing
to the high stage OF water, but hope to be abe
to accomplish that end during the present
week.
A boarder of Salter's Home hotel on North
Washington avenue, complains that he has
been victimzed by a sneak thief to the extent
of an overcoat, hat and suit Of clothes, which
were taken from his bed room during his ab-
sence Saturday night.
The North Star Boot and Shoe company will
erect building on Washington avenue, be
tween First and Second avenues north, which
they will occnpy for IN ,nufacturng purposes
1t will he five story structure and will be
completed by August l, 1882.
The following named persons were author
lied to wed yesterday: Chas. Fl. Dawgasrd
and Lizzy Argell, Edward Sullivan and Ma
tilda Wallace, Nels Anderson and Ida Sophie
Anderson, Fred W. Latz and Alice n. VOL
frain, Edwin Bpskford and Mary Collins,