Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEW s
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The rates Of fare to Chicago via the Omaha
road has been reduced to $l4.
A regular meeting of the reform club will
be held at Harrison hall this evening.
A part of the Hazel Kirke party have found
accommodations at the Nieollet house.
Nearly $1,000 have been collected in the
municipal court this month from fines.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
at the Y. NJ. c. A. parors this evening.
The city board of equalization turned over
| the results of their efforts to Auditor Nc
donald yesterday.
The Wide Awakes, in charge of Mrs. H. F.
Fair, left yesterday morning for an excursion
to Lake Minnetonka.
Col. McCrory announces an excursion over
the extension of the Lyndale line to Lake
Minnetonka on the oath instant.
Judge Vanderburgh has decided the case of
]. NJ. Dayton vs.. Jas. R. Dayton in favor Of
the plaintiff, giving him S4,4S2.45.
Entries for the various races continue to
| pour into Secretary Clark's office from all
parts of the United States and the Canadas.
Mr.. Lynott had his hand badly mangled
while laborlng on his new house on Main
street, East Side. DR.. Rogers dressed the
wounds.
The Union mill has been sold by Thomas
H. Perkins to Mr.. Lafayette Woodward, of
Nendocino county, California, the considera-
| ton fund being $4,000.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company has
petitioned the city council for the right to set
tn cir telegraph poles on Second street, Wash
| ington avenue and Third street.
The excursion of the members of the Cen
tenary church to the Dalles OF the st. CroiX
| has been postponed until next week, on ac-
rount of the low stage of water in st. CrOix
river.
| Yesterday Mic Lael Flaherty, while loading
stone at the granite works, had his hand
caught between two rocks, and two fingers
were crushed. DR.. G. E. Rogers gave the nee
| essary surgical aid.
City Physician Salisbury reports that TWEEN
ty cases of typhoid fever are now being
treated at the Cottage hospital, requiring be-
sides the building proper two tents to accom-
modste the patients.
| A reception will be given the Rev. F. W.
Tomkins, Jr., at his residence, No. 1924, Har-
mon place, this evening. All members and
| friends of st. Paul's Episcopal parish are cor
daily invited to attend.
| The rainy weather has caused an unavoid-
able delay in the construction of the Lyndale
line to Lake Minnetonka- But the work will
| be entirely finished the first of next week,
when trains will commence running at once.
| oh hos do pfc r,
keep the box sheet of the Academy of Music
at the Nicolet house drug store. Seats are
now on sale there for Hazel Kirk, which viii
oe played at The Academy ut the grand open
| ing next Thursday.
| The Minneapolis banks have refused to give
bonds for, and pay interest on, city funds
placed on Deposit and hence the committee
| from the city council on ways and means has
been instructed to advertise for proposals from
outside banks for the use of city money.
The St Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail
way company has agreed to construct
| bridges over Western avenue and Holden
| street, the same to be of iron, twenty feet
roadway and eight feet sidewalks, and, in fact,
| the work has ALREADY been begun on the stone
work for the Western avenue bridge.
| The city board of equalization (so-caled)
has completed its work, to the entire satisfac-
ton of the members of the board, and to the
especial pleasure of many of the wealthiest
| property holders of the city. Each member of
| the board has been paid the neat little sum OF
Sl04, and $40 has also been paid their clerk.
| H. Kirkwood and other property owners
have petitioned the city council to abate the
| Lyndale motor line within the city limits
| Should this petition be granted it would Ger
| tainly be treating the Lyndale company with
| great injustice. The line is matter of great
| convenience, not only to those who wish to
| from time to time visit the lakes, but to all
| who live in the western suburbs, and depend
upon this as a means of going to and from
| their Offices or workshops.