Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-06
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Itsnowed yesterday.
The Holly mill has again resumed business
The county commissioners meet tomorrow
at 10 r.. n.
The Sunday science class VIII meet ~ @;o'
O'Clock this afternoon.
The K. P.'s will hold masquerade A. fyth
ian hall on Wednesday evening.
The street ears, thanks to the efforts OF su
perintendent Atwood, made regular trips yes
terday.
The Hennepin county medical society vii
hold a regular meeting at Dr.. Miller's Office
this evening.
The masquerade announced 10 take place a
Turner hall, East side, last evening, was post
poued one week.
The eastern trains on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul road arrived about three
hours late yesterday
Dr. Kelly announces that two infants, now
at the poor farm, can be adopted by persons
desiring so to invest.
Pedestrians in lower town awaited themselves
yesterday OF the roadway made by the snow
plows of the street ear company.
Lizzie Lovejoy was returned to the poor
farm yesterday, having been brought from the
asylum at St. Peter to make room for the ad-
mission of Mrs. Mary Shillock.
a telegram was received yesterday from De
tectivc Hoy announcing his safe arrival in
Denver, and stating that he would start for
home tomorrow with his prisoner, Norton.
u. 2 Kuickerbaeker and wife yesterday
Transferred 10 Jesse COLON the deed to two
lots GA Sixth avenue south, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, for the sum OF
$500.
\ letter has been received from Pauley
Bros, contractors for the cells in the Jail,
stating that the iron had been shipped, and
that the work wonld be completed by the last
of the present month.
\ subscription is being raised Tor the benefit
of D. Williams, the miller who was injured by
he fall of Il staging in the new Pillsbury mill
on Wednesday. Mr. Williams viii be confined
10 his bed at least nine months.
Wheat quotations yesterday were No. I, $50;
No. ,, S5c; No. S, 73c. The millers' associa-
ton have established new grade of wheat
20 be known rs No. I and , hard Fife. The
price will be ten cents above that of the usual
grades.
The McAllister combination seem to delight
IN presenting to the few amusement goers
who patronize them the most antique repre-
sensations For an attraction this week
they announce the old and threadbare "Uncle
TOMS Cabin"
Yesterday afternoon, John Washhurn, liv
I'M Of 1901 Elavantb oIan,ro eoy14l md ON
ployed in the Pillsbury A mill, fell from
staging His injuries are . broken nose, sew
eral severe bruises, and it is thought serious
internal injuries He was attended by DR..
Rogers.
About l O'Clock this morning two young
men were found by Sergeant West lying in
snow bank at the corner of Second avenue
south and Seventh street. They were so
drunk they couldn't tell their names, bat
managed to say they wanted hotel accommo-
datiOns, which were furnished them by the
sergeant
A letter was received by Judge Rea yeSter-
day from C. Bartlett, superintendent of the in
sane asylum at St. Peter, stating that Mrs FL
len Green, comitted to that institution in
March, 1872 was dangerously i'll with pnell-
monia. Mrs. Green was taken to St. Peter
from the poor farm, and DR.. Bartlett desires
any friends or relatives of the unfortunate
woman to know of her illness, which will pro-
baby prove fatal.
It is reported that the two men arrested for
carrying off goods from the stock of Deering,
Nilliken & Co., are not the only guilty ones,
but were simply unfortunate enough to be
caught. On Friday afternoon young man
who had purchased 4 bill of goods from the
firm, and insisted on packing them himself,
was brought to time by one of the firm. The
box was unpacked and $50 worth of goods be-
longing TO the stock found. He denied know
ing that he had packed any goods that did
not belong TO him, and on paying for the
goods was allowed to depart.