Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Freeman Lane is home once more from Da
kota.
JIG. Slofter is heard from. He is now ii
Paris.
G. B. Klrkbrde will pay an extended visit to
Philadelphia.
Scandal lodge, K. of P, held regular meet
ing last evening.
The Robert Emmett Literary association ball
at Turner hall tonight.
DR.. c.. E. Rogers and family returned from
New Haveniast evening.
John Murray, manager of the old Metropol
itan theater company, is in the city.
The Hon. D. A. Secombe is proposed for the
appointment to the supreme bench.
j. f. Byrnes and H. B. Anger have formed
a copartnership for the practice of law.
Bonds to the amount of $4,000 will be is,
sued by the city for sewerage purposes.
The remains of DR.. A. E. Ames have been
removed from Lsyman cemetery to that OF
Lakewood.
A large number of spectators inspected Col.
Fairman's gems of art at Knickerbacker's on
Nicollet avenue.
The street cars on Eighth avenue south are
not yet running, as announced in the papers
yesterday morning.
Several of the young lady teachers have sent
in their designations. The cause is whispered
-nuptial prospects.
The excavation has been begun at No. 725
Washington avenue south, for the speedy cree
ton OF fine new brick block.
The committee on decoration on the East
side will hold meeting tomorrow morning
at o'clock in R. w. Cummings office.
City Engineer Rinker has been instructed to
advertise for proposals for the erection of a
city hospital, to cost not exceeding $4,000.
The postofice has had one hundred and
seven new boxes added to its delivery depart
ment, and this falls far short of the demand.
This evening the ladies of the First NJ. E..
church, will give novel entertainment. The
ladies participating will be sold by weight.
A compromise was effected yesterday be-
tween the striking teamsters and the con-
tractors A medium price of S3.25 was set
tied upon.
The Zouaves and Light Infantry are busy
furnishing up their military accoutrements
and uniforms preparatory to the parade on
Monday.
James G. Vaudeville, editor of the Ameri-
can Trareler's Journal, of st. Louis, is In the
city. He is writing up the watering places of
Minnesota.
The names of Prof. w. A. Carpenter, NJ. G..
White and Michel Hoy have been added to
the committee on Decoration Day observance
one the East side.
1t is probable that the parties participating
III the Decoration Day observances on Monday,
will have the pleasure of listening to an ora
ton by Col. jams Fairman.
meeting will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock III Harrison hall by the w. c. T. A.
An invitation is extended to the members of
the young LADIES' union to meet with them.
Judge Cornell had $4,000 life insurance in
the Northwestern Mutual Insurance company,
and also policy for $4,000 in the Universal
Life Insurance company of New York, which
was subsequently changed TO Sl,OOO The
value of the latter policy is in doubt.
1eSleTudy tu6 NldTh uOusc Wdo oOIu W
Messrs. A. W. Dayness and G. Fl. Flanders,
for the sum of $4,000. The new proprietors
will doubtless conduct the house in much
more satisfactory manner than it has been.
New furniture and fixtures will be put in at
once.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has been accredited with
having attentively cared for the unfortunate
member who has been lying very low from the
effect of falling from tree on the East side
recently. The facts are, only one member OF
the association took enough interest i'll the
case to visit him, and no aid whatever was
rendered.
Yesterday another serious accident occurred
in the foundry of o. A. Pray & Co. An en-
ploye named James Belisle, while passing be-
hind palmer, was caught in that machine
and crushed against borer. he machine
was stopped by his co-laborers as soon as
possible or the result would have been the
slow but sure amputation of his limb. Be-
fore it was stopped, however, the sufferer had
succumbed TO the terrible pain and was entire
ly unconscious. Mr.. Belisle was taken to his
home and surgeon summoned. 1t was
found his thigh Was fractured and his flesh
shOckingly manged.