Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.
Special court to-day.
The repairs at the platform are nearly COM
pleted.
Chas. Casper was fined IS for getting drunk,
yesterday.
W. s. King has contributed 500 to the New
Ulm sufferers.
The pay car of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road has arrived.
The board of public works held an unim-
portant meeting yesterday.
Michael Mcdonald was committed for seven
days for drunkenness yesterday.
The city board of equalization made several
Attachments upon assessments yesterday.
Anew team of horses has been purchased
by the fire department for No. 8, costing $475.
The Minneapolis Liquid Paint company are
putting in new machinery to increase facili-
ties.
A large force of workmen are engaged in
lowering the tail race of the Washburn "C'
mill.
Annie Oleson, recently adjudged insane, has
been taken to st. Peter, by Deputy Sheriff
Henion.
The hack cases came before the Municipal
court yesterday. The hackmen were dis
charged.
A large corps of carpenters and timers left
for New Ulm last evening to assist In rebuild
ing the devas stated town.
Noo,,, D. ,.orc xunDf an a oprao III xuoc
arrested and brought before the police court
and fined S., which he paid.
The monthly meeting of the w. G. T. U.
will be held this afternoon at the hall over
Elllot's music store on Nicollet avenue.
A special meeting of the Knights of Pythias
drill corps was held in Pythian hall last night,
| and considerable business of importance was
transacted.
court martial has been ordered by Adjt
Gen. Van Cleve, to occur Monday evening.
upon the case of Lieut.. Naylor of the Mime
apolis light infantry.
In the upper booms of the Boom company
| is stored an immense amount of logs for the
mills, the products of the various drives of
the upper Mississippi and tributaries.
The Washburn and C Touring mills will
be shut down this evening, for the purpose of
completing important changes in the tail
| races, designed to increase the capacity eight
feet.
The fine brick and stone buildings are to be
built on Adams street, near the corner of Fourth
avenue northeast. The second and third sto-
ries of these handsome blocks will be designed
| for tenements.
In the Office of the register of deeds has
been filed for record, plat of a new addition
| TO the city of Minneapolis. 1t is located on
the southwestern boundary, and will be
known as Bellevieu addition.
The open air concert by Danz' band on
Tenth street and Fourth avenue south, last
night, was pronouncedly one of the choicest
| of the series. A large thrOng of citizens
listened with pleasure 10 the superior music.
The addition to be built upon the present
| Cottage hospital structure will cost $4,000 or
| $4,000. This building is intended as the b..
ginning of large and commodious hospital,
to be built from time to time as the needs of
| the institution increase.
A fine four story brick and stone business
| block, with light and spacious basement, to
be erected upon the cite now occupied by the
rickety old building at the corner of Nicol1et
avenue and Second street, has finally, been
positively determined upon.
Geo. Wright, the striking railroad man,
who was arrested on charge of using abusive
language, was arraigned in the Police court
yesterday, and plead not guilty. Continued
until 9 o'clock this morning. Wright was
released upon his own recognizance.
George Miller, the vicious youth who
nearly murdered the child Michael Doyle, by
beating him with rock, was first sentenced
to the Reform school by Judge Cooley yester-
day. Afterwards the sentence was altered to
fine of $40 and costs, which were paid.
The next open air concert in Oak Lake grove
will be given this evening, by Sidwell's full
brass band. An elaborate programme has
been arranged, and those who attend may de-
pend upon rare treat. The peculiarly attract
i've location selected for this series of concerts
adds materially to the real effect and popular
ity.
Church & Bracket, proprietors of the Chi
cago steam planning mills on the East Side, and
recent purchasers of the E. Moulton planning
mill, are perfecting arrangements which will
double the present capacity of the latter mill.
In the second story of the same they will put
in sash, door and blind mandatory. They
will also build large dry house and a neat
business office near the Duluth depot,
The elegant new cars for the Broadway line
were taken to the new stables on Broadway
yesterday. This morning the line will be put
in full operation, running cars every ten min
utes The business of the Minneapolis street
railway company has assumed important pro-
portions 1t now requires fifty-fve cars and
two hundred and fifty horses to do the bust
ness Six long and complete lines are now in
operation.
The condition of the strike was little
changed yesterday. A few more men
were secured by the railroad COM
pany and set to work switching
but the blockade was not in anywise decreased
The strikers are, quiet but firm. The officers
of the road are obstinate and will cencede
nothing. The millers will be obliged to shut
down to-day for want of wheat. There is lit
tie prospect of the blockade being lifted within
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