Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-24
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

A sewer will be laid on Central avenue, from
the river to Fourth street, East side.
A regular communication of Germania
lodge Knights Of Pythias was held last even
ing. ia9Hs rsasf l4s
The excursion to the lake last evening was
numerically strong, and good time was the
result.
The city is full of people, come from other
States to see the sights and Col Kings great
exposition.
The Temple of Honor holds regular meet
ing this evening, at the hall over Elliot's
music store.
Hotels are already CT DIVIDED and great fear is
felt that all the visitors cannot be accommo-
dated fair week.
E. Nottingham has contracted to supply
the city with mixed mill wood for the ensuing
year at $1.S5 per load.
The receipts for licences since April 1, have
been $25, 712.O9 OF this sum the saloon keep
ers have paid $32, AL. 80.
The iron Orders and columns are being put
into the new Huntington block. The build
ing will now be hurried to completion.
The Harmony Opera company has aban-
doned the production of the Chimes of Nor
mandy, and in tact practically disbanded.
The Mendelssohns held another rehearsal
meeting at the residence of the director, David
Blakely, on Nieollet island last evening.
While coupling cars Il. E. Shore, brake
man on the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad,
had his hand terribly crushed by the bumpers
The volume of water pouring over the apron
yesterday, at the historical St. Anthony falls,
was considerable greater than that of yester-
day.
The funeral of Arthur W., the youngest
son of Superintendent of Schools Smith, will
occur from All Saints church this afternoon
at o'clock.
Yesterday morning freight car jumped
the track near the Eighth avenue
crossing, which caused delay of two hours
in the passenger train.
The Welsh Sabbath school of Franklin ave-
nue. will hold picnic at Lake Calhoun on
Friday They will leave on the 1890 motor.
All'are cordially invited.
The work in fixing the tail race of the
Washburn B and mills will be suspended at
once for the purpose of getting the mills in
readiness for the fall grind.
The list of DRINKS in the municipal court,
yesterday, was limited to small half dozen,
five of whom pleaded guilty and contributed
S. each, and one dismissed.
Lorm Lovejoy was brought in from the
lake yesterday with a broken arm. He had
met with the painful accident while attempt
ing to make landing with his sail boat
The regular weekly open air concert will be
given this evening by Danz' band at the park
on the corner of Tenth street and Fourth ave.
nue. south. An elaborate programme will be
presented. -.
The annual excursion of the members of the
Centenary Methodist church, will leave for
the Dalles of the st. Croix on the S:45 train
this morning, returning on the s O'Clock in
the evening. m
Chief Munger says he has not heard much
from the bold, bad burglar for some time,
still he says he thinks they are around aud it
would be we'll enough for the citizens to keep
their eyes open.
The Knights of Pythias went out on the
excursion yesterday in force. A most happy
occasion resulted. The Metropolitan band
dscoursed the music and the knights did some
very fine marching through the streets prior
to the departure.
The denizens of the East side manifest a
lively desire to secure a good landlord who
will again furnish up and open up the old
WinslOw house. This is large and roomy
honse and if opened and properly run, would
doubtless be financial success.
Isaac Plummer, formerly of Howard Lake,
Wright county, who has been at Wahoo, Ne
braska, engaged in farming, was in the city
yesterday with his family, on his way to his
old home in Howard. He says he feels at
home again in the Golden Northwest.
A block of fifteen fine tenements to be built
of brick, on the Ives property. corner of Tenth
street and Park avenue, is being drafted by
Architect Dennis. The fine residence already
on the premises will be torn down to make
room for the consummation of the project.
Robertson & Hescock have sold their furni-
ture factory at the corner of Fifth avenue and
Ninth street southeast to Mr.. A. s. McCul-
lock. The facilities of the establishment will
be doubled by the erection of an additional
building for the purpose of the manufacture
of chairs and furniture of all kinds.
The elegant youth who was arrested yester-
day at the Nicollet house, for beng drunk and
fiourishing a revolver, amused himself by an
noying the officer in charge until Capt. Berry
told him that fOrbearance had ceased to be q
virtue. and that If he did not stop his clatter
he would put him in a dark cell. This put an
effective quietus on the elegant youth.
Conductor Hoyt, of the Lyndale road, re-
sents the accusations made against him in the
Journal that he had been obstreperous and
sbockingly profane while performing his du-
ties on Sunday evening. He brings the en-
gineer to testify that the story was absolutely
false in every particular, as there had been
positively no angry words exchanged nor
profanity used.
While street car No. Q was nearing the
crossing of the motor track on First avenue
south, the horse took fright at the little joker,
which came putting down First avenue, and
lost no time in freeing himself from the car
and harness; but the driver was equal to the
occasion and the instant he had applied the
brake he quickly bounded from the car,
seized the horse by the bride and held on like
a plucky man, and succeeded in quieting the
frightened animal and calming the fears of the
passengers.
Judge Cooley announced yesterday that he
proposed to put sudden stop to the practice
of parties making com plants in the munich
pal court of assault and battery, and then qul-
etly going around to the defendant and fixing
it up. The next time that complaining wit
ness fails to appear in court he will be fined