Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-02
MINNEAPOLIS aLOBELETs.

Furnished rooms for rent at "a University
avenue.
The streets OF Minneapolis are In excellent
condition for travel now.
Frank E. Beatty, Q. s. N, is in the city re.
newiug old acquaintance.
Mrs. O. V. Tousley has returned home from
her summers visit in the East.
A meeting OF the board Of directors OF th'
chamber of commerce was held yesterday.
Ths rifle club will participate in Crane
turkey shoot on the East Side range this after
noon.
The Boston Restaurant continues to please
the people. It is always open-day ant
night.
A letter was received at the postofice yes
terday addressed: ITO the most abused man il
Minneapolis"
The formal opening OF the chamber of com
merce for buying and selling, will occur OF
Monday morning.
The Michael Davitt Land League Is ably
represented in the Irish convention now In
session IN Chicago.
Auditor Mcdonald will spend the holidays
with his parents in Standish, Maine, whittier
he has already gone.
A business meeting of the Ssterhood OF
Bethany will be held at the home this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
The criminal business Of the municipal
court yesterday was confined to few simple
eases Of drunkenness
The Knights of Pythias are called to meet
at Pythian hall O'Clock this afternoon to at
tend the funeral of G. b. Smith.
Miss Ada Tremble left last evening to JOIN
the Bryton theater combination in Dakota,
where they are drawing crowded houses.
Poundmaster Fisher will sell brown mare
and bay colt, which have been impounded,
on NJ Dnday, if not reclaimed by the owners by
that time.
F. Warren reports the loss OF an ovsrcoat
on Washington avenue. He ls at loss to
know whether 1t fell from his wagon or was
lifted by thief.
The funeral of G. q. Smith, which will oc-
eur this afternoon, will be attended by the diff
ferent lodges of Knights of Pythias and the
Minneapolis Zouave corps.
The board OF education proposes heating
the school buildings with Iowa soft coal, as
it will give better heat and Is much more
scomical in expense than wood.
The cars commenced running on the new
extension Of the Cedar Avenue Street Car
line Yesterday, much to the qualification of
the residents In that part of the city.
Michael Davitt land league is making extern
sivs preparations to receive F. 2. O'Connor,
N. P who will address them upon the land
league issues on the 18th instant. In Robert
Emmett hall.
The Forbes Dramatic company opened q
three nights engagement at the Academy last
evening IN "True Devotion" to large and
pleased audience matinee will be given to-
morrow afternoon.
The jury in the case OF Mclean VS.. the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway company
went to Minnetonka yesterday by special
train, in the charge of Deputy Sheriff Henion,
to inspect the property in dispute.
The total cut OF the saw mills the past sea-
son are as follows: Lumber 179, $50, 1s2 feet;
being an increase over the previous year of
52S06,5t6 feet lath %, 279 800 feet; increase
over the previous year of 10 ,2l3, 200 feet; shin
gies ~, 053, $50; an increase over the previous
year Of II, 109, $50.
Hennepin avenue folks smile at the proposed
removal of the postoffice to the new Boston
block at the corner Of Hennepin avenue and
Third street. But the city hall ring kick, and
well it might. Although 1t will probably not
entirely Kill the ring, it must certainly pretty
seriously cripple 1t.
According to the statement of the assets
and liabilities of n. r. Bell, who recently
made az assignment to his creditors, the liza
biities are s2,3S3 IS, while the assets are
g., 069.32. Bsides the above assets there are
bills outstanding TO the amount of 1926,
which are considered doubtful. So the cred
itors will get nearly dollar for dollar.
William Lyons has brought suit against
Thomas Halloran, in the district court. to re-
cover damdges in the amount OF 1925. The
complaint alleges that Halloran did, on the
November II, cut Lyons about the head and
face with razor, which cuts will occasion
lifelong scars. The items are as follows:
For the cutting with the razor, 5000. For
clothes spoiled, $40 For medical attendance,
t12s. J. G. Worrell is the plaintiff g attorney.