Daily globe., 1881-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Wheat receipts yesterday were II ,975 bush
els.
Sheriff Mickey took Geo. Correll the thei
to st. Cloud.
Lawrence Barrett, in Richelieu, at the
Academy this evening.
The zouave corps will meet in Turner hall
for drill, this evening.
The excursion to Lake Minnetonka last
night was slim affair.
All Saints chapel will take an excursion to
Minnetonka tomorrow.
The open-air concert at Tenth street park
will begin at $50 this evening.
The first excursion over the Lyndale line to
Lake Minnetonka will occur to-day.
1t is probable that the receipts for the month
of August in the police court aggregate
$1,000.
R. F. Jones has received from the seaboard
a genuine sea hon, which will be on exhibition
at the fair.
A regular meeting of the Temple of honor
will be held at No. 251, Nicollet avenue this
evening.
Minneapolis rejoices at the condition for the
better of the President conveyed in the latest
dispatches.
Seven hundred and ninety freight cars han
died in and out FROM the tracks about the
mills yesterday.
The Pence Opera house presents an elegant
appearance since Mr.. Pence has had the in
terror beautifed.
Hattie Brush, keeper of bagnio, and five
inmates contributed 500 to the municipal
treasury yesterday,
The work on the new Whittier block begins
to take more active shape now. The first
story Is going up rapidly.
The rain yesterday was great relief to the
thousands whose business would not permit
them to seek the cooler shades of the lakes.
Thaddeus Short got into boarding house
fight with c. J. Cove, and has been arrested
for assault and battery. He will be tried to-
day.
A gang of rowdy boys brominaded Henne-
pin avenue at about dusk last evening, accost-
ing and insulting nearly every person they
met.
A farmer named Wech, who lives out on the
Anoka road, was prostrated by the heat on
Monday afternoon. His condition is consid-
cred critical by his physician.
Prof. A. S. King, the celebrated aeronaut,
arrived in Minneapolis yesterday at noon.
Prof King VIII make the aerial voyage from
Minneapolis TO the seacoast in his monster
air ship, "The .ireat Northwest"
The meat cooking establishment in the
basement of Bidwell's barber shop at the
corner of Hennepln avenue and Third street
continues to send up its sickening stencil ana
poisoning the air. No wonder typhoid fever
Is prevalent
The recklessness of drivers of heavy wagons
on our streets Is a shameful nuisance Hard
ly a day passes that one or more buggies are
not damaged or smashed, and frequently peo-
pie are seriously and dangerously injured by
being run over.
The twelfth harvest home festival of the
Gethsemane church and its mission chapels
will be celebrated on Thursday with divine
services at the church at $50 a. m, with ad-
dress by Rev F. W. Thompkins. Immediate
ly after services they proceed by the Lyndale
road to Lake Harriet.
Yesterday morning the driver of Reigts de-
livery wagon carelessly ran into buggy in
front of the Nicollet house and partially upset
it and broke shaft. He whipped up his
team and disappeared as quickly as possible
without stopping to ascertain the extent OF
the damage he had DONE
Minneapolis cannot accommodate all who
want business room. Many people coming
here for the purpose of going into business
have to go away because they cannot get
buildings. A great many take only half
store at an eXhorbitant rent. Give us more
store rooms by all meens.
The little boy who was run over by care
less wood cart driver on Sixth avenue north
few days ago, is still in a very critical condi-
ton. At one time yesterday his life was de-
SPARED of, but turn for the better was no.
ticeable last evening, and he may recover.
But even in that event he will be an almost
helpless cripple for life.
W. Hislop, the station agent, at Long lake,
has been robbed of $3.50, in broad daylight.
At about o'clock he stepped out from the
station into the yard to number some cars.
Returning he found that the drawer had been
pried open and ri6ed He states that he had
noticed a suspicious locking stranger lurking
about the neighborhood of tie station. The
officers think they have clue in their posses
sion which may lead to the capture OF the
robber.
A runaw ay team ran over little boy on the
sidewalk on Washington avenue, just below
the Milwaukee depot. The boy was seriously
injured, and his escape with life is considered
almost miraculous by all who witnessed the
mshap. The horses which had already bro
ken from the carriage, ran against the side OF
building, and were captured soon after rum
ming over the little boy. The little fellow was
picked up and taken to his home where
he received necessary surgical attention.
Municipal Court.