Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

Inc river Is oOAiONhSe'
The sawmills are running full blast
again.
IL. Martin has purchased the Model
drug store
The city physician reports 1880 visits
made last month.
The Boston restaurant sets up meas
that pleases everybody
Potatoes by the wagon load bring
eightv-fve cents readily.
Services will be conducted at the Y. NJ.
c. A parlors this afternoon and evening.
All cases for the October term OF the
district court must be entered by Sunday.
Owing to the increasing business
night crew has been put on III the onana
yards.
Lena Johnson has finally returned to
the Bethany Home, were she VIII receive
the best treatment.
4 gospel temperance meeting VIII DC
held by the Reform club at Harmonic
hall this afternoon.
The City Attorney Is preparing some
amendments to our city charter. 1t GER
tainly needs doctoring up.
See our new composition stationary
full assortment and low prices, at Z. ~
Whitall g. Co. IS, 125, Nicollet avenue.
It IS rumored that Judge Cooley has
been handsomely watched by his friends
with an elegant chain and charm thrown
in.
wAmong the articles stolen by the
burglars from Reed & Dailys saloon was
q set of billiard balls worth one hundred
dollars.
a meeting of the Gentlemen's DRIVING
club was held at the Nicollet house last
evening, and steps taken looking towards
a series of trotting matinees IN the near
future.
It is reported that the Minneapolis
freight office Of the Omaha railroad Will
take in over three-fourths of million OF
dollars this year.
One of DAYS ice teams ran away ana
threw the driver out and he was quite
severely bruised, and possibly sustained
fracture of his leg.
John E. Byard came in contact with
the workings of circular saw IN Todd's
saw mill, and suffers q serious cash IN
his left forearm in consequence
The two girls who recently escaped
from the Woman's Christian Home IN st.
Paul, have been captured by the Mime
apolis police, and one WINS returned 10
her home in Hastings and the other 10
st. Paul.
The case OF the State VS.. D. S. Red
ding, for selling horse upon which
there was a chattel mortgage was tired
in the municipal court yesterday, put
Judge Cooley reserved the verdict until
to- morrow
A woman complained at the police
court yesterday that her hen roost had
been troubled by thieving boys, and she
wished the boys brought to justice. lney
will probably have to answer to the charge
tomorrow.
At the police station station yesterday
q woman complained that her person Rad
been endangered by scapegrace boys VINO
had SHE'D stones at her by the means OF
those COMPOUNDED "sling shots" she
asked for protection.
DIR. Ames has volunteered his willing
ness to permit the sick who cannot be
accommodated at the Cottage hosl al,
to enter his fine new hospital, which W II
be opened this week. The board of aith
has sensibly accepted the proposititL.
The book and stationary store c D.
Whitall 6 Co., 125, Nicollet avenue, is
looking all the better for the wall and
ceiling decorations lately put on, and
with their new goods constantly arriving,
make it desirable place to spend an
hour or two.
A Fourth avenue street car, in turning
upon the turntable at Third avenue
north, collided with and overturned a
carriage, and the occupants of the vehicle,
q man and boy, were unceremoneously
dumped in the morass. No farther dam
age resulted.
A J. Green and another fellow got en-
tangled in Reinhardt's saloon last night.
Green was afterwards arrested by Capt.
Berry for assault and battery. At the
lookup he complained that he had lost
his pocket book containing about $40.
Chief Munger was last night informed
that party found a pocket book but
has been unable to find that party.
Batcheller, he of the lock and key role
at the city castle, has vigilant eye,
Yesterday prisoner was foolish enough
to believe that he could escape
from durance in style similar to the
scheme adopted by the sly Morrison, who
was slick enough to succeed in walking
off But, as insinuated above, Batchel-
Ter was there in all his official glory, and
the would-b be fugitive was forcibly re-
minded that he was still a prisoner.
Disciples.