Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-25
MINNEAPOLISN NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BELErs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
= Miss Hattie Fraser, of Warsaw. Ind, is at
the Excelsior house.
The delinquent tax cases came up before the
district court yesterday.
The streets are crowded with people who are
looking for "a houseto rent
An excellent open air concert was given by
Danz baud on Tenth street last night.
The waterworks is again very feeble-an at
tack of the old complaint again yesterday.
One undertaking establishment alone took
charge Of seventy bodies for burial in the last
thirty days
The proposed dedication of the franklin
Avenue Methodist church, on Saturday, has
been postponed. Is aslGusssfai 1ota
Secretary Clarke says it Is costing $50 per
day to remove the snide advertising sheets
from the ground. -q 5
The Franklin avenue M. E. church folks
will participate in an excursion to Lake Min
netOnka tomorrow.
Jennie Dahl, the insane patient who ran
away from the poor house some time ago,
has not yet been found. $50 5iisAal al y.
An advance in the price of bran of s. per ton
has been made within the past few days.
Pretty expensive luxury now. 2Ei e PIG ai.f
The amphiteater at the exposition grounds,
is now 100 feet more than q quarter of . mile in
length, there is also 4OO feet of private boxes.
WA. Kelly, Of this city, and VIM. Blakel,,
of Boston, while driving near the Pauly house,
collided with a team and were thrown out.
Neither were hurt. r1i9 }1og litaod al
The Minneapolis gun club will lombard
those glass balls again at Lake Calhoun this
evening. 1t is proposed 10 hold q glass bill,
shoot during tee fair. z faeasa 8s1 -,tfGJ &
The water works are still running the
pumps to their fullest capacity, and yet COM
plants are frequent that water gives out in
different parts OF the city. ,-.sieYf ,7frso
A plat of Stillman's addition to Minneap-
oils has been filed at the court nouse. 1t con-
sists of twenty acres in the vicinity of TWEEN
| y .elghth street and Nicollet avenue.3 ;o
This evening the Academy Of Music will be
| opened by the Madison Square theater conpa-
ny, In the great success, Hazel Kiike. There
| was big rush Tor reserved ssats yester
day.
tits announced that president of the coun-
| ell, Fred L. Smith. will tender his resignation
at the next regular session, on the 7th of
| September. Vice President Andrews will sue
coed him.
| The1Ast St. Louis party registered at the
Excelsior house comprises Mrs. L. Meyer,
| Miss Florence Meyer and Master Ed Meyer,
| and Mrs. VIM. Endres, W. r. Endres, NJ. D.,
and Miss Helen Endres. ~.
Last Monday evening while Detective Hoy
| was searching the Cedar Lake ice house for
tramps, he found hid up in sack, q dark col
| ored overcoat of the cutaway STYLE. The own.
er should call on the detective aud get his prop
| erty.
Quite change has been made in the appear
ance of things at the fair grounds, large
space having been taken in to the left of the
main entrance, giving moro room, and this
year people will have more room about the
neighborhood of the grand stand. ~
Mr.. Charles Hilton was thrown from his
horse while riding on Morrison avenue. The
animal became frightened at pile of lumber
at the roadside. and sprang suddenly to one
| side, precipitating Mr.. Hilton violentlyito the
ground. His shoulder was dislocated by the
| shock.
Among the arrivals at the st. James yester-
| day were T. II. Rich and wife, Greenville,
Mich; j.: W. Ward, Wausau, Wis.,; g. W.
Msnsan. Boston; w. c. Gilbert, New York;
E. h. Smith, Indiana; O. Kahn, Chicago; N.
B. Lewis, Chicago, James Armstrong, Sac
City, Iowa; Henry BONN, Kansas City; Joseph
Gibbons, London, Eng; VIM. Horn, Keokuk,
Iowa.
The Minneapolis Musical and Dramatic
club, local organization comprising some of
the best amateur talent in the city, will give a
musical and literary entertainment on tuesday
evening, September 6, and dramatic enter
| tainment on September 9, during fair week,
in the hall over Elliot's music store. A fine
programme will'be presented.
Yesterday morning'a couple of young fell
lows, about IS or 20 years of age,were around
town trying to sell q fine large gold ring with
a heavy set on top oft, which was probably
stolen. They succeeded in showing it up with
one of our pawnbrOkers. Detective Hoy took
possession of the ring and will try and ascer-
tain whether or not it was stolen. 1its q
Miss Emma levitt met with an accident
yesterday while exercising. Her stirrnp broke
| and her horse started to run away, but the
| plucky young lady proved herself master of
the situation, and after he had dashed once
| around the track, brought him under com
plete control. Master of horse Payne saws
that there is not man in the State who could
have done SO. a. 'gjs .si t3}ssastf @Tnt.ka'
A certain prominent business man on Wash
| ington avenue, whose wife and little daughter
is east spending the simmer, received
letter from his spouse, yesterday, saying
that she had just purchased lot OF toys for
baby. Among the lot was a darkey which
| the little one did not know what 10 CALL Ma
ina asked what she should name it when ba-
by replied, Papa. she remembered the length
uf her papa's ears.
c. A. Bjorsall, Of the East side, has of late
manifested freaks of lupacy. The worst fey
ture of his insanity was th.t of PERSISTENT,
logging the footsteps of young lady, mu
sic teacher of the East side. On one ucca
sion he followed her into church, from
which she ran oui Of the back door, and thu
-luded him. He vas yesterday taken IN Gus
tody by Officer Ryan and taken before Judge
Rea, and u Judged insane. He was commii..
ted ut the Country all. .,r,..r-.-, f,5s-sl.i..
1894 The Iuery R0bbery. r. sE3
Mr.. N. W. livery complains that, while in
the Boston restaurant, at a little past mid.
N, yht he fell aslepn and his ,,ockats ur or.