Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-19
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

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night.
The Y. C. A. held its annual election
last night.
Another large invoice Of emigrants was
received yesterday.
The most favorable reports are received from
the various drives.
B. B. Herbert, editor of the Adpance of Red
Wing, was IN the city yesterday.
Attention is again being called to the shame
full condition of the lower bridge.
The lumbermen have every prospect OF an
unusually fine season with large cut.
G. A. Scheffer is again located at Howell's
shoe store after his two weeks trip to Canada.
The family of C. A. Pillsbury will spend the
summer on the green hills of New Hampshire.
Decoration Day will doubtless be more gen.
orally observed that it has been for number
of years.
It is stated that on Monday morning next
the Phoenix mill will be fully repaired and set
in motion.
A coat of fire proof paint was applied to the
outside of the c., M. & st. P. railroad depot
yesterday.
The case of Xavier Violet, indicted for sell
ing liquor to minor, has been continued I'M
til May oath.
The East siders endorse Engineer Rinker's
proposition to widen the sidewalks on the sus-
pension bridge
A party Of Knights of Honor enjoyed a
prosperous fishing excursion at Lake Mime
tonka yesterday.
J. E. Jennings, the man who was reported in
yesterdays GLOBE as missing, turned up in
ST. Paul yesterday.
Last evening the Chipsi Society held very
enjoyable meeting at the residence of Mr.. s. ID.
Todd, on the east side.
Secretary Huntington departed yesterday for
Cleveland, where he will attend the annual
conference of the Y. M. C. A. secretaries.
A strawberry and ice cream festival was en-
toyed by a large party OF young people at Ito
Washington avenue M. E. church last even
ing.
The late Mrs. VIM. O'Connell will be buried
from the residence on Fourth street and
Twentieth avenue south this morning at
o'clock.
The comm ittee of arrangements for observ-
ing Decoration Day invite the cooperation OF
all the school children in contributing flowers
for the occasion.
DR.. Cadieux is still laboring in this State in
the cause of temperance. Last week he de-
livered lectures to large audience In Dayton,
0sseo and Anoka.
The stone was being hauled yesterday for tie
new Written block at the corner of Hennepin
and Third street. The erection of the block
will begin this morning.
The Knights or Pythias met last eve ming
and completed arrangements for uniting with
the military and other organizations in OBJ
serving Decoration Day.
Minneapolis Close No. 1, A. o. o. H., a
benevolent society organized on Monday
night, yesterday sent D. Knickerbacker Sl4 for
the benefit of the Cottage hospital.
A telegram was received yesterday from the
Hot Springs announcing the fact that Mr.. d.
R. Barber has been again stricken with paraly-
sis. Yet hope is entertained OF his recovery
The rife team to represent our club IN the
contest at Milwaukee, were out on the range
yesterday practicing industrously. They e1-
pect to be in Milwaukee in the best trim on
Monday.
The demurrer to the indictment Of L. P.
Andrews, in the district court, for selling llq
nor within 30l yards OF school house, was
argued and sustained. The case was dis
charged.
Tha salaries of the supreme officers Of K.
OF H. are as follows: Supreme dictator, 81
500; supreme reporter, 50 800, and 81 200 clerk
hire and extra for extra clerks; supreme
treasurer $1,000.
The Fifth Avenue Opera company will ap-
pear at the Academy of Music on tomorrow
evening in "Olivette" The troupe is highly
spoken of aud doubtless will furnish an en-
jOyable entertainment.
Chief Bracket has removed to his new and
commodious Office in the department building
at the corner of Second street and Third
avenue south. His office is located on the
second floor of this fine building.
While large gang of workmen were en-
gagged in excavating at the corner of Hennepin
avenue and Third street yesterday for the
Written block, brick barn owned by R. F.
Jones became undermined and tumbled down.
Several of the laborers and team narrowly
escaped being buried beneath the crumblng
mass OF brick and morter. A portion of the
debris fell upon the wagon. Fortunately the
barn was unoccupied at the time OF the acct
dent
Two tramps were captured by Officer Chase
while sleeping in barn. On the road to the
lookup the gentlemen of leisure" became VI.
manageable. One, more vicious than his mate,
broke from the grasp of the minion of the
law and started off resolutely on the run.
He reckoned without his host however, for
Chase soon recaptured him. Returning, he
found his other prisoner had also decamped,
but few moments had elapsed ere both vags
were safely housed