Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.


The Camp h Walker saw mill closed down yester-
day.
The "Hidden Hand" is the bill at the Opera house
this evening.
Stop in at the Boston restaurant and enjoy . de-
leotable meal.
regular meeting Of the Reform club will be held
in Harrison hall this evening.
: The Fay Tempeton company, thirty-three strong,
. stopping at the Clark house.
Many Of the lumbermen will start for the woods
this week to begin the winters campaign.
John Harg, Afteen-year-old boy, had his hand
amputated by corn shelter at Fort Smelling.
Frank Campbell and his wife, Gabrielle McKean,
have arrived in Minneapolis to join Frederic Bry-
toms company.
The Minneapolis ratrolmen will dance at the new
Turner hall this evening. Thos. Sullivan, the popu
lar caterer, will supply the supper at the hall.
The sawmills at the falls all closed down for the
season yesterday. The anchor ice had become too
troublesome for the work to continue longer.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company again an
nounce the date for opening their Office In this city,
This time they place it on tomorrow evening.
The Grethen concert In Harmonic hall last even
ing, was musical event long to be remembered by
those who were fortunate enough to be present.
Johnson. Smith 4 Harrison will remove their
printing house to the new block at the corner Of
First avenue south aud Third street on Thursday.
d. F. Emery found pocket book containing a
sum of money, which he handed to Officer French
to be taken to police head quarters for the owner to
ldentify and claim.
Fred. Bryton has completed the organization OF
hi tic oxui1l In
St. Cloud, on Monday evening. There are twenty.
three In the company.
It has been decided by the district court that the
assignment made by N. B. Harwood to II. Petit,
was fraud And nov those parties who brough,
garnishee suits seem 10 be In luck
Sheriff Eustis yesterday placed one Lswrence
Iowa, to answer to charge Of embezzement HI
und the fellow out at Minnetonka engaged 10 husk
lug com.
Mr.. Berry, formerly connected with the Boston
Cloak Factory has just joined the clerical force Of
the Big Roston o. P. Store, where he and Mr.
Manson will deaf out goods from the 0vercoat de
psrrment.
Tn, Fay Templeton troupe gave delightful rem
dition of the "Mascotte' at the Academy to IL g
aud pleased audience last night They will produces
the popular comic opera, "Oivette," on Satur
day evening.
The proprietor of the st. James barber shop wal
accosted by two men while on his way home from
his shop Wednesday night. He received q sevsr'
blow in the face, but retaating dispersed tue mel
IN lively style,
This evening Clara Louise Kellogg, supported b!
full company Of eminent artists, will appear ct tn,
Acad smy Of Music. Nearly every available seat IL
the auditorium has already been sold 1t will prov
an almost unparalleled success.
There is project on foot looking towards the es
adjustment of temporary police stations in tn
First Second Third and Sixth wards, for the great
or convenience of the patrolmen. The matter vii
be introduced at the next session OF the city council
TIE coroners inquest has net yet been held upon
Emma Peterson A post morton reveals the fact
that no violence whatever had been committed upol
her person. The prevailing theory now 9, ems to b.
that the girl after losing her reason, had commit
ted suicide.
The action brought against M. b. Crittendon IL
the municipal court for violating the city ordinanc,
by the erection of wooden frame building With,
the fire limits, was dismissed upon the motion O.
the city attorney. The city council committee CAV
their permission to the violation Of the ordinance.
new bulletin board will soon be placed at ths
head of the main staircase at the Chicago, Milwaukee
L. st. Paul depot, upon which will be displayed tn
time of the arrival and departure Of every train upol
the road. This will prove great convenience Il
The patrons of the road besides avoiding the neces
8 ty Of the employees in the Office answering man
q Iestions.
h. H. Humphrey, of Bidwell b 90 had visi
from q bold thief on Wednesday night. He was sit
ting comfortably in his parlor. Tho door to tn,
Rom stood ajar. He happened to look through mt
tbs adjoining room, when he discerned the THO
,siy engaged in freezing to his overcast hat, etc
Mr. Humphrey took exceptions TO that sort of thing
He ran into the when the marauder started fo
me stair way. MIR b. gave chase, and the THE
dropped the clothing and went tambling down tn
stairs, Mr.. II, close at his heels. He chased hin
down the street until the burg ar was lost in tn
darkness.