Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-29
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

The laundrymen will soon advance prices.
You should eat at the Boston restaurant, /
you would be healthy.
The new bridge crossing Bassett's creek, OIL
Second street, is nearly completed.
Three inmates of houses of ill-fame pait
S1Oeach into the treasury of the police cour
yesterday.
A fairly attended business meeting of tn,
Reform club was held in Harrison hall las
evening.
A meeting of the public school teachers viii
be held this forenoon at the high schoo
building.
Capt Berry has returned from Princeton,
whittier he went to attend the funeral of hi
brother-in-law.
Suspension bridge will be closed tomorrow
morning for repairs. A complete new paving
will be put down.
The agent for the Rice Evangeline troupe il
in the city, securing dates for an engagement
at the Academy.
Two furnished rooms for rent at No. "a
University avenue. Inquire at the GLOBE of
fee, or at the house.
A falling door seriously injured an employt
of Nelson, Tenney & Co.'s planning mill named
Buckley, about his head.
Dr. Ames invites the public to call and in
spect his new hospital on Fourth avenue south
which will be opened to-day
At 2:3O this afternoon the Sophmore class
of the University will match the juniors in a
game of foot ball on the campus grounds.
Aregular meeting of St. Anthony Lodge. 1.
o. g. T., will be held this evening at 251 Mic
ollet avenue new board of officers will be
elected.
A meeting of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be held in the hall over
Eiott's music store this afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
1t is now thought that the Averill, Russell
s. Carpenter paper mill, on Hennepin island
will not be completed and put IN operation
until January.
The Sophmore's of the State University
have ordered white plug hats, by which they
will hereafter be designated or distinguished
from the freshmen.
At the Opera house, Steadman makes the
best "Harris" ever seen in the city. Phelps
is powerful "Lagree," and the jubilee singers
are certain of encore.
Gen. L. F. Hubbard, the Republican candi-
date for governor, was in the city yesterday,
trying to instil little enthusiasm into the
rank and file of his party.
Prof. Rhys and sons gave concert in st.
Cloud last evening. They will give musicale
in Harrison hall. Mrs. Woodhouse will give
a number of select readings.
The shoe dealers of Minneapolis have entered
into compact, the purport of which will be
to establish scale of prices which will be ad-
hered to until February l, 1882.
David Hagley accidently had his hand
caught and badly lacerated in rag presser
while employed in Harris & Co.'S establish
ment yesterday morning. Amputation may
be necessary.
Frank A. Courtney, a yuong farmer who
lives few miles up the river, fell from load
of hap at st Anthony bridge and and sustain
ed compound fracture of his shoulder, which
was reduced by surgeon.
The version of ''Uncle Toms Cabin" now
being presented at the Academy, gives full
scope to the comedians of the company. At
the matinee to-day the rates have been reduced
to Is cents for school children and Is cents
for adults.
A petition to the governor, asking the ap-
pointment of Hon. D. A. Secombe to the
iudgeship of the Fourth judicial district, TO
be made vacant if Judge Vanderburgh is
elected to the supreme bench, has received the
signatures of over eighty members of the
bar, and is still being circulated.
runaway team collided with Geo. B. Eus-
It's phaeton on the suspension bridge, and
made kindling wood of it. The coachman
and Mr.. Eustis' little child were the only oc-
cupants at the time. Finding that he could
not avoid the collision the ceachman sprang
from the vehicle with the child unhurt.
A pet dog, owned by John Thompson, OF
III Washington avenue, south, developed
positive symptoms of hydrophobia. He
snapped at members of the household end
frothed at the mouth. Officer Chase was
called in when the mad dog made an attack
upon him. The officer dispatched the brute
with two mortal shots from his revolver.
The price OF wildwood continues to adj
vance, and with the advance the size of the
load decreases. The reporter was informed
yesterday that one dealer had left his carts at
wagon SHOp Will inslI uCllOuo W CuI cIA
inches from the sides, thereby making the
box that much smaller. By the way, would
it not be practicable idea to have an ordi-
nance passed whereby the carts should be
scaled and made of uniform size? 1t might
be well to add that there are some dealers who
have not cut down the size of their wood
carts, and are still giving as large loads as
ever.
AS intimated in the GLOBE week ago,
Mrs. E. S. Bowdish, wife of the Methodist
preacher who was given the grand bounce at
a conference of Methodist churches few
years ago, by unanimous vote of that body,
and was arraigned in the police court last
week and required to pay fine of S. for
using indecent and abusive language to her,
has been granted a decree of absolute
divorce, and the custody of her child, up
on the ground of cruel and
inhuman treatment, extending over period
of several years, or in fact, dating back to
their honeymoon. The charges specifies that
''since 1879 he had frequently and repeatedly
kicked, struck and beaten her, and at one time
pushed her down stairs because she would not
yield to his desires"