Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.


Wheat receipts yesterday, 1880. Shipments
1876.
Asa D. Polk has been admitted to pract.c, Ia the
state courts.
The city has ordered the purchase OF ffty-ive
wool mattresses for the use Of the fremen.
The chamber of commerce entertained callers
from Faribsult, Manksto and other cities, yester-
day.
1t Ia expected that two and one-half years viii be
consumed in the construction of the Weit
hotel
Fire alarm box No. 124 has been placed at
tie corner OF Seventh stree! and Eighth avenue
southeast
The project of establishing bank At the corner
OF Eennepin ayenus and Third street. has been
abandoned.
Yesterday Sheriff Eustis took to the pebiieniisry
at Saltwater Simon Taggart, william Hgussr and
Frank Riley.
The opera elass recently purIoined from Assistant
Manager CoDkling's desk ct the Academy, has turn
ed up al q pawn shop.
Last evening the girl who fell from the fourth
story to the basement, through the elevator shaft of
the Cottage hospital was in fair way to recover.
Tie original vokes delighted fine audience at the
Academy last evening. hey will continue The BAL
ance of the week, including matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
Arthur Griggs has just been granted decree Of
divorce from bis wife, and doubtless thinking 1t was
not vel for to live alone, has takcn out license
to wed another.
| Minneapolis lodge Knights of Pythias viii hold
regular communication IN Py THAN hall this evening
Action will be taken respecting The burial of the late
| member, Isaac blaisdell, on day next.
| company, which recently exhibited at the opera
house, and who has been confined at the College
hospital for tome time, died yesterday.
The bids for the the excavation of the West
| hotel were opened yesterday The proposals varied
in amount from 1917 cents per yard to 20 CENTS the
| the lowest bidder being O. e. Andrews.
The city has instructed the Waterman of the lower
bridge to see that The loaded tea,s in passing upon
that structure, TO keep q. sufficient distance from
each other to ensure the perfect safety OF the
bridge.
This evening the Reform club will hold Dizziness
| session is Harrison hall, when final arrangements
| for tho Prohibition convention, which is to
occur tomorrow evening" at the place, will be
completed.
If st. Paul does not prove more appreciative Of
| the ridiculous efforts OF D car Wilde to enlighten
the benighted Americans upon the 'trooly" beauti-
full, than did Minneapolis people, his manager viii
be wildly out CT pocket.
| Yesterday afternoon the plans o. Architect
| Holgson for the enlargement Of the court house
was examined by Judge Lochren a2d other court
officers 1t fs expected The matter Hnl come before
the board of county commissioners fer final action
| next Monday.
| The ct. Anthony town election resulted in the
selection of the following officers: Supsrvsors-J.
| B. Eusts, chairman; Frank Thirty, j. G. Swain.
| Clerk-N. o. Phillips. Asssssor-Chas. Malchow.
| 1reasurrr-Louis Ksmpf. Justice of the Peace
| E. Cooley Constable-A. 4. Page.
Aldermen Cleveland, Wsitt Burrows and Nelson
will go to Chicago and investigate the street paving
system of that city at the expense of the tax payers
of Minneapolis. They expect to return in time to
report at the next meeting of the council next We'd
nesda evening, No doubt they viii have lots of
faa.
Tomorrow evening, the Home Protection, Law
| Enforcement league Of Minneapolis, viii meet in
convection, in HARRISON hall, for the purpose OF
placing in noEninaton ticket for tins coming city
election. 1t is thought that the name OF Rev. ". "
Satterlee will head the ticket aud, taking into con-
sderstioD, the principles of the party, no better
choice could be msde
Yesterday morning D. r. Baker, who en-
ployed upon the building of the Basse.t saw mill,
made misstep and fell distance of about thirteen
feet, to solid pile of rocks beneath the mill. He
| was at once taken up unconscious and removed to
Ames hospital, where every possible surgical atten-
tion was paid the injured man. In falling he struck
upon his head and shoulders, AID his injuries are
mostly Internal. Last evening he was i'll fair way
| to recovery.
This evening st. Palricks day will be celebrated
1 at Pence opera house. Danzs full orchestra will
dispense the music, while lengthy and diversified
/ programme VIII be presented. The pretty little
operr tia "Genevieve," by galaxy o: little girls,
| Will prove an attraction. The entertainment will
c.ose with the production of the well known temper
ance drama In two acts, entitled The Last Loaf"
with the cast of characters made up from the men,
bers of the Crusaders r. A. society The proceeds
of the entertainment are for tho benefit eff the
| church of the Immaculate Conception.