Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLUbE1AEIa,
ELI Perkins" Is in the city.
The Boston Restaurant Is ever popular.
No change in wheat quotations yesterday.
The East side mills will start up again to-
day.
The salaries of some of the city employees is to be
increased.
Nine new street cars have been pu. on the Cedar
avenue line.
The next term of the district court viii commence
in Two weeks.
social party will be given in Archibald's acad-
eng this evening.
The new meters for the Lyndale road will arrive
in about two weeks.
The engine has been placed in position in Gorham
4 Hawley's mill.
Prof. Danz's season of sacred concerts oA Sunday
afternoon has closed
Over leo emigrants arrived the Minneapolis
h St. Louis road yesterday.
Ticket Agent Ives mas commenced his seventeenth
year IL tbs Manitoba depot.
Potatoes Imported from Scotland have besn put
into the Minneapolis markets.
General Manager Hudson has gone to Chicago to
be absent the remainder OF tbs week.
Toohey, the wife murderer, will be conducted to
his new quarters in saltwater to-day.
The wheat receipts yesterday in this city we're 81,
625 bushels; shipments l,275 bushels
The box sheet for the Kennedy Family concert on
Friday evening was opened yesterday.
Grants for the stone arch bridge is arriving daily
in large quantities from ths Dakota quarries.
An important and brisk session OF the city ooun-
ell was held last night with President Walsh In the
chair.
The senior class OF the University gave banquet
last evening. An exceedingly happy occasion re-
suited,
DR.. Keith's condition is etil considered quite
critical although he was slightly improved yes-
terday.
In the opinion of General Manager Merrill the
O., NJ. s ST. P. shops will be completed by Sep
TENDER /.
large number Of the Minneapolis Odd Fellows
went 10 b. Paul yesterday to atond the anniversary
celebration.
The various cases against ths gamblers, indicted
Of The last term OF court, will be heard at the next
regular terra,
The Kennedy Family, who will give q concert at
the Academy tomorrow evening, are guesta of
Mine Host West,
quantity o. California wheat has been purchas-
ed by the milers OF this city at 81 So per bushel
They Will test It's merits
Mayor Ames' police force is making this city de-
cidedy uncomfortable for the wary tramp. He will
be obliged to move OF ~
An enjoyable time was the oscasion Of socisbIe
AID New England supper, held by the young Of the
church Of Christ last evening;
Robson and Crane closed their season at the
Academy last evening, playing to full house. They
leave for st. Paul this morning.
Manager Merrill, of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul ralread is perfechng arran8emeL is TOR fast
irsin between this point aud Chicago.
The uics Of tickets for the charity ball has been
fixed at SIS and 81 for each extra lady IhiS latter
conpition is considered an innovation.
Tbs sale of tickets for tie charity bal 20 be given
at the Nicoet house for the benefit Of the thidrens
home is meeting with extensive sa!es.
The foundation for the Golfer dam to be con-
s;ructed for the excavation preparatory 10 the OK
tension of the pump house YVES completed yester-
day.
as soou as the regulation caps, which Lave been
ordered, arrive the police force will be put under
military discipline, 1t were, /. e., they will hold
weekly drills.
Owing to the continued inability OF the Boom
company in the logs expected, the various
saw mills on the east side we're compelled to remain
shut do an yesterday.
The Boston restaurant invites you when you
would enjoy palatabls meal or lun n. AS fine a
line Of cigars as there ia in the market Try q
BOARD of Trade" 1t can't be bea.en.
Martin Ferrant arrived in the city yesterday from
France He will remain the guest Of his son Emile
for two Or thre weeks, while attending matters
nected with his vast property Interests IL Mime
apolis.
Only about $50 dogs have been licensed in Mime
apolis The dog catcher viii soon Start cut on his
mission of lmpcundlrg the unfortunate CANNES who
have not oue OF Clerk Matthews tags attached to
bis collar.
John Panln wss before his honor yesterday for
gteaiinga complete outfit, consisting of shirt,
coat vest and pair of shoes from Louis Latuoelle.
The whole was valued st $3.50, John will pound
rocks for ninety days.
The many business blocks in the various parts Of
the city arc rapidly assuming shape. Quite num-
Der will bs ready for occupancy within week or
two. The Boston block contractors aye still await
Ing the arrival of glass from Paris.
The stone arch bridge begins to assume shape.
Piers No. l9 and % ready for the coping and the
engines and other apparatus we're removed yester-
day. The foundation for No. II Is nearly laid, and
work IN eIoavatns for No. IL ia progressing
rapidly.
Yesterday Officer Gleason took In custody chap
known George Post, who is charged with stealing
fine gold watch and chain from the room of
boarder at the sixth Avenue hotel last Friday night.
Ho will be given hearing in the municipal court
this morning.
bco2y bum named Frazier attempted to ride
his horse into Lumber OF saloons. but
obliged to be content W tn creating stampede by
dashipg up and down on the sidewalk. Capt. Berry
took him in custody and Judge Cooley flushed up
the matter 10y lining him s..
The Cttisen's league aud Mayor anses.
Mayor Anes being interrupted by reporter
syecting the Citizens League meeting in Harrison
hail. and its action respecting selling liquor to mi
ncrs, ssid yesterday;
'AIy instructions to the police force this point
have been of the most positive order to arrest,
without warrant, any man who sells liquor to q mi
nor or to al habitual druukard, aud he viii be se-
veTeiy punished. can do more 10 the way of pun