Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs


Market hall last evening.
Yesterday morning the Camp & Wake
saw mill started up again.
Another dance will be given at the Lakesid
hotel. Lake Calhoun. this evening.
The board of water works will hold meet
ing in the mayors Office this evening.
Col. King will address the Railway Crossin,
association at Turner hall this evening.
The boaad of water works proposes t,
adopt means of erecting the new pump house
at once.
1t is announced that large excursion party
from Indiana will visit Minneapolis and thu
lakes soon.
Yesterday the receipts of wheat at Mime
polls were $4,000 bushels, while the shipments
were $500.
IL. W. Moses, of tennessee, ILL.,, one of the
leading dairymen of the country, is visiting
Minneapolis.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders T. A.
society will be held in Catholic Association
hall this evening.
The colored people will celebrate the ami
versary of the emancipation of slavery al
Union park to-day.
T. 8. johnson, who was fatally injured by a
falling block of stone at the Sample block,
was buried yesterday.
A double team runaway occurred in North
Minneapolis yesterday, and resulted in demon
alizing two vehicles.
The Knights of Pythias picnic at White
Bear lake on Thursday promises to be an I'm.
usually pleasant affair.
Adam Walsh was badly cut in the leg yes
terday by piece of steel which he Was en-
deavoring to break in two.
The supports for five of the arches on the
stone arch bridge have been put into position,
ready for the mason work to begin.
Business in the criminal line was astonish-
ingy slim in the municipal court yesterday.
Only three DRINKS were brought up.
f. E. Hester, who occupies position of
trust in the treasury department at Washing
ton, is visiting his family in this city.
The children of the Orphans Home were
late yesterday and missed the excursion train.
With dampened aroor they returned home.
The usual open air concert will be given on
Snyder's block, at the corner of Tenth street
and Fourth avenue south, by Prof. Danz's
band.
a, Dale, employed in the johnson & Bron-
son planning mill, had his hand badly. lacerated
by the knives of one of the machines yester-
day.
Ed A. Stevens will leave on Thursday morn
ing for Richmond, Va, whittier he is going as
a delegate from Minneapolis to The Grand
Grove OF Druids.
There were $50 cases in the Municipal court
during July, and 81 1902 in fines and costs was
collected; $500 of which came from keepers
and inmates Of bagnios.
The celebrated Chicago Church Choir Opera
company will open two nights engagement
at the Academy this evening in Patience, with
all the favorites in the cast.
Yesterday the special policeman arresteda
man at the Milwaukee depot upon the sus-
picion that he was crook. The fellow claims
to be St. Paul policeman of duty.
gang of miscresnt tramps, who had been
refused the hospitality OF the house, set fire to
and burned the barn of Henry Block, farmer
living about six miles from the city on the
East side, on Saturday night. The loss was
5000.
The Railroad Crossing association of Min
neapolis will hold another public meeting in
Turner hall this evening. Addresses will be
made by prominent citizens. 1t is proposed to
draft another set of pithy resolutions, urging
the members of the city council to immediate
action.
The delivery wagon from the New York
bakery amputated the hind wheel from wagon
at the corner OF Second street and Nlcolet
avenue, yesterday afternoon, through reckless
driving. No sooner had the accident happened
than the driver of the bakers car whipped up
his horse and drove off.
The inability of the present water works
system to furnish sufficient water pressure to
run the various elevators in the different busl-
ness blocks is proving eXasperating and in
tolerable. The elevator in the Hennepin
block, which is used by a large number of
people, is unable to perform duty over half the
time.
Whitney Kinney was before his honor yes
terday for endeavoring 10 manipulate huge
knife upon the person of boarder at the
Hennepin house named Frank Schultz, on
Sunday. He was examined and bound over to
await the action of the grand jury in the sum
of $500. He couldn't get bondsmen and, there
fore went to Jail.
J. Frank Conkling, the efficient agent of
the Northwestern exposition, was in the city
yesterday. He departed for Chicago last
evening. He says the crowds of people from
Iowa, through which state he has just been
upon business connected with the exposition,
which will attend the fair will astonish the
natives. The fair will be brilliant success.
Cyrus Woodbridge, the man assaulted by
Peter Milan week ago with a carving knife
at the notorious Bowlcs ranch, is lying in a
critical condition at the house of his brother
n.law on the East side. The preliminary ex-
animation before Judge Cooley is set for to-
day, but will probably be postponed to await
Mr.. Woodbridge's decease or sufficient recov-
cry to appear as a witness in the case.
At the Comique last night was presented
one of the best entertainments ever offered in
the house. The company is, for the most
part, very good, although there are some
"sticks" in it. Jackson and Peasley played
another laughable act. The new lady, Miss
Jennie Leslie, made hit, and Will wear well
Some good vocal numbers were acceptably
rendered, and, as usual, roaring farce closed
the evening.
II. A. stetson, brother of the chief engi.
neer of the fire department, met with a serious
accident, which may result fatally, yesterday
morning. He was employed in the Farnham
d Loveioy plaEing mill on the East side, anC