Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-17
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
OFFICE ssI HENNEPIN AvENUK.
TO CITY sUBsCRl
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Tony Pastor had another big house at the Academy


last night. -.....,...
Martha Clemens has been adjudged insane and
viii be sent to the asylum at st. Peter.
The annual high school alumni reception occurred
last evening and happy affair it was.
-Four hundred new and desirable volumes have
just been added to the Athen@um library.
During the hours prior to last evening
68s car loads Of Minneapolis products were shipped.
Reports exhibit the important fact that the Mnns
apolis street railway system accommodates $4,000
passengers daily. r. f,t
To-day Sells Bros circus will give two entertain
Inents on Snyder's park, one IN the afternoon and
one in the evening.
The members Of the G. A r. are now busy MAX
ing preparations for their ssmi- annual encampmsnt
at Lake Minnetonka. q. h,s .-~ss.
Edward Lonegan, Chicago official is spending q
few days here. and yesterday conferred with the
officials of Minneapolis.
George b. Hall is assured that the forthcoming
annual reunion Of the travelling men will be the
grandest event of the season. u -sas
/ Open air concerts viii be given by Danz's full
band at Snyder's park, on Tenth street, each We'd
nesday evening throughout the season.
Drop into the Boston restaurant at any hour Of
the day or night and you can get anything you want
In the catering line. Fresh oysters in every style
and cigars speciaities. $50 fd
Last evening Henry L. Evans made complaint at
the police station that he had been robbed of his
pocket book containing Sl2 and two drafts, at his
boarding house, No. 46 North Fourth street.
The business mea of Hennep;n and Nicolet
avenues have subscribed sufficient sums OF money
to assure course of Saturday evening open air
N Rrid0a during the entire
Delos Lampron, an employe of Wheaton, Rey-
nclds Co.. sash, door and blind factory, on Fifth
street. East side, had hs left hand caught and badly
mangled Ia molding machine. Amputatiol may
be necessary. 5s-4~r s,
Thomas Lowry has purchased the elevator, corner
Fifth street and Third avenue north, for $4,000
The capacity will be increased from 10000 to 100 900
bushels, and 1t will be used to store feed and grain
for the Street Railway company. -
During the past week the Touring mills of Mime
apolis have made an average daily production OF
1000 barrels, which is considered pretty good con-
sidering some Of tho mills are only running to q
small portion Of their respective capacities.
About three weeks ago, as reported in these col
umns Charles Conkling was robbed Of some $40
He charged one Thomas Dohsrty with s'touching''
him, Yesterday Doherty was arrested In Saltwater
and brought here and viii be arraigned before Judge
Cooley this morning. sF
| The grand grove of United Ancient Order of
Drulds of Minnesota convene at Winona on Tues
day of next week Minneapolis will be represented
by Mistetoe Lodge No. II. Minnehaf1a No. 8, AND
Eintraeht No 49, with about fifteen delegates They
| go by way Of tbs Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
road, on the morning Of June 20th. ssas-4F
The elaborate programme which has drawa 30
well all the week at the Theater Comique, will bs
presented tonight for the last time Another equal
y fine bill has been prepared for the next week
however, embracing new attractions and old favor
ties. Miss Kitty Peasley will play her farewell per
formance this evening, opening in Fargo Monday
next. 500 -.57,-..... "a i,...,..1 .r
On Sunday the president Of the council, Matthew
Walsh, will depart for Ireland, where he will speui
q short vacation visiting his parents. He viii
probably also do number of the leading European
cities during his journey. This evening he vii
tender reception 60 his friends at his residence
No. 1898 South Two-and-one-haR street, who vii
|, wish him happy voyage 49,
Abold robbery at Lake Calhoun four dsys ago,
has just come to light. young man named Frank
Pierce is supposed to be the guilty party. At tina
time he suddenly disappeared, and with him also
went about 800 in cash aud je1elry The following
parties were victmized: Joseph Perkins, S26; Con
ductor Goodrich, Of the motor line $780, others los
various pieces of jewelry and wc-.ing apparel. F.
At the last meeting of the A. o. H. the following
officers wsre elected:
Presdent-Michael Mogan. M
Vice President-James Smith.
Recording Secreary-John Feeny.'- s'sa E
Financial Secretsry-Pstrick Quinn. s.,.
iTressurer-Frank Conway.
County De,egate-Nesl O'Hara. go Rs.."
Ridgeway Improvement association has perfected
its organization with the following board, Ct
oficers: if fi.t;z H. -~.el ~
l. President--J. Hyde Monroe
Vice President-E. B. Croker.
Sec9etary-E. Rockmond. 'a7"
Treasurer--E. B. Lewis. = ~ + frs g.i,ii
Executive Committee --6eorge Knickerbocker. j.
W. Moore, John F Byres.