Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.

Jake Barge wants o. c. Merriman for next
mayor.
aGet your Sunday dinner at the Boston res
taurant to-day.
Work in excavating for the new Merchants
block will begin IN few days.
A steam pipe and fire escape is being con-
structed at the north side of the Crown roller
mills.
The usual gospel reading and address will
be held at Y. NJ. c. A. hall this afternoon at
$3.50.
A m Getting of the Minneapolis Building and
Loan association was held at the city hall last
night.
The Plymouth avenue bridge is being taken
down to make room for the new one to be
erected.
Herbert Conner, the artist, has just CON-
pleted a fine oil portrait OF Mrs. Joseph
Murch.
Capt. Grovenor, of Grand Forks, D. T.,
made pleasant call at the GLOBE office last
evenin e.
1t Is rumored that the Temple of Honor is
to hay We benefit at the Opera house before
the season closes.
Tho Sc gates at the north Washington ave-
nue. railway crossing are once more IN con-
dition of usefulness.
aReg ular meeting at the Reform club rooms
this AFTERNOON at three O'Clock, conducted by
Chaplain W. W. Satterlee.
Rev. Prof. Marquiston will conduct the Or
dination services of Elder Higgins in the Fifth
PRESBYTERIAN church this evening.
The Rev Edward Neill. rector OF Christ
church, has returned from his eastern trip,
and Will preach in his church this morning.
The repairs in the st. P. NJ. & NJ. East chan
mel bridge are about completed, making the
bridge much stronger than it ever was before.
The Ice men are marking and ploughing out
the hchor ice on the West side of Nicollet
Island, in the hope of making it thick enough
to harvest.
Mag nolia is the bill at the opera house for
the coming week, with the exception OF
Thurs day, when Ferd Hight will have bene'
fit in Frou Frou.
Com plaint is made that the last train OF the
motor line which is advertised to wait until
the til eatres are out, does not wait, at least not
with any regularity.
WV. Brown, of the Theatre Comique, Will
soon close his theater and reconstruct IL SO
that il will be second to no Institution OF Inc
kind in the west.
The popular and well-known clothier OF TINS
city, Mr.. Cyrus Rothschilds, was married 10
Miss Emma Fuller, of Cincinnati, last Wed
nesday, in that city.
DIV er F. Peet has purchased an interest IN
the Ea st Side Enterprise. Mr.. Peet is good
iourna list and will doubtless make the Enter
prise financial success.
The little village of Excelsior is making
rapid progress in the work of civilization. she
now has an improvement society, nre com,
many, and, like Minneapolis, projected
hotel.
The re is to be course of Farmers Lee
tures'' at the university early in March, and
Commissioner of Agriculture Lorlng Is e1-
nected to be present and deliver the opening
lecture.
The old frame building which has long &C.
cunied the southeast corner of Washington
and Second avenues south, has been taken
down for room for q four story stone piock,
which Loring purposes to build them IN the
spring.
A b orse belonging to Chas. Witt ofthe Crys-
tai Lake stock yards, caught his foot between
the ri ills of the Third street crossing OF the
Manitoba railway, yesterday morning, and
Wrenched the foot completely off, injuring the
animal so badly that he had to be killed.
The iboys who, twill be remembered stole
quantity of brass from the cars in the Milwau-
kee wards about ten days ago, and who broke
unGep. A. Brackets stoves which were worth
UPWARDS of 500 and soldthem for old iron have
apparently been doing wholesale business.
II looks yerv like they were acting at the in
stancd of several second hand and old iron
dealers, who purchase the product OF the boys
thleving, and reap a handsome profit upon
them. The latest development in this direc;
ton is in a case brought before the municipal
courtyesterday, wherein D. P: DeLamote was
arraigned for receiving quantity Of old brass bras
and metals stolen from the o. A. Pray COM
pany bv the boys in question. The case was
Continued until next Tuesday afternoon for
hearing.