Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-28
HIssEAFOLIs GLoBKLEIs.

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Hlllt receipts yzstzTdly, 1920 bushels.
.---Ez-ts Pa bushels.
I1z Wa=hiHgion avenue. street car line ia
--ll -lE uEW iron rails
He1- C. a. FillsbuTy has returned home
f-1l h.s tIiF IN tie east.
Considerable hay Of a rather poor quality
rz- ln the market yesterday.
T-s u5W Bassstt mill VIII start up as soon
es tas new logs come down.
Ald. 6. A. FillsbuTy has gone to his old
-1u= in Concord, =. H, on visit.
Dr. Keith was somewhat better yesterday,
ard hops Of his recovery is entertained
Harry l. and james NJ. Dayton, brothers,
VIII hereafter run the 81. James hotel.
Ths hoard of health believes the Tenth av-
sl1s dumping grounds should be enlarged.
4 double trace was laid On the balance of
'hs Central avenue street car line yes
isriay
The weekly business meeting OF the Re-
form club viii be held in Harrison hall this
evening.
Fred Bryton, and has theatrical company, is
expected 70 return to this city from Winnipeg
this week.
Nels Anderson was taken to the insane asy.
nm in St. Peter by Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Yesterday.
Complaint is made OF the ill-treatmert Of a
Zo-year-old daughter By a brutal father on the
East side.
4 general teachers meeting will be held in
he high school building at 9 O'Clock tomor.
row morning.
Chief Engineer of the fire department, F. L.
Ststson, is lying quite i'll at his residence on
the East Side.
regular meeting of Minneapolis lodge,
Knights of Pythias, will be held in Pythlan
hall this evening.
F, J. Buxton, city treasurer, has returned
home, and is again to be seen at his old post
N the city bank.
The public school teachers will receive the r
months salaries at the general teachers meet
ing to morrow morning.
A meeting of the W. c.. T. [. will be held
in the hall over Elliots music store to.mor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
The exhibition of the Juniors OF the Uni
versity, will occur in the chapel this evening.
Bogus programmes are prohibited.
Messrs. Fletcher & LoriDg have purchased
the St. james hotel from Mr.. James K. Day
ton, paying therefore the sum of $4,000.
Col. W. s. King has purchased the residence
10 bne For oil
Lorlng. The consideration price was sl4.COO.
The proposition to have appointed two in
spectors-one for each division of the city
seems to meet with unanimous public ap-
proyal.
It's now expected that Goodnough & Haw.
ley's new steam mill VIII be finished by to.
morrow, whenit is intended to test the ma
chinery.
Henry 4, Parsons, recently accountant for
o. A. Pray Manufacturing company, has been
adiudged insane and committed to the care of
Sheriff Eustis.
The materials Of the old Pacific elevator,
lust torn down, will be shipped out along the
line of the Manitoba road, and will be put
into buildings.
tany hour of the twenty four drop in at
the popular Boston restaurant and you will
he royaly entertained The best table in the
city tor the money.
Clerk GIG. Hyser, OF the Nicollet house, has
fully recovered from his long and serious at
tack of typhoid fever, and resumed his old
post at The Nic0llet.
John Nina, stone mason aged seventy
years who died Wednesday, having ho heirs,
left his property TO the amount of $1,000 TO
- the Cottage hospital.
J. s. Pllsbury mas purchased the excellent
business site on First avenue south, corner Of
Third street, paying $500 per front foot there
for. lie will build on 1t.
There has not yet been dedicated any signs of
weakening, either by the employers or the tail
ors, and hence it is scarcely probable that any
compromise will be effected.
The small pox cases which exist just out
side the city limits, will be taken to the pest
house, much to the relief of all those who are
exposed to the dread contagion,
The question of place of holding the next
mteting of the Western Riflemen's associa-
ton is still undecided Minneapolis and Mil
waukee appear to be the rival points.
Judge Seagrave Smith has removed his law
office from No. 81 Hennepin avenue, to ele-
CANT quarters at No. 33l Hennepin, Wander
burglfs new block, rooms II and IL, third
floor.
Judge Cooley yesterday solemnizsd the nup-
tials Of a peculiar pair. The groom was ap-
parently about &c years of age, while the
blushing bride had undoubtedly experienced
10 summers.
1t is reported that j. S. Plllsbury intends
erecting a block just like tie Boston block in
dimensions upon the site he has just pur-
chased on the corner Of Third street and First
avenue south.
The deed to the Murphy property in South
Minneapolis, recently purchased by the Sisters
of Mercy for the purpose of hospital, was
filed for record in the office of the register of
deeds yesterday.
Yesterday was an immensely light day, as
regards affairs criminal, in the municipal
court. The sum total comprises four plain
DRINKS. Three paid fine Of SIS each while
the fourth was discharged.
There arc now no less than five electric light
ordinances before the city council, and 1t
would seem strange indeed if that honorable
body could not select an excellent system from
the whole-and before long, too.
A travelling man dropped his valise on the
platform at the Manitoba depot for mo-
ment yesterday morning, but when he was
ready to pick it up again, it was missing, hay
ing been taken in by sneak thief.
l.. n. Arson, who has recently purchased
an interest in the trunk mandatory of Wool
lett s Co., departed last evening for Stevens
Point, Wis. He will return in a few days
with his family to permanently locate here.
No provision was made by the city council
for the salaries of the new police captain and
sergeant and the new detective, and conse-
quently unless provision is made these Off
GERS will draw only patrolmen's salaries-sS4S
per year.